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The UTD GeoClub is a registered student organization devoted to promote geoscience awareness and knowledge within the University and the general community.
GeoClub Supplies
posted 11/05/2009 10:08:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsGeoClub will be ordering supplies soon. So if anyone else wants to order a hand lens, field notebook, or rock hammer please come to the meeting tomorrow at 12:00pm in FA 2.206 and fill out the form. Thanks!
Labels: Fall 2009, geoclub, supplies
GeoClub Volleyball
posted 11/02/2009 04:42:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsHey everyone! The GeoClub has an intramural volleyball team! They start playing next week, Nov. 11, at 10:30pm and could really use some fans! Hope to see you there!
Labels: Fall 2009, geoclub, volleyball
GeoClub Halloween Party
posted 10/26/2009 03:08:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsHey everyone! GeoClub will be hosting a Halloween Party this Friday, October 30th, from 9:30pm-2:30am in FA 2.206. There will be plenty of scary movies, and refreshments. Feel free to wear a costume if you want. Hope to see everyone there!
Labels: Fall 2009
Grain Size Cards
posted 10/16/2009 06:07:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsHey everyone! I have just been informed by an employee of the UTD Book Store that they have 45 Grain Size cards left, and are marking them all down to $1.00 each. They are normally priced @ $3.20. These can discouted cards can be purchased @ the on-campus UTD Book Store.
GeoClub Supplies
posted 10/12/2009 04:10:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsHey everyone! It is nearing the time to order field supplies from GeoClub. Here are some prices for the items we will be ordering this year:
Rock Hammers (22 oz.) - $34.95
Hand Lenses - $37.50
Rite in the Rain Field Book - $18.95
We can get some of the items discounted if we order in bulk. There will be a sheet going around at this week's GeoClub meeting (Friday 10/16 @ 12:00 in FA 2.206), which you will need to fill out with your name and order information. We will need to collect money for all items, before we can order the supplies. Hope to see you all there!
Labels: Fall 2009
GeoClub Softball Game (10/9)
posted 10/09/2009 02:53:00 PM by Sarah Dunn (Vice-President) | 0 commentsThe GeoClub softball game today has been cancelled due to inclement weather. Games will resume next week on Friday (10/16). The GeoClub Team will play @ 4:30 pm on the UTD Softball Field and would really like some fans!!!
Labels: Fall
A Message From Your President
posted 8/28/2009 03:04:00 PM by Brian "Caveman" Burnham | 0 commentsRejoice! Bavoso the Mad and his band of miscreants have been overthrown! I assure you that the last administration’s tireless enthusiasm and devotion to the fluid operation and fun of Geoclub will not go unpunished. They wreaked upon us some pretty unforgettable experiences upon which we will surely reminisce throughout life. Yes, that reign of tyranny is over. Now starts a whole new reign of tyranny!
It is an honor to see that my friends and classmates have the confidence in me to continue the duties of our brilliant presidents past. Over the last four years, I watched Geoclub connect students with each other, faculty, and professionals in a way that no other forum could. Geoclub fills an essential niche that greatly enhances prospects for burgeoning Geoscientists of all disciplines. Ever since I attended my first Geoclub meeting and listened to then-President Amanda go on about god-knows-what (I was more focused on scarfing free pizza), I felt the camaraderie and potential advantage of being a part of this organization. We are made up of the smartest, most unique, gneissest, and sometimes wildest bunch of young students on campus.
I am excited to be your new president because I have goals for Geoclub. I would like to see our numbers continue to increase as they have been in preceding generations by continuing to involve our geosciences underclassmen. The UTD Department of Geosciences is a warm and stimulating environment made cohesive by students in all classes from Physical Geology to Field Camp to Dissertation. This sense of belonging remains into your professional careers. Alumni are important members of Geoclub. Once a Geoclubber, always a Geoclubber! I believe that every Geoscientist knows each other by only a few degrees of separation. That is why I would also like to see intra-club involvement with our sister geosciences student organizations at other universities around us.
Sarah, Hannah, and I cannot do this alone. This is Your Geoclub, and whatever ya’ll want to do, we’ll do it. Be sure to come to us with your ideas so that we can discuss how to make Geoclub what you want it to be. I want it to be comfortable and rewarding to all those involved. Geoclub needs your help to continue to make it so.
I will end by again expressing my gratitude to everyone for allowing me this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to administrate one of the most important institutions of your undergraduate education. Geoclub forever!
