Hannah Johnson '23
Paleo-Reconstruction and Paleo-Art of the Cistecephalid Dicynodont Kembwacela Kitchingi
Mari Kelley '23
Morgan Litwiler '23
Analyzing Change in Pine Abundance in a Sediment Core from Gremel Wildlife Sanctuary.
Alexa Perrow '23
Analysis of Cave Bear Diet and Life Mode Through Examination of Skull Features
Kyle Sadowski '23
Bathymetric and Water Quality Survey of Three Lakes in Cook County, Illinois
Samantha Swartz '23
Garnet-Biotite Composition As A Geothermometer Of Schist: Blackhills, South Dakota
Bailey Willis '23
Establishing Constraints on Taphonomic Inertia in Shallow Marinesediments: St. Croix, Usvi,
Augustana College students take a break from their 15-week semester schedule to engage in a month-long period of intensive learning during January Term, or J-term. This three-and-a-half week course was added as part of the college’s transition to semesters in 2019-2020.
Four Augustana students have hit the ground running with their summer geology internships. Projects include studying the formation and evolution of ancient mountain belts, paleontology research, studying geological maps in zinc mines and installing seismometers for earthquake detection.
When Hannah Johnson ‘23 learned of an opportunity to create the first model of a recently discovered prehistoric creature, she put her art and geology majors to work.
