Recent projects in geosciences include:
Geosciences courses are taught in small classes where the emphasis is on intensive student-teacher interaction and hands-on research training. Students learn proper techniques and problem-solving skills in even introductory courses.
Geosciences faculty members are published scholars and distinguished teachers with research interests that span the entire discipline. They include a New York State teacher of the year, a campus Excellence in Teaching award winner, and the recipients of many prestigious research grants.
The geosciences department makes its home in Hamilton’s new $56 million Science Center. Undergraduates have ready access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities available only to graduate students at many schools.
While the geosciences program offers specialized training, its interdisciplinary nature also means that majors learn writing, research and critical-thinking skills that can be adapted to many fields and professions.
Geosciences courses are taught in small classes where the emphasis is on intensive student-teacher interaction and hands-on research training. Students learn proper techniques and problem-solving skills in even introductory courses.
Geosciences faculty members are published scholars and distinguished teachers with research interests that span the entire discipline. They include a New York State teacher of the year, a campus Excellence in Teaching award winner, and the recipients of many prestigious research grants.
The geosciences department makes its home in Hamilton’s new $56 million Science Center. Undergraduates have ready access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities available only to graduate students at many schools.
While the geosciences program offers specialized training, its interdisciplinary nature also means that majors learn writing, research and critical-thinking skills that can be adapted to many fields and professions.
Geosciences courses are taught in small classes where the emphasis is on intensive student-teacher interaction and hands-on research training. Students learn proper techniques and problem-solving skills in even introductory courses.
Geosciences faculty members are published scholars and distinguished teachers with research interests that span the entire discipline. They include a New York State teacher of the year, a campus Excellence in Teaching award winner, and the recipients of many prestigious research grants.
The geosciences department makes its home in Hamilton’s new $56 million Science Center. Undergraduates have ready access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities available only to graduate students at many schools.
While the geosciences program offers specialized training, its interdisciplinary nature also means that majors learn writing, research and critical-thinking skills that can be adapted to many fields and professions.
Geosciences courses are taught in small classes where the emphasis is on intensive student-teacher interaction and hands-on research training. Students learn proper techniques and problem-solving skills in even introductory courses.
Geosciences faculty members are published scholars and distinguished teachers with research interests that span the entire discipline. They include a New York State teacher of the year, a campus Excellence in Teaching award winner, and the recipients of many prestigious research grants.
The geosciences department makes its home in Hamilton’s new $56 million Science Center. Undergraduates have ready access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities available only to graduate students at many schools.
While the geosciences program offers specialized training, its interdisciplinary nature also means that majors learn writing, research and critical-thinking skills that can be adapted to many fields and professions.
