PhD in Geoscience (Hydrogeology/Hydrology), University of Nevada Las Vegas; MSc in Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg; BSc in Geology, University of Ghana
Research interests:
Hydrogeology of karst and intermountain basins; and environmental monitoring. Interactions of flow systems, ecosystems, water quality and quantity, natural hazards, climate, environmental pollution, and aspects of human activities in watersheds. Methods and techniques include field hydrological and geochemical  measurements, numerical modeling, statistics, remote sensing, and GIS. 

Teaching:
Hydrogeology; Environmental Aqueous Geochemistry; Remote Sensing; Geologic Fundamentals (team taught) — R programming for Earth Scientists; Earth Environment Resources and Society

Ph.D., 2002: Geology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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B.A. 1991 Mary Washington College; M.S. 1996 Virginia Tech; Ph.D. 2000 Univ. of Tennessee
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Currently teaching Geomorphology, Natural Hazards, Water Resources, and Meteorology. Research interests include flooding, cave sediments, and coastal geomorphology.

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BS in geology, 1962, Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, MO; PhD in Geology, 1969, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
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PhD Baylor University, 2014; MS Southern Methodist University, 2009; BS The George Washington University, 2006
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Dr. Michel is a terrestrial paleoclimate scientist. Her research interests involve reconstructing climate in the rock record from paleosols (fossil soils) and studying modern soils for their deep-time application. She currently teaches introductory geology classes, Global Climate Change, and Paleoclimatology.

PhD, Montana State University 2011
Dr. Wolak teaches introductory geoscience courses, sedimentology/stratigraphy and geological exploration techniques. Her research interests include: mixed carbonate/clastic sedimentary rocks, petroleum systems of Tennessee and Kentucky, seismic interpretation and mining geology.

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