61. DATA\Michelle's Stuff\Necuse\1998\Electronic\N98-es National science Foundation, Division of earth sciences. how to retrieve site information, look under National science Foundation in the general file of http://www.yale.edu/necuse/N99-EarthS.htm

EARTH SCIENCES This section lists opportunities that were available in 1999 to students interested in the following fields: archeology, anthropology, earth science, geology, geophysics, hydrogeology, hydrology, polar programs, studies in the environment, and other related fields. Most of the opportunities will continue to be available. American Rivers. American Rivers is a conservation organization intent on river protection. American Rivers offers a a variety of volunteer internships that provides students with the opportunity to work with senior-level development and conservation staff on research and committee projects relating legislative efforts and grass roots organizations. Areas of work include: hydropower policy reform, endangered aquatic species protection, urban rivers and clean water issues. Stipend to be determined. To apply, send a resume, cover letter, short writing sample, and list of references to: Internship Coordinator, American Rivers, 1025 Vermont Ave. NW, Suite 720, Washington, DC 20005, (202) 347-7550; e-mail: amrivers@amrivers.org. Number of Positions: 16. Deadline: Rolling (applications and applicants taken year round). The Conservancy.

62. University Of Indianapolis, Physics Earth-Space Sciences Major (BA or BS); Primary Area Physics with Supporting Areas in earth-Space sciences, Chemistry, Biology, Physical science, general science, or Mathematics. http://physics-earthsci.uindy.edu/

Earth-Space and Environmental Sciences The curriculum in Earth-Space and Environmental Sciences is structured to develop student understanding and appreciation of the scientific method and the world in which we live. Coursework can lead to B.A. or B.S. degrees in either Environmental or Earth-Space Sciences. Opportunities exist for undergraduate students to build an educational foundation leading to natural science and environmental positions of responsibility in government, business, industry, and education. Moreover, students interested in graduate studies in the earth-space (geology, meteorology, and astronomy) and environmental sciences can build a framework for success. Certain careers and graduate work require a full year each of chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics through calculus. The student is encouraged to consider career and graduate school requirements when choosing courses. Degree Programs in Earth-Space and Environmental Sciences (Please request an information sheet if interested in the detailed requirements) Environmental Science College Major Earth-Space Sciences College Major (B.A. or B.S.)

63. College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts earth Sciences general. Academic Minor Program At least 15 credits of courses, to be chosen from the following three categories as stated http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/printversion/0,2062,2971*article*1515*UOM_Article,0

Students Research Parents People Directory ... Academic Minors Bulletin: Geological Sciences Academic Minors: Earth Sciences - General Earth Sciences - General Academic Minor Program: At least 15 credits of courses, to be chosen from the following three categories as stated: One introductory Geology course (including laboratory) must be taken from one of the following two groups: Group 1. Courses with laboratory: GEOSCI 116, 117, 120, and 201. Group 2. Courses without laboratory (GEOSCI 119, 135, 205+206, or 284) plus a laboratory course (GEOSCI 118 or 207). Introductory courses and courses for non-concentrators. No more than four additional credits may be elected from the "Group A" courses listed for Geological Sciences in the (Introductory Courses and Courses for Non-concentrators). This second category excludes the courses listed in Category One above. One first-year seminar and one mini-course may be included in the credits from Category Two. Courses Primarily for Concentrators. The remainder of the credits for the Academic Minor must be elected from the "Group B" courses listed for Geological Sciences in the (Courses Primarily for Concentrators).

64. Super Book Deals - Home Page HOME. science earth sciences general. HOME science earth sciences - general List All. HOME science earth sciences - general List All. http://www.superbookdeals.com/cgi-bin/home.cgi?bisac=SCI019000

65. Department Of Earth Science And Engineering - Research Research The Department of earth science and Engineering was rated 5* in the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise the highest possible ranking. http://www.ese.ic.ac.uk/general.php?GenID=7

66. Clrgint are sorted into the subject categories of atmosphere, biosphere, environment, general science/mathematics, hydrosphere, solid earth/geoscience/geography, and http://www.agiweb.org/ehr/resourcedirectory.html

