GSA 2020 Southeastern/Northeastern Joint Section Meeting
Hyatt Regency Reston 20–22 March 2020 • Reston, Virginia, USA CALL FOR PROPOSALS Deadline: 1 June 2019 We are excited to announce the GSA 2020 Southeastern and Northeastern Joint Section Meeting will be held in Reston, Virginia, USA. A planned community designed for pedestrians, Reston is located outside of Washington, D.C., and is situated at the Fall Zone and the transition from the southern to the central Appalachians. The area is rich with interesting historical, cultural, and geologic attractions: the Great Falls of the Potomac are only 20 minutes from the Meeting, the Smithsonian National Museums are only 40 minutes away, and numerous bistros, restaurants, and shopping on a safe pedestrian mall are just out the door of the Hyatt Regency Reston. For this Meeting, we are seeking proposals for Technical Sessions, Symposia, Field Trips, Short Courses, and Workshops that encompass the breadth of eastern geology from tectonics of the Appalachian orogen to coastal geology, from groundwater and hydrogeology to landscape evolution, geology and public policy, and much more. Proposal submissions must include:
Please submit your proposal electronically, or email your submissions to the appropriate Chair(s) listed below. Thank you for your ideas; we look forward to seeing you in Reston in 2020. Meeting Committee: General Meeting Co-Chairs and Sponsorship: Arthur Merschat; Patrick Burkhart Technical Program Co-Chairs: Chuck Bailey; Wendell Barner Field Trip Co-Chairs: Mark Carter; Chris Swezey Short Course and Workshop Co-Chairs: Dan Doctor; Katie Tamulonis Exhibits Chair: Daniel Harris Student Chair: Wilma Aleman Gonzalez |
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