Sinkholes and
springs in the Nippenose Valley
Acid Mine DrainageReturn to Carl Kirby's Home Page
DEPARTMENT:
Geology TITLE: Environmental Geology
COURSE NUMBER: GEOL 106
SEMESTER OFFERED: Spring 2009
INSTRUCTOR: Carl Kirby
OFFICE: O'Leary 226 Phone: 577-1385 Email: kirby@bucknell.edu
Carl Kirby's Spring 2009 Schedule
Teaching Assistants:
W lab with Prof. Kirby: Garyn Tate - garyn.tate@bucknell.edu
Th lab with Prof. Trop: Erin Donaghy - erin.donaghy@bucknell.edu
GEOL 106 Spring 2008 schedule (PDF, just the schedule page) MWF class; TTh class
GEOL 106 Spring 2008 syllabus (PDF, entire syllabus) MWF class; TTh class
Talks eligible for extra credit
Keys to selected Writing Assignments
After the first test
External links related
to Geology 106
Note: Selected images (those not in your text and including animations) from the classroom powerpoint presentations will be available on Prof. Kirby's public server space in the GEOL106 folder after the class on that material. At the end of the semester before exams, all full classroom powerpoint presentations will be made available.
Here are some of the sites that GE106 students encounter on field trips:
Sinkholes and
springs in the Nippenose Valley
Acid Mine Drainage
Return to Carl Kirby's Home Page