People | George
H. Davis
Curriculum Vita
Present Position
Regents Professor (Emeritus), Department of Geosciences
Provost Emeritus, University of Arizona
Gould-Simpson 326, The University of Arizona (UA)
Tucson, Arizona 85721
Current Teaching (Fall 2008)
Geological Disasters and Society (two classes), one
for 150 general education students, another for 25 honors students.
Research Interests
Field-oriented structural geology, with particular
emphasis on the study of faults, folds, shear zones, and fracture
systems within mountain belts and plateau provinces; and formation
of geologic structures today in the context of active plate tectonics. Main regions of interest
have been Colorado Plateau and Basin and Range tectonic provinces of
American Southwest. Current interests primarily the earthquake
geology and tectonics of the Aegean region in relation to archaeology.
Current Research
Mt. Lykaion Excavation and Survey, Arcadia,
Greece: Responsible
for analysis of the geological dimensions of the archaeology and history
of the Sanctuary of Zeus in the ancient Greek region of Arcadia, southern
Peloponnesus. Principal investigators are archaeologists Dr.
David Gilman Romano (Research Archaeologist, University of Pennsylvania)
and Dr. Mary E. Voyatzis (Department Head of Classics, University of
Arizona), working in cooperation with and permission of the 5th Ephorate
of Antiquities, Sparta, and the American School of Classical Studies,
Athens. A seven year project, my field work began July, 2004.
Education
1966-1971, Ph.D., Economic Geology, The University of Michigan Ann
Arbor, Michigan
1964-1966, M.A., Structural Geology, The University of Texas, Austin,
Texas
1960-1964, B.A., with honors, Geology, The College of Wooster, Wooster,
Ohio
Positions Held
July 2008-present, Regents Professor Emeritus, half-time
responsibilities
2003-June, 2007, Executive Vice President
and Provost, University of Arizona (UA)
2000-2003, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost (UA)
1998-2007, Regents Professor (UA)
1996-2000, Coordinator, Faculty Fellows Program (UA)
1993-present, Full Professor, Department of Geosciences (UA)
1992-Fall, Benedict Distinguished Visiting Professor, Carleton College,
Northfield, MN
1990-1991, President, University of Vermont, Burlington,
1989-1990, Interim Vice President for Business Affairs (UA)
1988-1989, Executive on Loan to the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR)
1986-1989, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs (UA)
1982-1986, Head, Department of Geosciences (UA)
1982-1990, Full Professor, Department of Geosciences (UA)
1976-1982, Associate Professor, Department of Geosciences (UA)
1970-1975, Director, Geology Field Camp (UA)
1970-1976, Assistant Professor, Department of Geosciences (UA)
Certain Administrative Honors, Awards, and
Special Service
| 2008: |
University of Arizona
Foundation's establishment of "George H. Davis
[Endowed] Travel Fellowship Fund" for outstanding vision,
leadership, and commitment to faculty recruitment, development,
and retention. Provides support for junior faculty members to attend
(invited) international conferences, thus advancing professional
recognition through communication of creative work. |
| 2007: |
Recognition for Extraordinary
Service to Academic Advising, University of Arizona |
| 2007: |
Peter W.
