CSU Stanislaus - Sankey Paleo Lab

Nice blurb about our work on CSU Stanislaus commuting: students drive 51.3 million miles/year! Over 1/2 way to sun! Does not include staff and faculty miles! Think how many miles the entire csu system is responsible for (with 23 different campuses)! Mind boggling. Is the Csu system thinking about this? Vivian and I are trying to figure that out. We interviewed Csu’s carbon manager” Friday to find out …

RSCA Grant Study Shows Alarming Effects of Commuting | California State University Stanislaus Vivian Aguilar is ready to graduate in May with a degree in psychology and had plans to work toward an advanced degree to prepare for a career in the medical field, focusing on behavioral changes to prevent and treat disease and addiction.

Nice article on our research work on Central Valley air pollution and CSU Stanislaus student commuting (51.3 million miles/year)! If you have any suggestions/ideas, please send them to me.

RSCA Grant Study Shows Alarming Effects of Commuting | California State University Stanislaus Vivian Aguilar is ready to graduate in May with a degree in psychology and had plans to work toward an advanced degree to prepare for a career in the medical field, focusing on behavioral changes to prevent and treat disease and addiction.

Congrats, Dr. Heather Shaddox! CSUS Geo alumni. Great Ph.D. defense (seismology) at UC Santa Cruz just now. And congrats on getting a NSF-funded post-doc at UC Berkeley! Have a blast! So proud of you!:)

So proud of graduating senior, Katelyn Gadd, who just heard she has been accepted into graduate school at Western Washington University!! Your hard work and awesome research are paying off! Have a fantastic time in grad school!:)

Jake Biewer is famous!:)

Stan State Geology Lecturer Jacob Biewer Discovers Three New Walrus Species Findings from Master’s Work Published in Prestigious Journal Stanislaus State graduate Jacob Biewer (’15, geology) thought the idea of studying prehistoric walruses would be a great conversation piece. “Who’s somebody you’ve met that says, ‘I’m somebody who studied walruses?’” Biew...

Congratulations to Jake Biewer and Jim Parham for this awesome, new paper!

Paleontologists Uncover Three Species of Extinct Walruses in Orange County | CSUF News Cal State Fullerton paleontologists have identified three new walrus species — estimated to be 5 to 10 million years old — discovered in Orange County.

Congratulations to Katelyn Gadd (Geology) and Grace Parsons (Chemistry) for publishing your abstracts and presenting your research (remotely) at GSA (Geological Society of America) annual meeting. Proud of you!:)

Congrats, CSUS students/staff, Katelyn, Grace, and Leah, for getting your GSA (Geological Society of America-Cordilleran section) abstract accepted for the spring meeting in Pasadena!:)