Presentations:

We will set up for power point point presentations as well as overheads.


Document giving all the instructions: (Download PDF)


Each person should be prepared to give a 10 to 15 minute talk, and there should be some kind of connection or flow between speakers in the same group.


Things to include on your visuals (excerpted from the instructions document, above):

-A Title stating the main purpose of this slide or overhead (red, top and center)

-A set of bullets, listing the points you want to make (blue and in sequential order)

-Point-to numbers, indicating sequence number of spots you will point to (green and circled)

-The two-component presentation element from the following table (black and boxed, located in upper right corner), where the first component is the functional role, and the second component is the nature of the material.  Pick one italicized entry from each column in the following list (add to this list as you need):


            first component                                                    second component

   (the role of the overhead)                                    (nature of material on overhead)

  General (or whole-talk) Overview                        motivation (e.g., "this is strange")

  Local (or sub-section) Overview                          example (i.e., a specific illustration)

  Primary section (the main subject)                      subject matter (explaining something)

  Sub-section (an identifiable component)

  Tangent (i.e., a side comment)

  Bridge (transition that links)

  Local Summary (summarize sub-section)

  General Summary (summarize talk)



Note:

As you find interesting papers or sites, send me (Pam) a copy or the URL and I’ll post them.


Eras and Groups:

Precambrian: (May 7th)

   Group 1

        Samuel Castonguay: Trans-Hudson Orogen and Supercontinents

        Erik Thomasser: Mojave and Yavapai Province Creation/Accretion

        Scott Sneed: Accretions and Anorogenic Granites

        Casey Pagels: The Great Oxidation Event


Paleozoic: (May 10th)

   Group 1: Ancestral Rocky Mountains

       Kohtaro (Run) Araragi

       Robert Skarbek

    

Mesozoic: (May 12th)

    Group 1: Sierra Nevada Batholith

        Brita Anderson

        Hannah Slater

    Group 2: Laramide Orogeny

        Chester Carmer

        Ross Sherbak

    Group 3: Double-edged Subduction

        Rebecca Salvage

        Anne Wells


Cenozoic: (May 17th and 19th)

    Group 1: Sierra Nevadas

        Matt Briscoe

        Jayne Lepore

        Eric Swenson

    Group 2: Yellowstone

        Liane Iguchi

        Kaleb Olson

        Abbey Welsh

    Group 3: San Andreas Fault

        Jennifer Oberst

        Armin Sedaghat


Present: (May 24th and 26th)

    Group 1?

        Sequoia Alba: Episodic Tremor and Slip

        Amberlee Darold: Gravitational Potential Energy

    Group 2: Basin and Range Deformation, Walker Lane, Wastch Front Extension

        Kevin Flores

        Dustin Kennedy

        Kayla Trail



Presentation Evaluation Forms:


Evaluation form (Download PDF)