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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 1323 2000 Alicia Wilson USGS Spatial patterns of diagenesis during geothermal circulation in carbonate platforms.
2 1323 2000 John Hanchar George Washington University Electron microprobe dating of monazite.
3 1323 2000 Robert M. Hirsch USGS The 1999mid-Atlantic drought: Lessons learned and looking ahead.
  1324 2000     Canceled
4 1325 2000 Richard Coffin Naval Research Laboratory Biogeochemical influences on methane hydrate formation and stability.
5 1325 2000 Dorothy Stout National Science Foundation Geology goes Hollywood.
6 1326 2000 Jeffery Mauk University of Auckland Geology of the Golden Cross epithermal gold deposit, New Zealand.
7 1326 2000 Michael Klosterman US Army Corps of Engineers The Corps of Engineers Role in Abandoned Mine Remediation.
8 1326 2000 Robert R. Seal USGS Adventures in Acid Mine Drainage: Environmental geochemistry of the abandoned Elizabeth copper mine, Vermont.
9 1327 2000 Alan M. Gaines National Science Foundation Digital Earth: the Web-Wide-World.
10 1327 2000 Chip Groat USGS Strategic Change at the USGS: What's In It for Science?
11 1327 2000 Nicholas B. Woodward US Department of Energy The Role of science in Science in the Voxellated 21st Century.
12 1328 2000 Michael Ledbetter National Science Foundation The Arctic as Miner's Canary for Global Warming.
13 1328 2000 Bruce Simonson Oberlin College Evidence of multiple asteroid impacts from Late Archean to Paleoproterozoic successions in Australia and South Africa. (Best Paper 2000)
14 1328 2000 Nita Sahai University of Maryland How Algae Grow Shells of Glass: Silica Biomineralization by Diatoms.
15 1329 2000 Paul Bierman University of Vermont The aging of great escarpments- cosmic rays and geomorphology.
16 1329 2000 Ed Vicenzi National Museum of Natural History A new tool for sub-micron scale imaging and analysis of natural materials: focused ion beam microscopy.
17 1329 2000 Aaron Pietruska Department of Terrestrial Magnetism The geometry of Kilauea volcano's summit magma storage reservoir: A geochemical probe.
18 1330 2000 Nathalie Marchildon University of Maryland Squeezed out or sucked in? Characterizing melt flow in the anatectic zone.
19 1330 2000 Kurt Hinaman USGS, Delaware The effects of recharge, geologic setting and regional water use on groundwater flow: A case study at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.
20 1330 2000 Robert Leland Smith University of Utah Hotspots, earthquakes and the evolution of the Yellowstone Volcanic System.
21 1331 2000 Christopher S. Swezey USGS A Quaternary history of eolian sediment mobilization in the Sahara.
22 1331 2000 Mark Frank University of Maryland Experimental evidence on the behavior of gold in magmatic-hydrothermal systems.
23 1331 2000 David Houseknecht USGS From Boundaries to Barrels - Sequence Stratigraphy and Oil Potential, North Slope, Alaska.
24 1332 2000 Sorena S. Sorensen National Museum of Natural History A Trip to the jade mines of Nansibon, Myanmar (Burma).
25 1332 2000 John Jens US Army Corps of Engineers An Army geologist: War stories for insomniacs.
26 1332 2000 Christopher Shuman University of Maryland Recent climate data, Siple Dome, West Antarctica.
27 1333 2000 James Quick USGS Magmatic Underplating in the Ivrea-Verbano Zone, northwestern Italian Alps.
28 1333 2000 S. Fred Singer Science and Environmental Policy Project Global warming and sea level: A different view.
29 1333 2000 Nicholas Ratcliffe USGS Origin of orbicular structures in granites, East Bethel, Vermont, revealed.
30 1334 2000 Julie Palais National Science Foundation Glaciology Research at the Bottom of the World: Ice Sheets, Ice Streams and Icebergs.
31 1334 2000 Nick Fraser Virginia Museum of Natural History The origin of modern terrestrial ecosystems: a fossil lagerstaette from the Triassicof Virginia and North Carolina.
32 1334 2000 William Minarik University of Maryland Sedimentary stratigraphy at the bottom, middle, and top of the Earth's magma ocean.
33 1335 2000 Jane Marie Hammarstrom USGS Metals, mines, and Mother Nature: The solid story of acid rock drainage. (Presidential Address)
Jane Marie Hammarstrom was President in 2000
Peter T. Lyttle was 1st VP in 2000
J. Alexander Speer was 2nd VP in 2000
Judith Ehlen was Treasurer in 2000
Mark McBride was Meeting Secy in 2000
Hal J. Gluskoter was Council Secy in 2000
John Stephen Huebner was on the Council in 2000
Jay Kaufman was on the Council in 2000
M. Amelia Logan was on the Council in 2000
Ted A. Maxwell was on the Council in 2000
Christopher Neuzil was on the Council in 2000
Suzanne D. Weedman was on the Council in 2000
Robert Burruss was Chair of the Program Committee in 2000
Rama K. Kotra was Chair of the Awards Committee in 2000
Leslie F. Ruppert was Chair of the Membership Committee in 2000
Rosalind T. Helz was Chair of the Nominating Committee in 2000
Margo Kingston was Chair of the Sleeping Bear Committee in 2000
Peter T. Lyttle was Chair of the Finance Committee in 2000
Gordon L. Nord Jr. was Chair of the Public srvc Committee in 2000
Bruce Simonson won the Best Paper Award in 2000
David Houseknecht won the 2nd best paper Award in 2000
James Quick won the 2nd best paper Award in 2000
Dorothy Stout won the Sleeping Bear Award in 2000
Motoaki Sato was the Grand Inquisitor of 2000