Likins Inclusive Excellence Award for the 2006-2007 Academic Year,
Conferred by Diversity Coalition of The University of Arizona. |
| 2007: |
Special Recognition for Contributions
to American Indian Language Development Program. |
| 2007: |
Special Recognition for Leadership
as Provost by American Indian Studies Program on Occasion of May,
2007 Convocation. |
| 2007: |
Special Recognition
for Leadership as Provost by Asian American Faculty & Staff
Association. |
| 2006: |
Staff Advisory
Council “Special
Award for Outstanding Service to the University of Arizona Community.” |
| 2006: |
Africana Studies Community Advisory
Board, Recognition of Support. |
| 2003: |
Honorary Bobcat: members
of this honorary society selected on the basis of
scholarship, leadership, university involvement, community services,
and commitment to The University of Arizona |
| 2001: |
Association for Women Faculty Presidential
Award for Administrative Leadership. |
| 2000: |
Commencement Speaker, The University
of Arizona |
| 1999: |
National Association
of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Innovative Program
Award conferred to University of Arizona for "Building Academic Community" Initiative,
Including Faculty Fellows Program and "Building Academic Community" Speaker
Series |
| 1994: |
Appointed as Faculty Fellow, The University
of Arizona |
| 1990: |
Boulder Society, University of Vermont
Honorary Society Emphasizing Leadership and Service. |
| 1990: |
Cum Laude Society, Honorary
Member, St. Gregory College Preparatory School, Tucson, AZ. |
Certain Academic Honors, Awards, and Special
Service
| 2007: |
Recognized as Outstanding
Faculty Member, University of Arizona, Mortar Board Senior Honorary
Society |
| 2006: |
Invited
Keynote Speaker, Geological Society of American special conference
on “Backbone
of the Americas,” Mendoza, Argentina |
| 2006-present: |
Chair, National Science Foundation
Advisory Committee for Geosciences Directorate (Earth, Ocean, Atmospheric
Sciences) |
| 2003: |
College of Science Outstanding Faculty
Award, The University of Arizona |
| 2002: |
Class of 2002 Academic Hall of Fame
Upper St. Clair High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| 2002: |
Outstanding Faculty Award, in recognition
of the contributions to teaching and research in Geosciences at
The University of Arizona, by the University of Arizona Geosciences
Advisory Board. |
| 1998-99: |
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Distinguished Lecturer |
| 1998: |
Inducted as Regents Professor, University
of Arizona |
| 1997: |
Keynote Speaker for Tenth Keck Research
Symposium in Geology (Participating colleges: Amherst, Beloit,
Carleton, Colorado, Franklin and Marshall, Pomona, Smith, Trinity,
Washington and Lee, Whitman, Williams, Wooster), Wooster, Ohio |
| 1993-96: |
Appointed to GSA Council, Geological
Society of America |
| 1992: |
Benedict Distinguished Visiting Professorship,
Carleton College, Northfield, MN |
| 1992: |
Commencement Speaker, St. Gregory College
Preparatory School, Tucson, AZ |
| 1988: |
Selected by The
University of Michigan's "Rackham" Graduate
School as among 100 Most Distinguished Ph.D. Recipients of The
University of Michigan. The occasion was the 50th anniversary
of the Graduate School. |
| 1988: |
Bernstein Geologist-in-Residence, Carleton
College, Northfield, MN |
| 1986: |
Faculty of Science Recognition Award
for Dedicated and Distinguished Leadership, The University of Arizona,
Tucson, AZ |
| 1985: |
Faculty of Science Distinguished Teaching
Award, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
| 1985: |
Keynote Speaker, Geological Society
of London Symposium on Crustal Extension, Durham, England |
| 1981: |
Keynote Speaker,
Founding Meeting of the Division of Structural Geology and Tectonics, Geological
Society of America |
| 1980: |
Named Fellow of the Geological Society
of America |
| 1976: |
National Science Foundation Faculty
Research Scholar |
| 1971: |
Lindgren Citation
Award for Excellence in Research. This international award
is conferred by the Society for Economic Geologists to a scientist
younger than 35 years of age for the most outstanding article
of the year in the field of economic geology |
| 1969-70: |
National Science Foundation Fellow |
| 1967-69: |
NASA Fellow |
| 1968: |
Phi Kappa Phi, The University, of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, MI |
| 1968: |
Sigma Xi, The University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI |
| 1964: |
Manges Athletic Prize, awarded annually
at graduation to the most valuable athlete in the senior class. |
| 1964: |
Graduation with Honors in Geology,
The College of Wooster, Wooster, OH |
Certain Professional Services and Activities
