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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 1348 2002 Jonathan Angier US Department of Agriculture Relationship between stream flow and stream nitrate-N concentrations in a first-order agricultural watershed, Maryland.
2 1348 2002 Michael Purucker NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Terrestrial and martian magnetizations of lithospheric origin: Comparative planetology.
3 1348 2002 Diane McDaniel University of Maryland Provenance and weathering history of Amazon River sediment, Pleistocene and Recent.
4 1349 2002 Rodney Ewing University of Michigan Weapons plutonium: A mineralogical solution.
5 1349 2002 Edith Allison US Department of Energy The value of subsurface data preservation.
6 1349 2002 Brent Owens College of William & Mary Kyanite color as a clue to contrasting protolith compositions for kyanite quartzites, Piedmont Province, Virginia. (Best Paper 2002)
7 1350 2002 Jeanne Sauber NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Subduction Zone Tectonics on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
8 1350 2002 Renato de Moraes University of Maryland Ultrahigh temperature metamorphism in Central Brazil - the role of melt in tracing the retrograde stage of PT-paths.
9 1350 2002 Glen S. Mattioli National Science Foundation The dynamics of an ongoing andesitic eruption: what we have learned from surface deformation at Soufriere Hills volcano, Montserrat, BWI.
10 1351 2002 Tom Jones Astronaut The space station, human space exploration, and sampling near-Earth asteroids.
11 1351 2002 Barbara Ransom American Chemical Society Microbes and clays: What's going on between the sheets!
12 1351 2002 Henry H. Teng George Washington University Did surface leaching occur during feldspar dissolution?
13 1352 2002 Christopher M. Fedo George Washington University Is there fossil evidence for life on Earth 3850 Ma ago?
14 1352 2002 William F. McDonough University of Maryland The composition of the Earth's core.
15 1352 2002 Christopher L. Cahill George Washington University Hydrothermal Synthesis of Framework Uranyl Molybdates and Oxyfluorides: A Chemist's Interest in Mineralogy.
16 1353 2002 David A. Vanko Towson State University Subseafloor boiling and mixing processes in a back-arc hydrothermal system determined from Ocean Drilling Program cores.
17 1353 2002 David J. Harding NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Airborne laser mapping of deformation in the Seattle Fault Zone, Washington State:Tilted terraces tell the tale.
18 1353 2002 Monica Handler National Museum of Natural History Evolution of Marie Byrd Land, west Antarctica: constraints from lithospheric xenoliths.
19 1354 2002 Lauck W. Ward Virginia Museum of Natural History The John Finch Collection,1824 -- Important beginning for paleontological studies in Virginia and the Western Hemisphere.
20 1354 2002 Leon T. Silver California Institute of Technology Conversations with zircon: Are we listening?
21 1354 2002 Earl A. Greene USGS Hydrogeologic factors controlling water intrusion near the Washington METRO Red Line Medical Center Station and Crossover.
22 1355 2002 Helen Kerch US Department of Energy Research misconduct and its significance for the physical sciences.
23 1355 2002 Narciso (Txitxo) Benitez Johns Hopkins University Effects on Earth of the Scorpius-Centaurus Supernovae.
24 1355 2002 Kevin Pope GeoEcoArc Research The K-T mass extinction-- Impact dust didn't do it.
25 1356 2002 Paul B. Tomascak University of Maryland Mono Lake, California, from a lithium perspective.
26 1356 2002 Earl A. Greene USGS Hydrogeologic factors controlling water intrusion near the Washington METRO Red Line MedicalCenter station and crossover.
27 1356 2002 James Farquhar University of Maryland Evolution of the Earth’s early sulfur cycle.
28 1357 2002 Bruce E. Watson University of Maryland Chemical and isotopic consequences of low-temperature crystal growth.
29 1357 2002 William H. Orem USGS How sulfur contamination and atmospheric mercury deposition influence methylmercury production and bioaccumulation in the Everglades.
30 1357 2002 Art Goldstein University of Maryland Intermediate term fault histories and critical wedge dynamics from analysis of syn-tectonicfluids, Taconic Slate Belt.
31 1358 2002 Frank S. Spear Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Monazite:A new Rosetta stone?
32 1358 2002 William C. Burton USGS Characterizing ground water in bedrock: A geologist's approach.
33 1358 2002 Joseph L. Dehmer National Science Foundation Going deep for science.
34 1359 2002 Nicholas B. Woodward US Department of Energy Competitive Macroscopic Deformation Mechanisms in Structural Geology (Presidential Address)
Nicholas B. Woodward was President in 2002
David Applegate was 1st VP in 2002
Jeffrey N. Grossman was 2nd VP in 2002
Rama K. Kotra was Treasurer in 2002
Paul B. Tomascak was Meeting Secy in 2002
John Hanchar was Council Secy in 2002
Robert Burruss was on the Council in 2002
Richard J. Diecchio was on the Council in 2002
Sonia Esperanca was on the Council in 2002
Cyril J. Galvin was on the Council in 2002
Allan Kolker was on the Council in 2002
Nathalie Marchildon was on the Council in 2002
Philip Piccoli was Chair of the Program Committee in 2002
Bret Leslie was Chair of the Awards Committee in 2002
Leslie F. Ruppert was Chair of the Membership Committee in 2002
George R. Helz was Chair of the Nominating Committee in 2002
J. Alexander Speer was Chair of the Sleeping Bear Committee in 2002
David Applegate was Chair of the Finance Committee in 2002
Gordon L. Nord Jr. was Chair of the Public srvc Committee in 2002
Brent Owens won the Best Paper Award in 2002
William C. Burton won the Great Dane Award in 2002
Paul B. Tomascak won the Sleeping Bear Award in 2002
S. Julio Friedmann was the Grand Inquisitor of 2002
E-an Zen was the Grand Inquisitor of 2002