Julie Bowles

https://uwm.edu/geosciences/people/bowles-julie/  

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  • Undergrad Session – What is Graduate School?

    Lapham Hall N101 3209 N Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WI

    What is Graduate School? — Julie Bowles, Geosciences Graduate Advisor 9/30 Teams Link (or join us in Lapham N103) Some Geosciences BS graduates choose to continue their studies in graduate school. The additional training can prepare you for a broader range of …

  • MS Thesis Defense – Jiyan Hatami

    Lapham Hall Room 260

    Jiyan Hatami MS Thesis Defense - Department of Geosciences Investigating the sorption of a novel tracer, 2-naphthalene sulfonate, to organic carbon in aquifer sediments Friday, Nov. 12, 10:00 AM CST Lapham Hall, Rm 260 (OR live via Zoom)

  • Colloquia—Donna Shillington

    Lapham Hall N103

    Ocean Discovery Lecture
    Donna Shillington, Northern Arizona University
    Active Faulting and Environmental Change in Young Rifts
    Thursday, April 6, 4-5 PM
    Lapham N103
    Reception following in the Greene Geological Museum

  • Geosciences Student Research Symposium

    Lapham Hall Room N103 3209 North Maryland Ave., Milwaukee, WA, United States

    Annual Geosciences Student Research Symposium! This is a fun event where graduate and undergraduate students get to showcase the results of all their hard work from the past year.

  • Colloquia – What is Graduate School?

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

    Some Geosciences BS graduates choose to continue their studies in graduate school.  The additional training can prepare you for a broader range of geoscience careers and provide some advantages in the job market. Before you make that decision, make sure …

  • Colloquia – Athena Nghiem

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

    A tale of two redox-sensitive trace elements: from Southeast Asia to Southeast Wisconsin Athena Nghiem, Assistant ProfessorDepartment of GeoscienceUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison Trace elements are naturally occurring in low concentrations in the environment. However, some trace elements can have a disproportionate …

  • Jack Malone Colloquia

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

    Discovering Career Options in Industry and Academia: My Experience Working in the Geotechnical Field and Transitioning to the Iowa Geological Survey My career pathway has provided me with experience working for private enterprises in mining and geotechnical engineering fields, as …

  • Eric Stewart Colloquia

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

    Revisions to the Precambrian geology of the Baraboo Hills based on new geologic mapping

  • Neal O’Reilly Colloquia

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

    Neal O'Reilly Colloquia - Design of Multi-Use Stormwater Treatment Systems - The Intersection of Biology, Hydrology and Engineering

  • Miles Harbury Colloquia

    Lapham Hall Room N101 3209 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States