| 2009: |
Invited speaker, Colloquium
of Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, Philadelphia,
to be held January, 2009, Sanctuary of Zeus, Mt. Lykaion. |
| 2008: |
Invited Keynote speaker
on "Reservoir Scale Structures and Analysis," Midland Valley's
Silver Anniversary Technology Meeting, Glasgow, Scotland, to be
held September 30 to October 1, 2008 |
| 2008: |
Invited Panelist, Rocky
Mountain European Scholars Consortium Meeting, to be held October,
2008. Topic, "Geology of Sanctuary of Zeus, Mt. Lykaion, Greece." |
| 2008: |
Chairperson, "Operational
geology, uncertainty and scenario modeling (real time model update,
solution space, comparison of parameters solution space, operations
geology)," Midland Valley's Silver Anniversary Technology
Meeting, Glasgow, Scotland, to be held September 30 to October
1, 2008. |
| 2008: |
Invited Keynote Speaker,
Harrington Symposium on Geology of the Aegean, University of Texas,
Austin: "Archaeological elements of Mt. Lykaion Sanctuary
of Zeus (southern Peloponnese) in relation to tectonics and structural
geology," April, 2008 |
| 2007 |
Commencement
address at St. Gregory College Preparatory School, “Beginnings.” |
| 2007 |
Commencement address
at University of Arizona South, “Teachers and Teaching.” |
| 2007 |
Speaker at University
of Pennsylvania, Symposium on “At the Altar of Zeus:
The Mt.Lykaion Excavation and Survey Project.” Title
of paper: “Fastening
the Archaeology Mt. Lykaion to a Geologic Framework” |
| 2006 |
Chair, National Science Foundation
Advisory Committee for Geosciences Directorate |
| 2006 |
Keynote address,
Davis, G.H., 2006, “Tectono-structural
evolution of the Colorado Plateau,” Conference
on Backbone of the Americas – Patagonia to Alaska: Geological
Society of America and Asociación Geológica Argentina |
| 2005 |
The Provost’s
Visiting Scholar Program on Creativity and Imagination: Lectures
and readings by Robert Pinsky, Poet Laureate |
| 2005 |
Association of
American Universities Provost’s Meeting, West Palm Beach, Florida. Panelist
on “Recruitment and Retention of a Diverse Faculty and
Student Body: Best Practices” |
| 2005 |
The Provost’s
Visiting Scholar Program on Creativity and Imagination: Lectures
and readings Simon Winchester, author |
| 2004: |
Speaker, with
M. Voyatzis, Colleges of Science, Humanities, Social and Behavioral
Science Distinguished Lecture Series: “Stretching Greece: Geology, Archaeology
and Greek Civilization” |
| 2004: |
The Provost’s
Visiting Scholar Program on Creativity and Imagination: Lectures
and readings by Robert Grudin, author |
| 2004 |
AAU Provosts meeting,
Newport Beach, CA. Panelist on “Issues surrounding recruitment
and retention of international scholars and students” |
| 2002: |
Keynote address: "Linking
assessment and learning across campus." Symposium
on "Measuring Success - Taking Responsibility for: AAU Provosts
Meeting, Newport Beach, CA |
| 1999-2002: |
Chair, Investments Committee, Geological
Society of America |
| 2000: |
Commencement Address,
University of Arizona: "Préparez-Vous! Lampes
Torches pour le
Nouveau Millénaire” |
| 1999: |
Invited Teacher, Short Course in Structural
Geology, Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara, Turkey |
| 1998-2000: |
Member, Advisory
Committee for the Keck Geology Research College Consortium (participating colleges
of consortium are Amherst, Beloit, Carleton, Colorado, Franklin
and Marshall, Pomona, Smith, Trinity, Washington and Lee, Whitman
Williams, and The College of Wooster) |
| 1998-1999: |
American Association
of Petroleum Geologists Distinguished Lecturer at, Stanford University,
University of California at Santa Barbara, Humboldt State University,
University of Colorado, Mesa State College, Washington & Lee,
Amherst, SUNY Albany, University of Minnesota at Duluth, University
of Minnesota, University of Alabama, Duke University, Memphis
State University, Rice University, Mississippi State University |
| 1997-1999: |
Member, National Science Foundation
Panel on Active Tectonics |
| 1997-2000: |
Member, Advisory
Board for Southern California Earthquake Center, a National Science
Foundation Science and Technology Center. Institutional
participants: University of Southern California, California Institute
of Technology, University of California at Los Angeles, University
of California at Santa Barbara, Scripps Oceanographic Institute,
Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, and United States Geological
Survey |
| 1997: |
Discussion Leader/Panelist. National
Meeting of the Geological Society of America "Hot Topics" program
on "The New Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument:
