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Hybrid in person/virtual Geology Club meeting this Thursday in Engeo 3107 at 6:30PM! Your Geoduke exec teamโs excited to see yโall! If youโre planning on attending virtually, please reach out to any officer or DM any of the JMU Geology accounts for the Zoom link to the meeting!
Every year, we ask our graduating seniors to anonymously answer the question: "What experience has been the most beneficial to you during your undergraduate education?"
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This was sent in by a geology alumni (holly.e.mangum )that now works for the DMME (Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy) and this is a rock that she cut herself!
This billet is from aโฆ https://t.co/65xW4muSLI
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This is a photo of a mineral display case sent in by a JMU Geology and Earth Science 2019 alumni, googagrant! This was the mineral case he had displayed in his apartment here in Harrisonburg,โฆ https://t.co/hfOaL3O1OO
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This is an amethyst crystal that was formed in Uraguay. This crystal is currently in possession of our geodukes who got it from a museum when they were little!
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Here is a picture of a herkimer diamond!
Fun fact: herkimer diamonds are not actually diamonds, they are actually quartz crystals that have 2 naturally faceted ends (aka a double terminatedโฆ https://t.co/hcpLAuJJxw
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Here is a picture of a herkimer diamond!
Fun fact: herkimer diamonds are not actually diamonds, they are actually quartz crystals that have 2 naturally faceted ends (aka a double terminatedโฆ https://t.co/utdDrfstgz
In memoriam of the cancellation of the annual Montgomery county gem, mineral, and fossil show, that was suppose to happen March 20-22 this year. These are some pictures of past displays from the show that was put onโฆ https://t.co/O6BqD8tCfk
This is a radial cluster of pyrophyllite crystals!
Fun fact: itโs name comes from the Greek word: pyros (fire) and phyllos (leaf)
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Congratulations to Dr. Shane McGary for receiving the 2020 Goodman Faculty Award! This award is to JMU professors who excel at creative curriculum development. Visit https://t.co/mXGH4NTDfp to learn more about one of Dr. McGary's research projects.
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Not to brag or anything but we have a department full of amazing professors! Congratulations to Dr. McGary #GeoDukes#JMUGeology#JMU#geology#godukes๐๐ https://t.co/F0lIrXWa73
Hello everyone, meet Billy! He is the pet rock of one of our beloved 2016 JMU Earth Science alumni Kira! He came into her life in the early 2000โs. He doesnโt say a whole lot and is easy maintenance, he lives in aโฆ https://t.co/pg5bcZ7sLs
If any one has any rock, mineral, or fossil they they would like to have partake in the digital showcase direct message the JMU geology club with a brief description of the specimen!
The start of #DigitalGeologyShowcase
Hemipristis serra (snaggletooth shark) tooth found in Chesapeake Beach, MD. Calvert Formation ~20 million years old
THREAD: #VIRTUAL#GEOLOGY RESOURCES! W/ so many schools online, thought it would be useful to help create list of free to use virtual field/sample resources for teaching geo online. Please respond w/ additional resources (description & link). Share widely! ADD MORE!