Workshops and Events

2012 Teaching Structural Geology, Geophysics, and Tectonics

What are the grand challenges, leading edge ideas, and frontiers in structural geology, geophysics, and tectonics? How can we teach these ideas effectively in undergraduate courses? What innovative strategies can we use to integrate structural geology, geophysics, and tectonics in the courses that we teach for majors? What role can GIS and GPS analysis play in teaching these disciplines? This workshop was an exciting collaborative effort that addressed these and related issues in order to help faculty teach undergraduate structural geology, geophysics and tectonics more effectively. View the workshop program to download presentations and other supporting materials.

2004 GSA topical session

Teaching Structural Geology in the 21st Century. Download abstracts, Powerpoint presentations, and posters from the session at the GSA annual national meeting in Denver in November, 2004.

2004 Teaching Structural Geology workshop

During the summer of 2004, 70 structural geologists from around the country met for a week-long workshop to explore best practices in teaching structural geology. Download handouts and supporting materials from workshop presentations and discussions or view the workshop program.