Environmental Preservation vs. Resource Exploitation vs. Tourism." Salt
Lake City, UT |
| 1997: |
Keynote Speaker,
Keck Research Symposium, "Rediscovering
the Colorado Plateau," The College of Wooster, Wooster, OH |
| 1996: |
Panel Chair on "The Ultimate
Cause for Tectonic Exhumation: Active Rifting Versus Passive
Gravitational Collapse," Geological Society of America
Penrose Conference on "Exhumation Processes: Normal Faulting,
Ductile Flow, and Erosion," Crete |
| 1996-1997: |
Chair, Audit Committee, Geological
Society of America |
| 1995-1996: |
Member, Awards Committee, Geological
Society of America |
| 1994: |
Co-Convener (with
Bernard Minster), Geological Society of America Symposium on "Active Tectonics," Seattle,
WA |
| 1993: |
Consultant to
Earth Sciences Division of the National Science Foundation on
the Topic of Active Tectonics, Washington. D.C. |
| 1993: |
Invited Speaker, "Basic Science
Planning Initiative in Active Tectonics," American
Geophysical Union, San Francisco, CA |
| 1993: |
Convener of Active Tectonics Workshop,
Boulder, CO |
| 1993-1995: |
Head of National
Task Force on ACTIVE TECTONICS Science Initiative, Sponsored
by the National Science Foundation. Purpose, to Design Basic
Science Plan for Interdisciplinary Research on Active Tectonics,
with Strategic Relevance to Mitigating Natural Hazards Related
to Active Faulting, Explosive Volcanism and Landslides. Resulted
in establishment of new grants program in the Earth Sciences
Division of the NSF |
| 1990: |
Invited Speaker,
Cordilleran Meeting of the Geological Society of America, Tucson,
Arizona: "Catalina
Mylonites--An Historical Perspective" |
| 1988-1993: |
Member, University of Michigan Alumni
Advisory Board for the Department of Geology |
| 1987: |
National Chairman for Geological Field
Trips, 100th National Meeting of the Geological Society of America,
Phoenix, Arizona |
| 1985-1987: |
Secretary-Treasure, Division of Structural
Geology, The Geological Society of America |
| 1985: |
Invited Speaker,
Penrose Conference on "Metamorphic Core Complexes, Revisited," Elko,
NV |
| 1985: |
Keynote Speaker,
Geological Society of London Symposium on "Crustal Extension." Durham,
England |
| 1984: |
Co-Convener, with
G.A. Davis, Structural Geology and Tectonics Division Symposium
on "Extensional
Tectonics," National Meeting of the Geological Society
of America. Reno, NV |
| 1983: |
Invited Panelist, "Revolution
in the Earth Sciences, 1932-1982," Carleton College,
Northfield, MN |
| 1981: |
Keynote Speaker,
Symposium on "Frontiers
in Structural Geology," Founding Meeting of the Division
of Structural Geology, Geological Society of America National
Meeting, Cincinnati, OH |
| 1981: |
Invited Speaker,
Symposium on "Relations
of Tectonics to Ore Deposits in the Southern Cordillera," Arizona
Geological Society, Tucson, AZ |
| 1980: |
Invited Speaker,
Penrose Conference on "Tectonics and Geophysics of the
Appalachians," Helen,
GA |
| 1978: |
Invited Speaker,
Penrose Conference on "Structure and Geophysics of Mountain Belts," Ascona,
Switzerland |
| 1977: |
Co-Convener (with
Peter Coney and Max Crittenden) of Geological Society of America
Symposium on "Cordilleran
Metamorphic Core Complexes," Seattle, WA |
| 1977: |
Co-Convener (with
Peter Coney and Mix Crittenden) of Penrose Conference on "Tectonic Significance
of Metamorphic Core Complexes," Tucson, AZ |
| 1975: |
Invited Speaker in Penrose Conference
on Regional Geophysics and Tectonics of the Intermountain West,
Alta, UT |
| 1971-present: |
Invited Lectures
to Colleges and Universities: University of Washington, Oregon
State University, University of California at Berkeley, University
of California at Santa Barbara, University of Southern California,
University of Nevada at Reno, University of Wyoming, University
of Utah, University of New Mexico, Northern Arizona University,
Arizona State University, Fort Lewis College, Colorado School
of Mines, University of New Mexico, University of Texas at Austin,
Southern Methodist University, University of Michigan, Carleton
College, The College of Wooster, University of Vermont, Tufts
University, Williams College, Brown University, University of
Paris, University of Rennes, Stanford University, Humboldt State
University, University of Colorado, Mesa State College, Amherst,
Washington & Lee, SUNY Albany, University of Minnesota,
University of Minnesota at Duluth, University of Alabama, Duke
University, Memphis State University, Rice University, Mississippi
State University, Middle Eastern Technical University, & The
University of Pennsylvania |
Recent Pubs
Davis, G.H., Kluth, C.f., and Reynolds, S.J., Structural geology of
rocks and regions (3rd edition): John Wiley and Sons, New York, in
preparation.