67. Teaching Earth Science NASA. earth science. Enterprise. general Guidelines for Developing Education Products. http://www.strategies.org/2003ESEReview/Guidelines.html

NASA Earth Science Enterprise General Guidelines for Developing Education Products Why Participate? Before You Begin Developing an Education Product Before You Submit a Product to the Review How to Enter the Review Since 1995, NASA's Earth Science Enterprise (ESE) has sponsored an annual, external review of its education products. ESE education products are reviewed by panels composed of scientists and educators, including classroom teachers, NASA teacher trainers, and curriculum developers. This peer review provides NASA with information regarding the effectiveness of specific products and recommendations for distribution. The following guidelines were developed to help ESE education product developers design outstanding education materials. Why Participate? back to top The purpose of the review is to evaluate and select NASA education products for endorsement and national distribution. The review results are also used to determine the most effective distribution, such as through NASA teacher workshops. Participating in the review has several significant benefits, including:

68. CEPS: Department Of Earth Sciences about graduate programs in earth science, geology, hydrology, and oceanography is available online, as well as general information about graduate study at UNH. http://www.unh.edu/ur-esci.html

Department of Earth Sciences Information about graduate programs in earth science, geology, hydrology, and oceanography is available online, as well as general information about graduate study at UNH. In addition to the introductory information presented here, the department has its own home page. Four degrees are offered within the Department of Earth Sciences: Bachelor of Science in Geology and Hydrology , and Bachelor of Arts in Earth Sciences and Earth Science Teaching Undergraduate course descriptions for the department are available on-line. The courses offered in the Department of Earth Sciences cover the broad spectrum of earth sciences, with emphases on geology, hydrology, geochemistry, and oceanography. The curriculum encompasses a group of related studies concerned with an understanding of the Earth: its size, shape, and constitution; the processes that are now, or have formerly been, at work upon its surface, including tectonic cycles, ocean currents, the hydrologic cycle, energy flows, biogeochemical cycles, and climate changes; and the origin and evolution of life. Studies in these areas are based on a foundation of basic mathematics, physics, and chemistry. The need for people trained in the earth sciences has been increasing in response to society's growing concern with sound environmental and resource management, including the disposal of waste on land and in the atmosphere and oceans; the management of water resources; the development of energy and mineral resources; and the assessment of environmental hazards. In addition, the demand for well-trained secondary school teachers of earth sciences has been steadily increasing.

69. Earth Science earth science. AskAn-earth-Scientist Submit questions pertaining to geology to Volcano Information Center Information about general features of volcanoes http://www.csulb.edu/~gcampus/science/earth/

Earth Science Geography Geology Ask-An-Earth-Scientist Submit questions pertaining to geology to faculty of the Department of Geology and Geophysics of the University of Hawaii. Also provides recently asked questions and their answers. Cambrian Explosion Exhibit From the "Paws On" area of the Brevard Zoo. The exhibit presents computer-modeled reconstructions beginning with the Pre-Cambrian habitats and organisms, continuing through animals of Paleozoic seas, and concluding with modern animal forms. Petrographic Workshop at UCLA Contains microscopic images of hundreds of rocks and minerals with textual descriptions Volcanology Michigan Technological University Volcanoes Page Information about current global volcanic activity, research in remote sensing of volcanoes and their eruptive products, hazard mitigation, "Decade Volcanoes", links to government agencies and research instititions, and even some volcano humor. Volcano Information Center Information about general features of volcanoes, volcanic eruptions and volcanic hazards presented in a simplified way. From the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB), Department of Geological Sciences. Courses On the Web General Oceanography This page is part of an experiment to implement a self-paced, long distance learning component to the General Oceanography class at the San Jos] State University.

