Current Students:
Graduate Students:
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Emerson Lynch
Status: PhD Student 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 |
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Emily Schottenfels
Status: PhD Student Project: Using geophysical and lithological data to determine the structure and evolution of the Japan Trench in the vicinity of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake 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, skiing, hiking, aspiring harmonica player Previous Research: A Paleomagnetic Exploration of the Sierra Madre Oriental, University of Michigan Senior Honors Thesis |
Co-supervised 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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Kim Hughes
Status: Senior 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: Junior 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 |
Nicole Kulikowski - topographic analyses of the Beaufort Range
Johanna Fischi - analyses of bathymetric data from the Japan trench
Matthew Elliott - sample preparation and data analysis for basin averaged erosion rates
Past students, field assistants, & paper co-authors:
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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 |
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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. |
