Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences: Iowa State University

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences Wyoming Field Camp
Geology Undergraduates Geology Graduate Programs Meteorology Undergraduates Meteorology Graduate Programs Alumni Awards Faculty Field Camp Glossary of Geologic Terms History Meteorology Job Announcements News & Events Outcomes Assessment Real-time Weather Data Research Scholarships Photo Galleries 150 Fascinating People ISU ISU Library College of Liberal Arts & Sciences GE-AT Home Page Got a question or comment? Contact us at 515-294-4477 (geology) or 515-294-4758 (meteorology) geology@iastate.edu meteorology@iastate.edu Carl Jacobson Chair Department of Geological & Atmospheric Sciences 253 Science I Ames, Iowa 50011 FAX: 515-294-6049 William Gallus Professor-in-Charge Meteorology Program 3010 Agronomy Hall 515-294-2270	Field Camp in Wyoming Please use the application listed below. Print out the PDF of the non-degree application. You should then fill it out and mail it to the addressbelow. Also include the $100 deposit (check made out to ISU - Geological Sciences). Application (PDF) Application (Word Document) DeAnn Frisk Iowa State University Department of Geological & Atmospheric Sciences 253 Science I Ames, IA 50011-3212 This summer, don't miss your one opportunity to study some of the most spectacular textbook examples of geologic and paleontologic features in the world with friendly staff in a setting that assures you of one of the best academic learning experiences of your life. The Iowa State University/University of Nebraska-Lincoln geology field camp focuses on applied geology and will help you compete for jobs in the real world or for positions in geology graduate programs! Our welcoming environment encourages learning in a positive atmosphere. We have guest instructors from both the petroleum and environmental industries who give up-to-date information on how to get jobs as well as academic and state government instructors with a combined 50 years of teaching experience. Field camp is the best opportunity you'll have to be immersed in geology, to learn how to interpret the rock and fossil record, to "see" in three dimensions, to learn how to make maps, read maps, and evaluate the data used to make maps. Students enter our program knowing some geology - they leave it with a real understanding of the practicaly applications of geologic knowledge. The Geology Field Camp is held at the Carl F. Vondra Geology Field Station in the beautiful Bighorn Basin, nestled up against the magnificent Bighorn Mountains! LINKS NEW: 2008 Information (PDF) 2008 Schedule (Excel File) About us Geology 302 Logisitics Big Horn Mountains	News & Events Alumni trek back to Wyoming for reunion More than 150 geology alumni, faculty and their families made a return trip to Shell, Wyo., and a reunion of the geology field camp. More Past Field Camps Group photos of several past field camps have been posted on-line. Photos Featured in Explorer The ISU Field Camp was featured in the September 2005 issue of Explorer, the journal of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. More
		Alumni of the Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences spent three days in early July 2002 returning to their summer field camp roots at the department's permanent field station in Wyoming. More
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