Davis, G.H., manuscript submitted, Geology of the Sanctuary
of Zeus, Mt. Lykaion (Peloponnese), Greece: Geological Society of America
Bulletin.
Davis, G.H., manuscript submitted, A glimpse of the
geological opportunities for the Mt. Lykaion Excavation and Survey,
in Romano, D. (ed.): Lykaion Day Symposium Volume: The University of
Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology.
Davis, G.H., and Bump, A., in press, Structural geologic
evolution of the Colorado Plateau, in Kay, S. (ed.), Backbone of the
Americas: Geological Society of America Special Paper.
Davis, G.H., 2008, Archaeological elements of Mt.
Lykaion Sanctuary of Zeus (southern Peloponnesus) in relation to tectonics
and structural geology, in Catlos, E. (ed.) Geology of the Aegean:
IOP (Institute of Physics) Conference Series, Earth and Environmental
Science (EES), v. 2 012001. http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/1755-1315/2/1/012002.
Davis, G.H., 2006, Reaching beyond myth, review
of The Oracle: The Lost Secrets and Hidden Message of Ancient Delphi,
by William J. Broad: Geotimes,
July 2006, p. 48.
Davis, G.H., and Bump, A., 2006, Tectono-structural
evolution of the Colorado Plateau: Backbone of the Americas. A global
meeting presented by the Association Geologica Argentina and The
Geological Society of America: Geological Society of America
Abstracts with Programs, No. 2, p. 80.
Davis, G.H., 2005, Imagined field notes of geologist
turned president then provost: The Compass, Journal of Earth Sciences,
Vol. 79, No. 1, p. 29-32.
Bump, A. and Davis, G.H., 2005, Laramide deformation
of the Colorado Plateau and the evolution of ancient fault arrays:
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. ,
p.
Davis, G.H., Mehl, C., Jolivet, L., and Lacombe, O., 2005, Outcrop-scale
strain localization and boudinage in Basin and Range and Cycladic core
complexes convey insights into crustal-scale development of detachment
tectonics: EOS, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, 2005
Fall Meeting, American Geophysical Union, invited paper, T24C-01.
García, P.E. and Davis, G.H., 2004, Evidence and mechanism
for folding of granite, in Sierra de Haulfin basement-cored uplift,
northwest Argentina: American Association of Petroleum Geologists,
v. 88, no. 9, p. 1255-1276.
Davis, G. H., Constenius, K. N., Dickinson, W. R., and Rodriguez,
E. P., 2004, Fault and fault-rock characteristics associated with Neogene
extension in the Catalina-Rincon region of southeastern Arizona: Geological
Society of America Bulletin, v. 116, no. 1/2, p. 128-141.
Davis, G.H., and Reynolds, S.J., 2004, Active
tectonics as integrative capstone in teaching Structural geology: Geological
Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 36, no. 5, p. 348.
Tindall, S.E., and Davis, G.H., 2003, Joint Spacing and distribution
in deformation band shear zones: Geological Magazine, v. 140, no. 1,
p. 1-9.
Bump, A.P., and Davis, G.H., 2003, Late Cretaceous
to early Tertiary Laramide deformation of the northern Colorado Plateau,
Utah and Colorado: Journal
of Structural Geology, v. 25, p. 421-440.
