Areas of Interests
Petroleum and Energy Geosciences, Sedimentary Geology
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Areas of Interests
Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, Paleoclimatology
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Name changed to School of Geosciences in 2019
Areas of Interests
Sedimentology, Paleomagnetism of Sedimentary Rocks, Diagenesis
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Bartell Field Camp dedicated in 2011
Areas of Interests
Petroleum Geology, Reservoir Characterization
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Name changed to ConocoPhillips School of Geology and Geophysics in 2006
Areas of Interests
Igneous and Metamorphic Rock Systems
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Sarkeys Energy Center dedicated in 1990
Areas of Interests
Petroleum Geology, Stratigraphy, Basin Analysis
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Areas of Interests
Structural Geology
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Areas of Interests
Marine Ecology, Paleoecology, Carbonates
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Areas of Interests
Sedimentology, Clay Mineralogy
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Name changed to School of Geology and Geophysics in ~1964
Areas of Interests
Stratigraphy, Paleontology
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Gould Hall dedicated in 1952; School of Geological Engineering moved to the School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering in 1963
Areas of Interests
Stratigraphy, Paleontology
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Gould Hall dedicated in 1952; School of Geological Engineering moved to the School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering in 1963
Areas of Interests
Mining Geology, Mineralogy
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Started graduate program, started School of Geological Engineering in 1920, new geology building, Carpenter Hall, dedicated in 1920
Areas of Interests
Geology, Paleontology, Photo Geology
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Areas of Interests
Paleontology
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Areas of Interests
Mineralogy, Economic Geology
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Areas of Interests
Geology, Paleontology
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Areas of Interests
Oklahoma Geology and Water Resources
Historical Notes
Department of Geology founded in 1900, in 1903 the Rock Club was formed, and its name was changed to Pick and Hammer Club. Geology occupied the third floor of a newly constructed science building (now Old Science Hall) following the fire of 1903.
