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Students, graduate teaching assistants, and faculty enjoying a spectacular view of the Aleutian Range during the UT Austin Undergraduate Honors Field Trip to Alaska, which I designed and led as the program's first graduate student field trip leader (2026).
Students exploring the geologic legacy of the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake at Earthquake Park (above) and investigating the accretionary rocks and mélanges of the McHugh Complex near Kasitsna Bay Laboratory (left) during the field trip (2026).
Pillow basalts of Oman (2026).
A local resident enjoying great views of the Omani ophiolite (2026).
Visiting the world's youngest granite, ~700,000 yrs old, in Japan (2025).
Presenting at the 19th International Conference on Thermochronology in Kanazawa, Japan (2025).
Helicopter parked on granodiorite in the Yukon-Tanana upland (2022).
Taking a closer look at that granodiorite (2022).
Gus and I exploring Limestone Gap (Talkeetna Mountains, AK) together while working as TAs for UAF's summer field camp in 2021.
Gus standing on a large mudstone outcrop in Limestone Gap (2021).
An excellent exposure of a coal bed near Suntrana Creek in Healy, AK (2021).
My field assistant, Jane Suhey, and I surveying the Willow Creek Area on our second day of Alaskan field work (2020).
Paraglider enjoying an amazing view of the Hatcher Pass schist, Talkeenta Mountains (2020).
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