Graduate student Samantha at the Raman microscope
Spring Break - field course to the Mojave Desert
A roche mountnee, called the Behive, at Acadia National Park Maine
A hornito (a small cinder cone off the main vent) in the Andes Mountians of Chile
A beautiful view of a sliced rock - crossed polarized light : 400x
Professor Keuhn in the field describing the local geology at a road cut
Students evaluating the terrian at Rainbow Basin during the Mojave Desert spring field course
The Geology Program
Welcome to the Geology Program @ WKU - a vibrant, active, supportive, and dynamic group of students and faculty. In this site you will find links to the various degrees offered, current research directions and facilities, information about being a student of Geology, and the types of careers that lay ahead of you.
Interested in Geology but don't know where to get started? Learn more about what Geology is, what career options are available, and how you can start your career in the geological sciences. Visit the Why Geology Page. Then set a time to meet a faculty member and tour the department to learn more!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help.
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- Become a Geologist
- Geology Degree Check List
- Field Camp
- Earth Science Image Archive
- Advanced Materials Institute
- Geography & Geology Main Page
