Degree: B.S.
Chairperson: Kenneth G. Miller (kgm@rci.rutgers.edu)
Adviser
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Code
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Office
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Phone (Ext.)
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Gail M. Ashley
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(AG)
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Wright Labs 233B
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5-2221
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Paul Falkowski
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(FG)
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IMCS 318D
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5-5444 (370)
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Mark D. Feigenson
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(FK)
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Wright Labs 339A
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5-3149
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Claude T. Herberg
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(HH)
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Wright Labs 344
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5-3154
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Roger K. Hewins
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(HG)
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Wright Labs 343
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5-3232
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Dennis V. Kent
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(KL)
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GSLB
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5-7049
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George R. McGhee
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(MR)
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Wright Labs 242
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5-3832
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Kenneth G. Miller
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(MN)
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Wright Labs 246
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5-3622
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Peter Rona
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(RN)
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IMCS 204E
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2-6555 (241)
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Yair Rosenthal
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(RQ)
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IMCS 119C
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2-6555 (250)
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Roy W. Schische
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(SB)
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Wright Labs 234
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5-3142
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Robert M. Sherrell
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(SI)
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IMCS 211D
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2-6555 (252)
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Carl C. Swisher
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(SG)
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Wright Labs 345
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5-5363
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Martha Oliver Withjack
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(WL)
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Wright Labs 239A
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5-6974
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James Wright
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(WJ)
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Wright Labs 238
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5-5722
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Offered in cooperation with the Department of
Geological Sciences (Faculty of Arts and Sciences), this curriculum
provides students with the principles that govern the processes that
operate within and on the earth. It offers flexibility in the
preparation for career objectives, which might include participation in
the environmental/hydrogeology area, marine geology, quaternary
geology, classical geology, or preparation for graduate studies.
Students planning professional careers in geology, including graduate
study, should take additional courses in mathematics, physics,
chemistry, or biology. A list of suggested courses is available in the
department office. For more information, see the geological sciences
listing in the Programs of Study for Liberal Arts Students section.
