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Current Students:

Graduate Students:

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Aubrey LaPlante
Status: Ms Student
Project: Timing and kinematics of late Holocene earthquake ruptures in Panamint Valley, California
Past Affiliation: BS Geology, Physics Minor, Western Washington University, 2015
Interests: Tectonic geomorphology, neotectonics, geophysics, hazard mitigation, climbing, hiking, roller skating
Previous Research: Seismic monitoring of post-wildfire debris flows, Flagstaff, AZ
Website: https://aubreylaplante.weebly.com

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Emerson Lynch
Status: PhD Candidate
Project: Investigating the relationships between forearc faulting and plate boundary deformation: a case study on the Beaufort Range fault, Vancouver Island, Canada
Past Affiliations: BA Mathematics, Smith College;  Intern, University of Athens, Greece
Interests: Tectonics, Cascadia, and knitting socks
Previous Research: Short- and Long-term Uplift in Coastal Washington, Investigating the Influence of Slow Slip Events on Interseismic Coupling on the Cascadia Subduction Zone
Website: https://emersonmlynch.weebly.com/

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Emily Schottenfels
Status: PhD Candidate
Project: Structural and geomorphic analysis of the shallow Japan trench margin
Past Affiliations: BS with Honors, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Sustainability Minor, University of Michigan, 2015; Student Conservation Association, Resource Management intern, Southeast Arizona National Parks Service, 2015-2016
Interests: Structural geology, plate tectonics, earthquakes, drone surveys, structure from motion, skiing, hiking
Previous Research: A Paleomagnetic Exploration of the Sierra Madre Oriental, University of Michigan Senior Honors Thesis

Co-supervised Graduate Students:
Amani Alabri - (PhD Advisor: Fagherazzi) Quantifying the geomorphic response of landscapes to tectonic and climatic changes: Case study in Northeast and Southeast coasts of Oman

Undergraduate Students:
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Letty Rodriguez
Status:  Northern Arizona University Geology major, Anthropology minor
Interests:  Geomorphology, geoarchaeology, anthropology, hiking, and video games
Project: Analyzing the geomorphology of the Japan Trench  


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Amanda Binkley
Status:  Northern Arizona University,  part-time research assistant
Past Affiliations: BS Geology, Northern Arizona University, class of 2020; NASA Space Grant Intern, Northern Arizona University
Interests:  Planetary Geology, Remote Sensing, training Pokémon 
Project: Drone-based structure from motion DEM generation and offset analysis for the Ash Hill fault, California
Previous research: Coding in Python for the Flagstaff Robotic Survey Telescope project


Graduate Student Committees:

Naya Deykes, MS NAU
Rachel Forney, MS NAU
Emma Palko, MS NAU
Joshua Burstein, MS NAU
Jacob Clarke, MS NAU
Tim Brickey, MS 2022, NAU
Holly Gregorich, MS 2021, NAU
Rhys Park, MS 2020, NAU
Amani Alabri, PhD, Boston University
Andrew Christ, PhD 2019, Boston University
Chloe Anderson, PhD 2019, Boston University
Rohan Kundargi, PhD 2016, Boston University
Esther James, PhD 2015, Boston University


Past students, field assistants, & paper co-authors:

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Kim Hughes
Status:  Earth and Environmental Sciences Major, minor Biology
Interests:  ethology, evolution, soil ecology, and subjecting pets to the music I've written
Project:  XRD analysis of fault rocks from Vancouver Island
Previous experience:  Internship with State Rep. Thomas P. Murt, proposed legislation, high school internship on PROSPECT reactor neutrino experiment at Temple University

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Carina Terry
Status:  undergraduate majoring in earth and environmental science
Previous experience: Intern in Prof. Duncan Fitzgerald’s Sedimentology lab, learning assistant for Introductory Earth Science
Project: Coulomb modeling of stress changes on faults in Northern Cascadia
Interests: Ecology, animal behavior, hiking, climbing trees
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Johanna Fischi 
Major:  Earth and Environmental Science, BU
Project:  Investigating records of recent earthquakes on the Beaufort Range fault
Now at: Geologist at TRC

Nicole Kulikowski - topographic analyses of the Beaufort Range

Matthew Elliott - sample preparation and data analysis for basin averaged erosion rates
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Kaveesh Nair
Status: Graduate of Boston University, BA Geophysics, 2017
Interests: Oil and gas, analyzing geophysical data, geo-puns.  "Don't expect perfection from geophysicist/geologist; they all have their faults"
Project: Frontal prism structure at the Japan Trench
Previous experience:  Summer conference with PETRONAS

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Hannah Pangrcic
Status:  Graduate of Boston University, BA Earth Science, 2017
Interests: Earthquakes, volcanoes, geodynamics, and road trips
Project:  Holocene rupture history of the Ash Hill fault

Phillip Purvis
Status: Graduate of Boston University, BA Earth Science, 2017
Project: Pegmatites, Pegmatites, Pegmatites!
Thesis advisor: Lawford Anderson

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Emily Rogalski
Status: Graduate of Boston University, BA Earth Science, 2016
Interests: Earthquakes, geomorphology, hiking, and cool minerals
Project: Characterization of the earthquake potential of the Leech River fault, British Columbia
Previous experience: Lehigh Field camp 2016


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Na Hyung Choi (MS, Oregon State University 2016, now at National Energy Technology Lab)
Soaking in the Panamint Valley.

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Nick Harrichhausen (MS, McGill University 2016, now at UC Santa Barbara, PhD)
Measuring some sweet chert folds, Marin Headlands.

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Jyotsana Singh (BS, McGill University)
Rockin' a Brunton, Marin Headlands

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Stephanie Taylor (BS, Geology Penn State, now at  UC Santa Cruz)
Surveying fluvial terraces and radish fields in northern Honshu, Japan.



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Alyssa Young (BS, Geology Penn State)
Standing on a fault scarp, Panamint Shark for scale.

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