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of Geosciences
Current Graduate Students
Geosciences offers graduate study for the
Master of Science along two different tracks, geology and geography.
The MS in Geology prepares the student for a career in industry or in government, and provides preparation for Ph.D. work at another institution. The geology track is flexible to the student' s interest. Areas of emphasis can be environmental geology, stratigraphy, vertebrate paleontology, geophysics, petroleum geology, etc. The MS in Geography is intended primarily as a degree for preparation for an advanced professional position.
The program is extremely flexible, emphasizing two focus areas: Environmental Science and Geographic
Information Systems.
Please take a few minutes to take a look at the interest and research areas some of our graduates are actively persuing. Interested in a Geosciences Graduate Degree? Visit FHSU's Graduate School for admission requirements.
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Adam Behlke
Paleontology
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Mike Calvello
Vertebrate Paleontology
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J.C. Clare
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Eamonn Coveney
Geography
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Matt Dreiling
Geophysics and Petroleum Geology
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Zane Engelbert
Geographic Information Systems
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J. Seth Hammond
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Zdeslav Hrepic
Geography
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Brandon Jacobs
Geography
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Reira Konuki
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Sam Lane
Geography
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Miranda Lucas
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Tim Mullin
Vertebrate Paleontology
"My car broke down...and here I am!"
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Vilma Perez
Geography/GIS
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Chris Racay
Vertebrate Paleontology
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John Rebar
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Nicole Reynaud
Vertebrate Paleontology
"I hail from Montana via Walla Walla, Washington, where I earned a BA in Geology. I arrived in Hays in the fall of 2004 where I have been planning to study vertebrate paleontology since the age of five, and though my first love is the dinosaur, I am also interested in the biology and paleontology of reptiles and birds. I am currently in the writing stages of a thesis on the functional morphology of the Cretaceous diving bird Hesperornis regalis."
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Denny Roth
Vertebrate Paleontology
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Carol Schaffer
Geology
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Kyle Valerio
Vertebrate Paleontology
"My main desire in vertebrate paleontology is to discover at least one new species of dinosaur."
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Mark Vishnefske
Environmental Geology |
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Trina Weilert
Geography
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