70. U Of U General Catalog - MINES AND EARTH SCIENCE, COLLEGE OF In addition general instruction in science is provided broad knowledge of the atmosphere, of geological processes, and/or of ancient life on earth. http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1038/deptdesc/mines_earth.html

University of Utah Mines and Earth Sciences Home Feedback University of Utah General Catalog 2003-2004 April 4, 2003 MINES AND EARTH SCIENCES College of Mines and Earth Sciences Member, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. Curricula in geological, metallurgical, and mining engineering accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). Dean, Francis H. Brown, Ph.D. Office, 209 William Browning Building, 581-8767 Departments Geology and Geophysics Metallurgical Engineering Meteorology Mining Engineering Degrees Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Master of Science (M.S.) Master of Engineering (M.E.) Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) The College of Mines and Earth Sciences provides programs for students who have interest in subjects concerned with the Earth and with earth resources. We welcome students who intend to follow professions in the earth sciences, geological engineering, metallurgical engineering, mining engineering, and meteorology. Our degree programs in earth sciences and meteorology are also suitable for students who plan any career that requires a science background. In addition general instruction in science is provided to students who desire to gain a broad knowledge of the atmosphere, of geological processes, and/or of ancient life on earth. Undergraduate Programs Requirements.

71. BSc Earth Science provides a general background to the earth sciences, with compulsory first and second year courses in Physical Geography, GIS, Geology and Soil science. http://www.up.ac.za/academic/geog/bsc_earth_science.html

Programmes BSc Earth Science Environmental Science Geography Geoinformatics ... Meteorology BSocSci Social, Urban and Rural Studies BA Own Choice Honours Geography Geoinformatics Meteorology Masters Environmental Studies Geography Geoinformatics Meteorology PhD Environmental Studies Geography Geoinformatics Meteorology ... People Home: Academic Offering: Academic Programmes: BSc Earth Science BSc Earth Science (Code: 02133012) This package provides a general background to the Earth Sciences, with compulsory first and second year courses in Physical Geography, GIS, Geology and Soil Science. In addition, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Literacy and Language proficiency are required at a 1st Year level. Suggested electives for the final years of study are Geography, Geology, Soil Science, GIS and Meteorology. CURRICULUM (440 Credits) Compulsory Modules First Year, First Semester

72. Wiley Europe::General Earth Science WileyEurope Geography earth science general earth science. Forthcoming Titles, for general earth science. Manual of Remote http://www.wileyeurope.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-2763.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN WileyEurope General Earth Science Related Subjects Children's Science Geology Geomorphology Geophysics ... Agriculture Join a General Earth Science (49) Listings: Sort listing by: A-Z Z-A Publication Date Author Refine listing by: All Formats Books Journals Aerial Photography and Image Interpretation, 2nd Edition by David P. Paine, James D. Kiser Hardcover, May 2003 Add to Cart Archaeological Prospection Journal Business Strategy and the Environment Journal Changing Environments by Dick Morris (Editor), Joanna Freeland (Editor), Steve Hinchliffe (Editor), Sandy Smith (Editor) Paperback, March 2003 Add to Cart Corporate Social Responsibility and EnvironmentalManagement (formerly Eco-Management and Auditing) Journal Dictionary of Earth Sciences: English-French/French-English, 3rd Edition by J.-P. Michel, R. W. Fairbridge, M. S. N. Carpenter Paperback, June 1997 Add to Cart Dictionary of Environmental Science and Engineering: English-Spanish/Spanish-English by Howard Headworth, Sarah Steines Paperback, November 1997

73. Naturally Scottish - Scotland's Earth Heritage And Landscape SNH earth science publications. Further information on SNH publication can Publications, Battleby, Redgorton, Perth, PH1 3EW. general Information http://www.snh.org.uk/scottish/ns-un-a2.asp

Scotland's Earth Heritage and Landscape General Information Fossils Minerals resources and extraction Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology ... Soils SNH Earth Science publications Further information on SNH publication can be accessed here or by contacting SNH publication department (Tel: 01738 458530 email: pubs@snh.gov.uk Publication may be ordered from: SNH Publications , Battleby, Redgorton, Perth, PH1 3EW General Information Landscape Fashioned by Geology series Conserving Scotlands Rocks, Fossils and Landforms Advances Posters Series Earth Heritage magazine ... Natural Heritage Future Area (Earth science) Landscape Fashioned by Geology series Produced jointly with the British Geological Survey. McKirdy, A. (series editor) An introduction to Scotand’s fascinating geological history, written for the non-specialist. For more details and to order copies visit our Publications catalogue Current titles Scotland: Creation of its Natural Landscape . ISBN 1 85397 004 2 Arran and the Clyde Islands . ISBN 1 85397 287 8 Cairngorms . ISBN 1 85397 086 7 East Lothian and the Borders . ISBN 1 85397 242 8 Edinburgh (old edition).ISBN 1 85397 024 7