McQuarrie, N., and Davis, G.H., 2002, Crossing
the several scales of strain-accomplishing mechanisms in the hinterland
of the central Andean fold-thrust belt, Bolivia: Journal of Structural
Geology v.
24, no. 10, p 1587-1602.
Tindall, S.E. and Davis, G.H., 2002, Influence
of deformation band shear zones on joint development: Geological
Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 34, no. 6, p. 372.
Bump, A., and Davis, G.H., 2002, Forward and
inverse trishear modeling of the San Rafael and Waterpocket monoclines,
Colorado Plateau, Utah: Geological
Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 34, no. 6, p. 40.
Stockli, D.F., Bump, A., Davis, G.H., and Farley,
K.A., 2002, Preliminary (U-th)/HE thermochronological constraints
on timing and magnitude of Tertiary denudation of the Colorado Plateau,
Utah: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 34,
no. 6, p. 321.
Davis, G.H. and Pollock, G., 2001, Geology of Bryce Canyon National
Park, in Sprinkle, D. (ed.)., Geology of the Utah National Parks and
Monuments: Utah Geological Association, p.37-60.
Davis, G.H., Bump, A, García, P., and
Ahlgren, S., 2000, Conjugate Riedel shear zones: Journal of Structural
Geology, v. 22, p. 169-190.
Bump, A., Davis, G.H., Bilinski, G.E., Swiders, A.E., and Kidder,
S., 2000, Progressive development of brittle and semi-brittle structures
on the Monument Uplift, Utah, and their implications for regional strain:
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v.32, p. A-4.
Davis, G.H., 1999, Structural geology of the Colorado Plateau region
of southern Utah, with special emphasis on deformation band shear zones:
Geological Society of America Special Paper 342, 157 p.
Davis, G.H., 1999, Tribute to Peter J. Coney [1929-1999]: Geological
Society of America Structural Geology and Tectonics Newsletter, v.
18, no. 2, p. 11-14.
Tindall, S.E. and Davis, G.H., 1999, Monocline development by oblique-slip
fault-propagation folding: the East Kaibab monocline, Colorado Plateau
Utah: Journal of Structural Geology, v. 2 1, p.1303-1320.
Davis, G.H., 1999, Colorado Plateau intraplate deformation as expressed
by systems of deformation bands: Geological Society of America Abstracts
with Programs, v. 31, no. 7, p. A-238.
Swanberg, K.A., and Davis, G.H., 1999, Analysis of spacing and orientation
of jointing in Wingate Sandstone, Circle Cliffs, Colorado Plateau:
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 31, no. 4,
p. A58.
Students Served
Research Advisor on Theses and Dissertations
Pearson, O.N., 2002, Structural evolution of the central Nepal fold-thrust
belt and regional tectonic and structural significance of the Ramgarh
thrust: Ph. D. dissertation; 321 pp.
Bump, A.P., 2001, Kinematics, dynamics, and mechanics of Larmide
deformation, Colorado Plateau, Utah and Colorado: Ph.D. dissertation,
149 pp.
García, P., 2001, Basement-Cored Uplift Deformation in the
Northern Sierras Pampeanas: Three-Dimensional Uplift Structure,
Basement Deformation and Regional Analysis: Ph.D. dissertation, 169
pp.
McQuarrie, N., 2001, The Making of a High Elevation
Plateau: Insights
from the Central Andean Plateau, Bolivia: Ph.D. dissertation, 255 pp.
Tindall, S., 2000, Development of oblique-slip basement-cored uplifts:
insights from the Kaibab Uplift and from physical models: Ph.D. dissertation,
261 pp.
Swanberg, K., 1999, Analysis of spacing and orientation of fractures
in Wingate Sandstone, Circle Cliffs, Colorado Plateau: MS thesis.
Ahlgren, S.A., 1999, The nucleation and evolution
of Riedel shear zones as deformation bands in porous sandstone: MS
thesis; 53
pp.
Bykerk-Kauffman, A., 1990, Structural evolution
of the northern Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: A glimpse of the pre-extension history
of the Catalina Complex: Ph.D. dissertation, 97 pp.
