Linda Lennon

llennon@montana.edu

I became interested in working with digital collections through a good friend and fellow digital geologist, Karin Kirk. I am excited to join the team working to build and maintain the web resources here at MSU. I have been interested in teaching and learning ever since I began trying to master various sports in my teens. Learning led to teaching, and teaching led to questions. These digital collections are a new way to answer many educational questions.

Love of mountains has determined my address since I graduated from high school. Questions about the mountains led me back to college and a Bachelor's degree in geology, in 2002. The mountains around me also inspired a degree in drawing and painting. Prior to joining the geoscience web development team at MSU, I was writing science articles for an educational website, Yellowstone Geographic.

Education

Montana State University – Geology, Bachelor of Science, 2002
Montana State University – Drawing and Painting, Bachelor of Fine Arts, 2001

Publications

Lennon, L., 2002, Yellowstone Celebrates 130!

Lennon, L., 2003, Devil's Slide; Deposition, Deformation, and Erosion

Lennon, L., 2003, Obsidian Tells Many Stories

Lennon, L., 2003, Microscopic Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park