OLIVINE
The current Club President held this club position last year.
Vice President
This GEOL course number convinced your Vice President to add geology as a double major.
107
Your Treasurer works as one of two educators with a geology background at this museum. (Where he flexes his biology minor with live animal handling as well!)
Delaware Museum of Nature and Science
This picture was taken by the club secretary at this nearby manmade lake.
Newark Reservoir
Your PR Chair usually sends these out every other week.
EMAILS!!!
This mineral is the primary component of Earth's mantle.
Olivine
Your VP is an Earth Science Double Major with this as her other Major.
Environmental Science
As a worker in the UD fossil collection, your treasurer has had the most fun identifying mammals from this current Era.
Cenozoic
These subfossils collected by the club secretary belong to this phylum.
Mollusca
Your PR Chair once interned for this (somewhat) East Coast Museum.
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
Your president has travelled to the Smithsonian many times to use this type of imaging device.
Electron Microscopes
Your Vice President's favorite mineral is truly this boron containing species.
Tourmaline
While your Treasurer's real interest is with fossil of vertebrates, he is an avid collector of these Paleozoic predatory arthropods.
Eurypterids or Sea Scorpians
This red to yellow mineral was researched by your secretary for his mineralogy project.
Wulfenite
Speleomorphology is the study of this.
Caves
One of the objectives of your President's Senior Thesis involves analyzing peridotites to quantify the effective partial pressure of oxygen. That quantity has this as another name.
Fugacity
Your Vice President is famous for her work in this nearby state agency.
Delaware Geological Survey
Your Treasurer is interested in a Senior Thesis next year involving the use of this aspect of light to observe invisible aspects of fossils through fluorescence.
Wavelength
The term for these rock carvings made over 2000 years ago in a picture taken by your secretary.
Petroglyphs
While our Social Media chair had a great time studying Earth Sciences, she almost chose one of these other majors to study instead.
Psychology or Agriculture & Natural Resources
Your President is completing a Senior Thesis with Dr. Warren, researching peridotites from an intra-oceanic arc that were collected in this state.
Alaska
When your VP was measuring DGS wells this summer along the C&D canal, she stuffed over 15 of these Delaware state fossils in her pockets.
Belemnites
Your Treasurer owns this legendary rock hammer which has this name that is a portmanteau of a mythical hammer and his last name.
Mjolbier
The name of this famous rockhound.
Leo
This environmentally minded Delaware governor and former public school teacher once took a question on live radio from our Social Media Chair.
Gov. Matt Meyer