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Recent Advances in Hydrogeophysics, January 18, 2012 . Our speaker will be Gregory S. Baker,
Jones/Bibee Endowed Associate Professor of Geophysics, Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences, University of Tennessee.
See our speaker bio and full abstract.
See you at our January Meeting, Jan 18, 2012 |
| Let Us Know You're Coming! |
| Our meetings start at 6:00 pm with a social hour, dinner is served at
7:00 pm and the presentation begins at 8:00 pm. Dinner will cost
$25.00/person, dinner for students is $5.00; checks preferred. For this
month's meeting, reservations should be emailed to John F. O'Neill at
jfgoogal@gmail.com, please title as "PGS
Dinner Reservation", by noon, Monday, Jan 16th. If you are unable to use
email, call (724) 713-3491 and leave your name and number of reservations
needed. Meeting will be held at the Foster’s Restaurant, Foster Plaza
Building 10, 680 Andersen Dr, Greentree. See map for our meeting place. Suggested attire is business
casual. Students and guests are welcome, you need not be a member
to attend our meetings and its okay to just drop by for the speaker
presentation at 8 pm.
Directions:
From Pittsburgh: Parkway West to Green
Tree-Crafton Exit. Bear left at exit and left again onto Mansfield Avenue
West. Follow Mansfield West to the 2nd traffic light. Turn right onto
Holiday Drive and proceed up the hill to Foster Plaza Building 10.
From Airport and I 79: Parkway West towards Pittsburgh, exit at Green
Tree-Mt. Lebanon Exit. Turn left onto Greentree Road, make left at 1st
traffic light onto Mansfield Avenue West. Follow Mansfield West to the 2nd
traffic light. Turn right onto Holiday Drive and proceed up the hill to
Foster Plaza Building 10.
Or go to
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=en&sll=40.440676,-80.007248&sspn=0.127773,0.22007&q=foster%27s+restaurant+and+catering&near=pittsburgh+pa&latlng=40440556,-79996111,5411451826638810477
for a map. |
| If you want to prepay your dinner by PayPal, click on the button below. |
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News
10th Annual Student Night, April 18, 2012
STUDENTS: This is an opportunity for you to compete in student presentations
sponsored by the Pittsburgh Geological Society, the Association of Engineering
Geologists, and the American Society of Civil Engineers-Geotechnical Division at the
10th Annual Student Night on April 18 at Foster’s Restaurant, #10 Foster Plaza,
Greentree. If you have been doing undergraduate or graduate research in any
geologically or geotechnically related field, you have the opportunity to show off
your work to members of the three societies, and receive some benefits as well.
Abstracts (250 words or less) of research findings should be emailed to
patrick.burkhart@sru.edu
patrick.burkhart@sru.edu
by March 2, 2012 for
consideration.
Each society will select one student paper (graduate or undergraduate) for oral
presentation. Additional abstracts may be accepted for poster presentations. All
presenters will receive certificates of recognition and appreciation, as well as a
complimentary dinner. The three oral presenters will each receive awards of $100,
while poster presenters will receive $50.
Students: please consider disseminating your research at this auspicious
professional venue.
Professors: please pass this information on to your students who are doing research.
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Deadline to be Grandfathered as a PG in Louisiana is quickly approaching, Jan. 1, 2012 No test required, just contact Dr. Madhurendu Kumar,
LADNR-Office of Conservation, 617 N. Third, 9th Floor, Baton Rouge, LA 70802, telephone: 225-342-5501,
email: madhurendu.kumar@la.gov
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Updates
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Attention PG's! Attend our dinner and meeting to receive a continuing education credit. |
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| The PGS is proud to be an affiliated society with the AAPG . |
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