Lundin, E., 1987, Thrusting of the Claron Formation, Bryce Canyon
region, Utah: M.S. thesis, 51 pp.
Naruk, S.J., 1987, Kinematic significance of
mylonitic foliation: Ph.D.
dissertation, 92 pp.
Janecke, S.A., 1986, Structural geology and tectonic
history of the Geesman Wash Area, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 151 pp.
Faulds, J.E., 1986, Tertiary geologic history
of the Salt River Canyon region, Gila County, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 319 pp.
Krantz, R.W., 1986, The odd-axis model: Orthorhombic fault patterns
and three- dimensional strain fields: Ph.D. dissertation, 98
pp.
Currier, D.A., 1985, Structures and microfabrics of a zone of superposed
deformation, foothills fault zone, east flank of the Huachuca Mountains,
southeastern Arizona: M.S. thesis, 167 pp.
Beard, L.S., 1985, Precambrian geology of the
Cottonwood Cliffs area, Mohave County, Arizona: M.S. thesis,
115 pp.
Bykerk-Kauffman, A., 1984, Structural investigation of a transition
zone between Metamorphic tectonites and their unmetamorphosed equivalents,
Buehman Canyon, Arizona: M.S. thesis, 79 pp
Martins, V.E., 1984, A microstructural study
of S-C mylonites of part of the Tanque Verde Mountains, Tucson, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 52 pp.
Naruk, S.J., 1983, Determination of strain values
from mylonites in the Pinaleño Mountains, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 79 pp.
Trevor, P.F., 1983, Geology of the Gardner Mountain Area, Happy Valley
Quadrangle, Cochise County, Arizona; M.S. thesis, 130 pp.
DiTullio, L.D., 1983, Fault rocks of the Tanque Verde Mountain decollement
zone, Santa Catalina metamorphic core complex, Tucson, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 90 pp.
Hansen, J.D., 1983, Style of deformation of upper
plate rocks of the San Manuel-Camp Grant low-angle normal fault system,
Black Hills, Pinal County, Arizona: M.S. thesis, 164 pp.
Krantz, R.W., 1983, Detailed structural analysis of detachment faulting
near Colossal Cave, southern Rincon Mountains, Pima County, Arizona,
M.S. thesis, 58 pp.
Crespi, J.M., 1982, The relationship of cleavage
in carbonate rocks to folding and faulting in Agua Verde Wash, southeastern
Arizona: Implications
of volume loss: M.S. thesis, 123 pp.
Showalter, S.R., 1982, A structural study of
folds and tear faults in the Roadside Hills area, Tucson Mountains,
Pima County, Arizona: M.S.
thesis 82 pp.
Kluth, C.F., 1982, The geology and mid-Mesozoic
tectonics of the northern Canelo Hills, Santa Cruz County, Arizona: Ph.D.
dissertation, 245 pp.
Lingrey, S.H., 1982, Structural geology and tectonic evolution of
the northeastern Rincon Mountains, Cochise and Pima Counties, Arizona:
Ph.D. dissertation, 202 pp.
Reynolds, S.J., 1982, Geology and geochronology
of the South Mountain, central Arizona: Ph.D. dissertation,
220 pp.
Benson, G.S., 1981, Geology and kinematic analysis
of the Italian Trap allochthon, Redington Pass area of Pima County,
Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 85 pp.
Lepry, L.A., 1981, Structural geology of the Yauli Dome region, central
Andes, Peru: M.S. thesis, 100 pp.
Ballard, S.N., 1980, Structural geologic controls
at the San Luis Mines, Tayoltita, Durango, Mexico: M.S. thesis,
121 pp.
Gardulski, A.F., 1980, A structural and petrologic
analysis of a quartzite-pegmatite tectonite, Coyote Mountains, southern
Arizona: M.S. thesis, 69
pp
Frost, E.G., 1977, Mid-Tertiary, Gravity-induced deformation in Happy
Valley, Pima and Cochise Counties, Arizona: M.S. thesis, 166 pp.
Reynolds, S.J., 1977, Styles of deformation in
windows and slide blocks of the Roberts Mountain Thrust Belt, central
Nevada: M.S. thesis,
166 pp.
