The Geochronology Division aims to represent geochronologists of all types, as well as the many geoscientists who use geochronological data. The geochronology community is rapidly evolving, growing in breadth of methodologies and applications. We invite all GSA members with an interest in geochronology to join the division. The division focuses on the timing and rates…
Environmental and Engineering Geology Division (EEGD) represents scientists interested in applying geological knowledge to solve real-world problems that affect human health and safety. EEGD consists of a diverse range of individuals: students, academics, and professional geologists from private industry and government agencies. The Division promotes research and education on an immense array of disciplines ranging…
The Energy Geology Division (est. 1954) of the Geological Society of America consists of members worldwide from all facets of the geological community including state and national geological surveys, academia and industry. Its purpose is to provide a suitable forum for presentation of scientific papers and discussion of problems of mutual interest in the geologic…
The Hydrogeology Division Fund supports the activities and priorities of the Division.
The Marine and Coastal Geoscience Division Fund supports the activities and priorities of the division.
The purpose of the fund is to support activities of the Continental Scientific Drilling Interdisciplinary Interest Group (IIG) and/or Division, including research awards, meetings, or other activities within the mission of IIG and/or Division. 2022 Recipients John Dilworth, University of Kentucky; Project title: “Testing linkages between human land-use change and sediment pollution in the northern…
The Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division Fund supports activities of the Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division.
The Geophysics & Geodynamics Division Fund supports division activities. 2022 Recipient Efemena Emmanuel, University of Toledo; Project title: “Predicting Wetland Soil Property Distribution Using Non-invasive Geophysical Techniques”
The LaMoreaux International Lecture Fund supports international travel for the Hydrogeology Division Birdsall-Dreiss lecturer.
The Karst Division Fund supports the activities and priorities of the division.