The Geo-Club is comprised of students and faculty members who are interested in the Earth and its natural resources. Activities of the club include visiting geologically interesting sites in Missouri and surrounding states, learning about environmental issues in the Metro region, and visiting environmentally sensitive or damaged sites, and going on a week-long Spring Break field trip. All members of the Saint Louis University community, especially those students who are, or have enrolled in a geoscience course, are welcome to participate in any of the club activities. You can learn more about the activities of the club by contacting any of the Geoscience faculty.

For information about majoring in Geoscience, click here!

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Past Activities

• Dinner with an environmental geologist (16 Jan.1997)
• Dinner with another environmental geologist (30 Jan.1997)
• Tour of an underground coal mine in Illinois (22 Feb., 1997)
• Demonstrations at Incarnate Word Science Olympiad (27 Feb. 1997)
• Grand Canyon Spring Break Field Trip (8-14 Mar. 1997)
• Trip to the St. Francois Mountains (12-13 Apr. 1997)
• Visit to a Lead-Zinc-Copper mine (20 Nov. 1997)
• Weldon Spring Remedial Action Project (31 Jan. 1998)
• Dr. Joachim Dorsch shared his experiences at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (12 Feb. 1998)
• Slide Show: Working in Antarctica (24 Mar. 1998)
• Trip to St. Francois Mts. (18-19 Apr. 1998)
• Doing geology in Africa - slide show, 1998
• Guest Speaker: Doug Lambert talks on geotechnology and environmental sciences, 1998
• Departmental Picnic, Oct. 3, Saturday 12 noon - 5 PM Tower Grove Park, 1998
• Weldon Spring Waste clean up project site visit
  Nov. 14, Saturday all day, 1998
• Geological Society of America annual meeting, October, 1999
  

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