Suemnicht, G.A., 1977, The geology of the Canada Del Oro headwaters,
Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: M.S. thesis, 108 pp.
Kiven, C.W., 1976, Kinematics of deformation
at the southwest corner of the Monument uplift: M.S. thesis,
84 pp.
Phillips, M.P., 1976, Geology of Tumamoc Hill, Sentinel Peak and vicinity,
Pima County, Arizona: M.S. thesis, 83 pp.
Swan, M.M., 1976, The Stockton Pass Fault: An
element of the Texas lineament: M.S. thesis, 119 pp.
Varga, R.J., 1976, Stratigraphy and superposed
deformation of a Paleozoic and Mesozoic sedimentary sequence in Harquahala
Mountains, Arizona: M.S.
thesis, 61 pp.
Budden, R.T., 1975, The Tortolita-Santa Clara Mountain complex: M.S.
thesis, 133 pp.
Brook, D.K., Jr., 1974, Relative ages of strata-form sulfide ore and
wall rock determined structural analysis of the Copper Queen Mine,
Yavapai County, Arizona: by M.S. thesis, 60 pp.
Committee Member for PhD and MS students, in Addition to
Above
Carlos Aiken, Arlene Anderson, Steve Applebaum,
Claudio Bartolini, Linda Beard, Barbara Beatty, Janice Bedford, Kenneth
Bennett, Andrew Bittson, Robert Bodnar, Jeffrey Boyer, Edwin Butler,
Robert Casavant, Gary Calderone, John Cederstrom, John Chakarun,
Michael Clarke, Gaylord Cleveland, Gregory Cole, Kurt Constenius,
Dickson Cunningham, Brian Currie, Mauricio de la Fuente, Darrel Dean,
Ed DeWitt, Patricia Druke, Tyler Gass, Gregory Ghidotti, Layton Gibson,
Richard Gillette, Thomas Goodlin, Jeffrey Grover, Gwen Gueron (University
of Rennes), Dwight Hall, Lucy Harding, Jim Hardy (Colorado School
of Mines), Wayne Hauck, Paul Heller, Joe Hennessy, John Hoelle, Brian
Horton, Kerry Inman, Kermit Jamison, William Jefferson, Gary Johnson,
Stan Keith, Richard Knapp, Peter Kneufer, Richard LeVeque, Scott
Lewis, Daniel Lynch, Dean Lynch, George Lynn, Christopher Maars,
Scot Manske, Steven Marshak,
Caroline Mehl (L’Universite Paris VI), Scott Miller, Layer Mayer,
William McClelland, Christopher Menges, Dorothy Merritts, Syver More,
Jeffrey Morehouse, Phillip Pearthree, Andrew Reith, Steve Reynolds,
Steven Richard, Brooke Riley (University of Texas, Austin), Nancy Riggs,
Ralph Rogers, Jonathan Ruddgers, Paul Ryber, Peangta Sarthurugsta,
Eberhard Schmidt, Angus Scott-Gleming, Lawrence Segerstrom, Douglas
Shakel, William Sherwonit, Richard Smalley, Christine Smith, Francis
Sousa, Greg Stoehr, Aviva Susmann, Peter Swift, Donald Tarman, Dee
Trent, Hande Tok, William Tucker, Randy Tufts, Luis Vega, Dean Warner,
Paul Welber, Roger Weller, Clarence Wendt, John White, William Wilkinson,
Charles Winker, Keith Woodburne, Ann Wortman, Steven Wust, Jeffrey
Wynn, Kenneth Yeats, David Young, Elizabeth Youngblood Anthony, John
Zumberge.
Undergraduate Student Research Advisees
Shari Christofferson, Greg Belinski, Gabriel Cisneros, Scott Grasse,
Erin Collin, Jessica Graybeal, David Boardman (Carleton College), Joanna
Schafer (College of Wooster), Raymond Leonard, William Liebe (College
of Wooster), David Rodgers (Carleton College), Michael Rose, Amos Sander,
Angela Smith, Robert Varga, Danielle Vanderhorst, Nick Weinbern (Carleton
College)
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