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No |
Course
Title |
Credits |
Session |
| GOL |
105 |
Physical Geology |
4.00cr |
Twelve Week |
| 10958 |
001A |
S |
8:00AM - 10:50AM |
AA-0438 |
Alexandria |
Doyle,Elizabeth O |
| GOL |
105 |
Physical Geology |
0cr |
Twelve Week |
| 10467 |
0A1A |
S |
11:00AM - 1:50PM |
AA-429B |
Alexandria |
Doyle,Elizabeth O |
| GOL |
105 |
Physical Geology |
4.00cr |
Six Week - First |
| 12836 |
041N |
TR |
10:00AM - 1:00PM |
CT-0314 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| 12837 |
0A1N |
TR |
2:00PM - 4:50PM |
CT-0314 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| GOL |
105 |
Physical Geology |
4.00cr |
Twelve Week |
| 10959 |
001L |
W |
6:30PM - 10:10PM |
LR-0115 |
Loudoun |
Gottfried,Richard M |
| 10469 |
0A1L |
S |
9:00AM - 12:40PM |
LR-0115 |
Loudoun |
Gottfried,Richard M |
| GOL |
106 |
Historical Geology |
4.00cr |
Six Week - First |
| 10468 |
040A |
MW |
11:00AM - 2:20PM |
AA-0438 |
Alexandria |
Zabielski,Victor P |
| GOL |
106 |
Historical Geology |
0cr |
Six Week - First |
| 11420 |
0A1A |
MW |
2:30PM - 5:50PM |
AA-429B |
Alexandria |
Zabielski,Victor P |
| GOL |
106 |
Historical Geology |
4.00cr |
Six Week - First |
| 10960 |
040L |
MW |
1:00PM - 4:40PM |
LR-0206 |
Loudoun |
Bour,William V |
| 10470 |
0A1L |
TR |
1:00PM - 4:40PM |
LR-0206 |
Loudoun |
Bour,William V |
| GOL |
111 |
Oceanography I |
4.00cr |
Twelve Week |
| 14441 |
001L |
M |
9:00AM - 12:40PM |
LR-0115 |
Loudoun |
Rowland JR,Thomas John |
| 14442 |
0A1L |
W |
9:00AM - 12:40PM |
LR-0115 |
Loudoun |
Rowland JR,Thomas John |
| GOL |
135 |
Field Studies in Geology |
1.00cr |
Dynamic Session |
| 10471 |
001A |
S |
7:00AM - 10:00PM |
AA-429B |
Alexandria |
Zabielski,Victor P |
| Geology of Great Falls National Park, VA. One day field trip on 6/2/07. Post trip meeting: 6/6/07 7:00 pm. Rain date: 6/9/07. Trip to study the modern and ancient forces that have acted to create Great Falls National Park. Trip involves some easy to moderate hiking. Meet in front of the main Bisdorf entrance at 9:00 am. Return by 6:00 pm. For information about meeting time/place and logistics visit http://www.nvcc.edu/home/vzabielski. For other questions call (703) 845-6341 or (703) 845-6507.
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| 10961 |
002A |
S |
7:00AM - 10:00PM |
AA-429B |
Alexandria |
Marx,Joe |
| Geology of Montgomery County, MD. One day field trip on 6/16/07. Post trip meeting: 6/20/07 7:00 pm. The trip goes rain or shine. A traverse across the central and northern portion of the county, examining rocks of the Culpepper Triassic Basin and of an Ordovician accretionary prism with an ophiolite block. Meet in front of the main Bisdorf entrance at 9:00 am. Return by 6:00 pm. For information about meeting time/place and logistics visit http://www.nvcc.edu/home/vzabielski. For other questions call (703) 845-6341 or (703) 845-6507.
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| 11438 |
003A |
S |
7:00AM - 10:00PM |
AA-429B |
Alexandria |
Zabielski,Victor P |
| Geology of Strasburg, VA:The Birth of the Appalachians. One day field trip on 6/23/07. Post trip meeting: 6/27/07 7:00 pm. Rain date: 6/30/07. A study of the Ordovician and Silurian history of the Virginia coast when the Appalachians were just beginning to rise. Meet in front of the main Bisdorf entrance at 8:00 am. Return by 6:00 pm. For information about meeting time/place and logistics visit http://www.nvcc.edu/home/vzabielski. For other questions please call (703) 845-6341 or (703) 845-6507.
