Thread: 2019 SAGE/GAGE Workshop: Field Trip and Short Courses

Please register for the Field Trip to Multnomah Falls, short courses, and/or the following early career events offered at the 2019 SAGE/GAGE Workshop!

FIELD TRIP: Please register for the Field Trip (Tuesday, October 8th from 1-5 PM) by visiting www.iris.edu/workshop http://www.iris.edu/workshop and going to the Fieldtrip tab. We are headed to Multnomah Falls with Dr. Ray Wells, USGS Research Geologist Emeritus, to learn about the Columbia Gorge. Cost is $35 and lunch is provided.

SHORT COURSES: Please register for the following short courses, to take place on Tuesday, October 8th.
InSAR Data Interpretation and Analysis for Nonspecialists - 8 AM-5 PM; Register with Kristy Tiampo at kristy.tiampo<at>colorado.edu <kristy.tiampo<at>colorado.edu>
Strainmeter Short Course: 8 AM-5 PM; register with Kathleen Hodgkinson at hodgkinson<at>unavco.org <hodgkinson<at>unavco.org>
Rapid Response to Geohazards Mini-Workshop: 1-5 PM; register with Justin Sweet at justin.sweet<at>iris.edu <justin.sweet<at>iris.edu>
New Tools and More Data from the IRIS DMC and Beyond: 2-5 PM; register with Chad Trabant at chad<at>iris.washington.edu <chad<at>iris.washington.edu>

Details on the courses and more information can be found on the Agenda tab at www.iris.edu/workshop http://www.iris.edu/workshop.


NETWORKING EVENT: Please join us on Tuesday, October 8th from 6-7 PM to learn more about how to network effectively throughout the workshop. Space is limited! Register with Wendy Bohon (bohon<at>iris.edu <bohon<at>iris.edu>) and Beth Bartel (bartel<at>unavco.org <bartel<at>unavco.org>) today!

EARLY CAREER BREAKFAST: Please join us on Wednesday, October 9th from 7-8 AM to learn about how to give an appropriate elevator talk! A buffet breakfast is provided. Student, post-docs, and pre-tenure faculty are eligible to attend. Space is limited! Register with Danielle Sumy (danielle.sumy<at>iris.edu <danielle.sumy<at>iris.edu>) today!

Both the Networking Event and Early Career breakfast will take place in the Atrium Ballroom. See www.iris.edu/workshop http://www.iris.edu/workshop ‘Agenda’ tab for more details.

Thanks,
Danielle

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Danielle Sumy, PhD
Seismologist

Educational Resources Development Coordinator - ShakeAlert

Project Associate
Education and Public Outreach
The IRIS Consortium

1200 New York Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202-407-7015
Fax: 202-682-0633
Email: danielle.sumy<at>iris.edu
www.iris.edu