74. General & Earth Science general science and earth science. http://lib.radford.edu/Resources/gen&earthsci.asp

Menu Make a Selection Library Catalog Find Articles and More... Course Reserves InterLibrary Loan Information and Services How Do I...? Extended Campus Hours Search Library Tutorial Contact Us MultiMedia Center Harvey Center University Archives Radford University General Science and Earth Science breadCrumbs("http://lib.radford.edu","","index.asp","None","None","None","0"); Magazine, Journal, and Newspaper Indexes Other Electronic Resources Web Sites Magazine, Journal, and Newspaper Indexes Aluminium Industry Abstracts - provides coverage of literature on aluminum, production processes, products, applications. Article First -(1990-present) contains bibliographic citations that describe items listed on the table of contents pages of more than 12,500 journals in business, humanities, medicine, popular culture, science, social science, and technology. Updated daily. ASFA: Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts - the premier reference in the field of aquatic resources, including aquaculture, conservation, environmental quality, fisheries, marine biotechnology, meteorology, oceanography and wildlife management.

75. Earth Science Funding that applies to all proposals, please see general Proposal Information guidelines from the Division of earth sciences (EAR), National science Foundation, for http://www.geo.nsf.gov/ear/earfund.htm

FastLane is an interactive real-time system used to conduct NSF business over the Internet. FastLane is for official NSF use only. Funding Opportunities Funding Opportunities are programs that are supported by the National Science Foundation and are available to support research efforts. They can be viewed by Program Area or Alphabetically Proposal Information For specific guidelines on proposal preparation for the Instrumentation and Facilities program, please see Guidelines for the Preparation of Proposals . For specific information on other EAR programs, please see the specific program under Funding Opportunities. For general information that applies to all proposals, please see General Proposal Information EAR Data Sharing Policy ( MS-Word document This statement provides guidelines from the Division of Earth Sciences (EAR), National Science Foundation, for the implementation of the Foundation's Data Sharing Policy. The overall purpose and fundamental objective of these policy statements is to ensure and facilitate full and open access to quality data for research and education in the Earth Sciences. These guidelines are considered to be a binding condition on all EAR-supported projects. Target Dates and Deadlines : January 16 and July 16, annually.

76. DSU Education Department Curriculum In Science Education, Earth Science / Physic Curriculum for Bachelor s Degree in science Education, earth science / Physical science and general science. First Year. First Semester, http://www.dsc.edu/schools/education_human_performance/education/curricsciedu.ph

ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION ALUMNI ATHLETICS ... SEARCH Today's date is Tuesday, June 08th 2004. College of Education and Human Performance Education Department Distance Education Teacher Education Program Regulations ... Administration and Supervision Bachelor's Programs Upon completion of this program of study, graduates will be prepared to: design science lessons to meet the interest, knowledge, and abilities of all students; recognize and respond to student diversity and encourage all students to participate fully in science; encourage and model the skills of scientific inquiry; provide a safe environment within which students are able to engage in meaningful investigations; and, use various technologies to enhance learning. Curriculum for Bachelor's Degree in Science Education, Earth Science / Physical Science and General Science First Year First Semester English Composition I University Seminar I Lifetime Fitness and Wellness General Biology ... College Algebra XX-101 Elementary Foreign Language I Second Semester English Composition II Instructional Technology in Education University Seminar II General Biology II ... Trigonometry XX-102 Elementary Foreign Language II Required to take PPST/PRAXIS Second Year First Semester 01-201 or 205 World Literature I or African-American Literature I General and Elementary Analytical Chemistry I Introduction to Physics I Geology ... World Regional Geography Second Semester 01-202 or 206 World Literature II or African-American Literature II Philosophical Foundations of Education Ecology General and Elementary Analytical Chemistry II ... Introduction to Physics II Required to

