The following faculty members have expressed an interest in working with undergraduate researchers:

• Edward Brook – Paleoclimatology, history of greenhouse gases from ice cores, geochemistry
• Christo Buizert – Ice Core lab
• John Dilles – Geology and geochemistry of mineral deposits, field & structural geology, economic geology
• Todd Jarvis – Engineering geology, geography of groundwater, online dispute resolution
• Adam Kent – Behavior and evolution of magmatic and volcanic systems. Studies of silicate melt inclusions. In-situ trace element and isotopic measurement techniques in the Earth Sciences.
• Peter Ruggiero – Research focuses on coastal geomorphology and coastal hazards including topics such as the ecomorphodynamics of coastal dunes, shoreline evolution, and observing nearshore sandbar change with personal watercraft
• Adam Schultz – Use of geophysical imaging methods to study the structure, fluid distribution, composition, temperature and state of the Earth’s interior from the near-surface scale to the deep mantle.
• Alyssa Shiel – Research focuses on the development and application of geochemical tools for tracing source, transport, transformations, and fate of metals in the environment
• Shan de Silva – Formation and eruption of supervolcanoes, magma chamber processes, interaction of tectonics and magmatism, geomorphology of planetary surfaces
• Frank Teply – Formation and evolution of volcanic systems, timescales of volcanic processes, electron probe microscopy
• Anne Trehu – Marine geophysics applied to crustal structure, earthquakes and gas hydrates in subduction zone forearcs – current research in Cascadia and Chile (on sabbatical until spring 2018)