🚨Calling all alumni🚨
Please join us for the 2024 CofC Geology & Environmental Geosciences Alumni Reception!
RSVP here: https://t.co/8u7nWIpePL
Network with students, celebrate awarded alumni, and stay for a reception featuring hors d’oeuvres and an open beer and wine bar!
Calling @cofcgeology#Alumni! The Department, in collaboration with the CofC Geology Board of Advocates, is excited to announce it will be awarding an Alumni Service Award this fall to an alumni who has helped advance the mission of the Department.
Hurricane Idalia will move across SE Georgia & the South Carolina Lowcountry Wednesday into Wednesday night. Below are the expected impacts from winds, flooding rain, tornadoes, & storm surge. For the latest info on Idalia: https://t.co/aKvOD4c7YP
This suite of Hurricane Threats & Impacts (#HTI) graphics spans Monday morning through Wednesday evening for #Idalia. These graphics show a 4-tier threat level from the 4 primary hurricane hazards and are designed to take the focus away from the track and put it on the impacts.
Trying to network with fellow alumni but don't know where to start? Check out these ArcGIS resources to help!
Alumni by Metro Area: https://t.co/ZfRVzCk7ZN
Alumni by Industry: https://t.co/cdtybsyoS1
Although climate touches much of the science @USGS, the #ClimateR_D Program focuses on understanding climate, environmental & land use change—from how it happens to the vulnerability & resilience of natural systems to such changes 🌏
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/XdMd9nqXVu
Our friends and colleagues at Charleston Waterkeeper shared this opportunity in North Carolina: - an excellent organization bringing clarity of water science, policy and management to the public! #jobalert#waterconservation#environment https://t.co/qPauWEmHBB
The @cofcgeology Board of Advocates is looking for ways to better serve our alumni community. Fill out this survey to let us know what events you'd like to see, update your contact info to stay in the loop, and more! https://t.co/ARvKGiy1Up
Buckeye, AZ: 26 y/o Daniel Robinson remains missing. He was last seen on June 23rd, 2021 leaving his worksite near Sun Valley Pkwy & Cactus Rd. He does not have right forearm or hand. #HelpUsFindUs#DanielRobinson
Calling all environmental and engineering geology enthusiasts on Twitter! Whether you're a landslide lover, rock formation fanatic, contaminant connoisseur, or more, we want to see your best field photos!��Show off your rock-solid photography skills by tagging or DM'ing us!
Is New York City getting too heavy? A recent study led by USGS examines how the weight of the city contributes to coastal subsidence and increasing inundation risk from sea level rise: https://t.co/T32H3mR0mU
#NewYorkCity#NaturalHazards
Also check out our short video on why wetlands without permanent connections are important for water quality improvements!
https://t.co/hPrgyJljCZ
#Wetlands#WaterQuality#WOTUS
Lots of #geology#jobopportunities with @KleinfelderHQ in multiple locations and for levels ranging from early career to senior professionals!
https://t.co/S4wVQhFHqp
New #scholarship! The BestColleges Scholarship for Black Women in #STEM is offering a total of $30,000 in five scholarships worth $6,000 each. Apply by September 30, 2023: https://t.co/FZhBiupoEv
My efforts to find my son, Geologist Daniel C. Robinson are ongoing. You can Help. Share, request flyers, sign the petition, join the Mail-in Protest (https://t.co/Tr2eCZbqz2), Tipline: 844.602.0660. Pray for my family & me. Visit YouTube Channel, Please Help Find Daniel.
The #BEAMS Symposium is like no other professional meeting in the #hydrography field. The visiting professionals and @CofCalumni come specifically to meet and potentially recruit students to their workforce.
https://t.co/VloJZThwBq