Brandon Schwab

Working with Electron Microprobe Data from a High Pressure Experiment - Calculating Mineral Formulas, Unit Cell Content, and Geothermometry part of Petrology:Teaching Examples
In this problem set students use electron microprobe analyses of a peridotite partial melting experiment to determine mineral formulas, calculate unit cell content, plot results on a classification diagram, and use ...

Recruiting and graduating a rapidly diversifying student body at Humboldt State University part of Integrate:Workshops and Webinars:Broadening Access to the Earth and Environmental Sciences:Essays
This content is a participant essay page from an InTeGrate workshop, detailing Humboldt State University's strategies for recruiting and graduating a diversifying student body, particularly as a Hispanic Serving Institution, through inclusive pedagogy, hands-on learning, and community-engaged capstone projects in the geosciences.

BA Geology - Geosciences Option, Humboldt State University part of Strong Geoscience Departments:Degree Programs:Curriculum Profiles
Curriculum profile page detailing Humboldt State University’s BA Geology - Geosciences Option, covering program design, student demographics, learning goals, course sequencing, capstone requirements, alumni career outcomes, and efforts in diversifying geoscience education.

Supporting Minority Students at Humboldt State University part of Integrate:Program Design:Increase Diversity:Supporting Minority Students
Humboldt State University is the northernmost campus of the California State University system located on the rural north coast, ~300 miles north of San Francisco. Campus demographics are changing rapidly to better reflect that of California. As Fall 2013, HSU was eligible for recognition as an Hispanic Serving Institution. The Geology Department has ~110 majors, ~10 of which are MS students, ~85 Geology BS/BA, and ~15 Geology BA-Geosciences Option. The Geosciences Option was revamped from a Geoscience Education Option that never gained viable enrollments in part due to changes in the Education program.