77. GeoScience: K-12 Resources I ve also included general earth science Metalinks. Frank Potter s science Gems - earth science organized by general topic and grade level. http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/~johnstos/geosci.html

GeoScience: K-12 Resources This "page" is an ongoing project to see what relevant K-12 GeoScience resources are available "out there". This page (since it sits in Calgary ) has a definite petroleum or 'soft rock' bias. Also, since we're "in" Alberta, one of the initial focuses will start from Alberta Education's curriculum. This prescribes GeoScience topics in Science classes in Grade 3/7/8/11/12. Another aim of this page is to identify Calgary, Albertan, Canadian and International field trips and GeoScience sites of interest. I've also included general Earth Science Meta-links. Also the hope is that classroom projects, activities, and other GeoScience information produced by students will be pointed to or exhibited here. The overall point is to foster and facilitate dialogue among the 'greater' GeoScience community. [Top] [Grade 3/7/8/11/12] [Cal/Ab/Cdn/Earth Sites] [MetaLinks] All suggestions, materials,etc. to johnstos@cuug.ab.ca will be appreciated. Communication by students, teachers and other GeoScience Web authors is especially desired, in order to make this and other pages more useful to young GeoScientists. "The world we live in presents an endless variety of fascinating problems which excite our wonder and curiosity ... They indicate that - in general terms - scientific investigation is concerned with the manifestations and transformations of matter and energy in space and time. Put more briefly and philosophically, science is concerned with relationships between events." (from "Principles of Physical Geology", Arthur Holmes)

78. Earth Science Major GESC 108 earth science (satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3) (4). GESC 114 National Parks and Monuments (2). GESC 309 Plate Tectonics (3). http://www.emich.edu/public/catalogs/current/acaf/colleges/coa/geo/ugrad/major/e

Eastern Michigan University 2000-2001 Online Catalog Undergraduate Edition Contact: webcat.feedback@emich.edu Earth Science Major ISIS major code: GE01 The earth science major informs about the planet Earth from the multiple perspectives of the atmosphere, the earth's surface, the oceans and the interior structure of the planet. This includes study of weather and climate; the natural processes like wind, water and ice that shape the surface; plate tectonics and associated volcanism and earthquakes; and the impact of the planet's oceans. GENERAL STUDIES A. General Education Requirements : 40 hours D. Physical Education/Graduation Requirement : 2 hours Credit hours in general studies: 42 Major in earth science: 32 hours 1. Required courses: 27-30 hours ASTR 205 Principles of Astronomy (satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3 GESC 108 Earth Science (satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3 GESC 114 National Parks and Monuments (2) GESC 309 Plate Tectonics (3) GESC 320 The Oceans (3) GESC 324 Weather (3) GEOL 120 The Fossil Record (satisfies general education requirement II.1

79. Te Puna Web Directory > NZ > Science And Technology > Earth Sciences Courses; staff; research; careers and general information. earth sciences Department, School of science and Technology earth sciences Dept, University of http://webdirectory.natlib.govt.nz/dir/en/nz/science-and-technology/earth-scienc

Web Directory NZ Science and Technology Earth Sciences Geography Land Information Palaeontology Weather ... Aniwaniwa online / NIWA = Taihoro Nukurangi Aniwaniwa is published by NIWA to publicise and promote their research and consulting activities that are relevant to resource management professionals. Australian Quaternary homepage The official home of the Australian Quaternary Data Archive (AQUADATA) and the Australasian Quaternary Association's website 'Quaternary Australasia'. This site also contains the webpage for the Australian Quaternary Climates Database (QUATDB). CRL Energy Ltd. An energy consulting company, CRL Energy Ltd specialises in coal research and testing, and also offers other environmental monitoring and testing. Its services include the interpretation of geological data and the testing of all energy sources. Crown Minerals Crown Minerals promotes investment opportunities in the exploration and development of New Zealand's oil, gas, mineral and coal resources. It manages, on behalf of the New Zealand Government, all oil, gas, minerals and coal resources it owns, known as the Crown Mineral Estate. It is part of the Ministry of Economic Development. Site includes resource data in the form of reports and statistics. Department of Geological Sciences, University of Canterbury

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