About:

I am a field geologist who combines structural geology, active tectonics, and tectonic geomorphology to investigate the timing, rates, and processes of crustal deformation.    My interests center around:
   
  • how the landscape response to fault slip and surface deformation can be used to compliment paleo-seismic and seismic records to characterize the seismic history of faults with long recurrence intervals and slow slip rates.
  • how temporal and spatial patterns of deformation can be used to interpret the dynamics of lithospheric-scale deformation
  • how outcrop-scale to micro-scale deformation can be used to investigate processes that lead to seismic slip
 
Contact Information:

   School of Earth and Sustainability
   Northern Arizona University
   625 Knowles Building 12 Rm 211
   Flagstaff, AZ
   christine.regalla <at> nau.edu

    @Rengellia
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Background:

    2019-present: Assistant Professor, Northern Arizona University
    2015-2019:  Assistant Professor, Boston University
    2014-2015:  NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, McGill University
    2013-2014:  Visiting Assistant Professor, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Education:
   
    Penn State University, PhD 2013
    Penn State University, MS 2009
    Lehigh University, BS 2005