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Shah Ali 2020 |
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Lukas Karuza 2020 |
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Joshua Malone 2020 Late Jurassic Dinosaurs on the Move: Gastroliths and Long-Distance Migration |
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Michael Sell 2020 Heavy Mineralogy of Bedload Sediment in the Upper Mississippi River and the Influence of Tributaries |
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Adam Borgetti, 2019 |
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Paige Gerhart, 2019 |
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Matthew Harrington, 2019 |
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Bethany Hobart, 2019 |
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Lauren Judge, 2019 Genetic Sequencing for Measuring Biodiversity in Recent and Ancient Marine Sediments |
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Sierra Kindley, 2019 |
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Katherine Ludwig, 2019 |
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Joshua Pearson, 2019 Holocene Paleoclimate Record of Northern Iowa Recorded in Flowstone |
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Jill Reale, 2019 Effects of Heat Treatment on Spinels as Determined by VIS/NIR and Raman Spectroscopy and XRD |
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Augustana College's John Deere Planetarium and Fryxell Geology Museum will be open to the public on Saturday, May 11, 2024, for an evening of stargazing and space shows. The planetarium, located at 820 38th Street, Rock Island, will be open from 8:30-10 p.m., with indoor and outdoor programs in the planetarium, observatory and geology museum.
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.
Augustana College's John Deere Planetarium and Fryxell Geology Museum will be open to the public for an evening of stargazing and space shows. The planetarium, located at 820 38th Street, Rock Island, will be open from 8:30 p.m.
