The Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences provides our students with an education in both the science of Geology as well as more general skills in scientific reasoning and expression.
The Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences congratulates our group of seniors who graduated in May 2022. They each received a geologic hammer with their initials on it, and we wish them well as they head out into the next exciting part of their lives. Congratulations!
EOS 1 The Dynamic Earth - this course will not have a lab section attached to it, only for fall 2022. The lectures on Monday and Wednesday will be 75 minutes long instead of 50 minutes to balance out that time, and there will be some extra homework assignments. Please contact the department if you have any questions: anne.gardulski@tufts.edu or kendra.clifton@tufts.edu. We look forward to exploring our Earth with you this fall!
Andrew Kemp, assistant professor, Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, is among the experts quoted in this piece about the risks to buildings along the New York and New Jersey coastline including erosion and rising sea-levels.
Noel Heim, lecturer in the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, is consulting with Mass. State Rep. Jack Lewis on a bill to designate a state dinosaur