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| 11439 |
004A |
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Alexandria |
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| Geology of the Fall Zone in Northern Virginia. One day field trip on 7/22/07. Post trip meeting: 7/25/07 7:00 pm. The trip goes rain or shine. Full-day field trip to study exposures near NVCC Alexandria showing Coastal Plain sandstone, Piedmont metasedimentary and igneous rocks, and Neogene gravels. Meet in front of the main Bisdorf entrance at 9:00 am. Return by 6:00 pm. For information about meeting time/place and logistics visit http://www.nvcc.edu/home/vzabielski. For other questions call (703) 845-6341 or (703) 845-6507.
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| 10472 |
062N |
F |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "MIOCENE FOSSILS OF CALVERT CLIFFS." One full day trip Fri., May 25 to the Calvert Cliffs of southern MD (Rain date: TBA). This field trip will consider the Miocene fossils, sedimentation, stratigraphy, and paleoenvironments exposed along the western shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Important pre-trip logistical information, readings, and photos located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 10962 |
063N |
N |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "PALEOZOIC GEOLOGY OF WEST VIRGINIA." One full day trip Sun., June 10 to the Valley and Ridge region near Romney, WV (Rain date: TBA). This field trip will consider the Paleozoic fossils, sedimentation, stratigraphy, and paleoenvironments exposed along Rt. 50 in VA and WV. Important pre-trip logistical information, readings, and photos located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 10963 |
065N |
S |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "BUILDING STONES OF THE NATIONAL MALL." One full day walking tour Sat., July 7 of the National Mall in Washington, DC (Rain date: Sun. July 8). This urban walking tour will consider the geologic and architectural history of the DC mall region, and the rocks used to build the federal buildings and monuments located there. Important pre-trip logistical information, readings, and photos located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 10964 |
066N |
S |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "TRIASSIC-JURASSIC RIFT VALLEY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA." One full day trip Sat., June 23 to the Manassas-Leesburg-Haymarket area to study the geology of the Mesozoic rift basin (Rain date: Sun., June 24). Stops will consider quarry and roadside outcroppings of rocks, dinosaur tracks, stratigraphy and structures. Important pre-trip logistical information, readings, and photos located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 11442 |
068N |
N |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "BUILDING STONES, HISTORIC QUARRIES, AND OUTCROPS OF BALTIMORE, MD." One full day trip Sun., July 22 to the Baltimore, MD metro area and historic marble quarries (Rain date: TBA). This urban-quarry-outcrop tour will consider the geologic and architectural history of the region, and the rocks used to construct the buildings and monuments located there and in DC. Important pre-trip logistical information, readings, and photos located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 13655 |
071N |
S |
7:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| Geology of Sideling Hill and Paw Paw region, MD. One-day field trip 6/2/07. Rain date: 6/3/07. Important pre-trip logistical information and preparatory readings located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/cbentley/gol135.htm . This field trip will examine the geology of the dramatic Sideling Hill roadcut on Interstate 68 in western Maryland. Exposed there are Mississippian sedimentary rocks that have been folded by the Appalachian mountain-building event. We will also visit the entrenched meanders of the Potomac River known as the Paw Paw Bends, and observe folding mechanisms in the Brallier Formation at the Paw Paw Tunnel along the C&O Canal. Note: This trip involves moderately strenuous hiking on forest trails. Meet in back of the CT building at 9:00 a.m.; Return by 7:00 p.m. For information about meeting time/place or other questions visit the website or call (703) 323-3276 or em
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| 13657 |
072N |
S |
7:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| Geology of Prince William Forest Park, VA. One-day field trip 6/16/07. Rain date: 6/17/07. Important pre-trip logistical information and preparatory readings located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/cbentley/gol135.htm . This field trip will examine the geology of Prince William Forest Park, near Dumfries, VA. Includes discussion of the Chopawamsic Terrane and the closure of the Iapetus Ocean, emplacement of economically important ores, fossil trees and terrace gravels of the Potomac Formation, and reclamation of gold and pyrite mines. This trip involves moderately strenuous hiking on forest trails. Meet in back of the CT building at 9:00 a.m.; Return by 7:00 p.m. For information about meeting time/place or other questions visit the website or call (703) 323-3276 or email cbentley@nvcc.edu
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| 13659 |
073N |
S |
7:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| The Bedrock Geology of Washington, DC. One-day field trip 6/30/07. Rain date: 7/1/07. Important pre-trip logistical information and preparatory readings located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/cbentley/gol135.htm . This trip will focus on the land upon which the capital city is built, including exposures in Rock Creek Park, Georgetown, and Adams-Morgan. Includes discussion of oceanic sediments, the Rock Creek shear zone, igneous rocks emplaced during Appalachian mountain-building, Cretaceous river gravels, dinosaur bones and recent faulting. Note: This trip involves moderately strenuous hiking on forest trails. Meet in back of the CT building at 9:00 a.m.; Return by 6:00 p.m. For information about meeting time/place or other questions visit the website or call (703) 323-3276 or email cbentley@nvcc.edu
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| GOL |
295 |
Topics in |
4.00cr |
Dynamic Session |
| 16820 |
040N |
MTWRF |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "TOPICS IN HAWAIIAN GEOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY." First summer session; travel May 29-June 8 to Hawaii. This is a four-credit lecture-lab-field course that will consider the natural history, geological, and oceanographic processes of the Hawaiian Islands. Mandatory pre-trip meetings in late Spring 2007 (TBA); permission of instructor, health screening, and trip application required. Space is limited to 15 students; prerequisites of First Aid and CPR. Students are responsible for tuition, airfare, and accommodations. Stay tuned on www.nvcc.edu/rpk, or contact Nancy Chamberlain at 703-323-3230, or email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| GOL |
295 |
Topics in |
4.00cr |
Six Week - Second |
| 11815 |
060N |
R |
2:00PM - 8:20PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "TOPICS IN MID-ATLANTIC FIELD GEOLOGY." Second summer session: Thursdays 2 - 8:20 PM. A four-credit lecture-lab-field "hybrid" course ideal for local geoscience educators and others interested in mid-Atlantic geologic history. Considers local outcroppings of WV-VA-DC-MD strata as a natural "field laboratory" for understanding how geologists reconstruct earth history. Important pre-course logistical information and readings located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| GOL |
299 |
Supervised Study |
2.00cr |
Dynamic Session |
| 11895 |
061N |
M |
8:00AM - 7:00PM |
CT-0314 |
Annandale |
Rasmussen,Kenneth A |
| "NATURAL HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY." A two-day, two-credit (Mon., July 16 and Mon., July 23) oceanographic field course that considers the natural history and modern environmental processes of the Chesapeake Bay includes outside readings, on-campus lecture/lab, coastal studies, and a boat trip on the bay. Important pre-trip logistical information and readings located online at http://www.nvcc.edu/home/krasmussen/FCourses.htm. If more information is necessary, please email Dr. Rasmussen at krasmussen@nvcc.edu.
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| 13660 |
071N |
S |
9:00AM - 6:00PM |
CT-0330 |
Annandale |
Bentley,Callan |
| SNOWBALL EARTH. This two-credit hybrid course meets for two evenings and one Saturday. The course examines the hypothesized global glaciation that shrouded our planet in ice during the Neoproterozoic period of geologic time. When we hear ¿Ice Age,¿ we typically think of the Pleistocene Ice Age, with its mammoths and saber-toothed tigers. But an earlier episode of glaciation, dubbed Snowball Earth, may have provided for the evolution of multicellular animals and plants. The Snowball Earth glaciations were certainly the largest ever: evidence indicates that the ice reached from the Earth¿s poles to its equator! Scientists infer that the runaway freezing event was only ended due to volcano-induced global warming. This course examines the geologic, chemical, and biologic evidence for Snowball Earth, and includes a field trip to local Snowball glacial deposits. We will examine the geologic,
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