Nelia W. Dunbar has been named New Mexico State Geologist.
According to her web site, “As director of the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and
Mineral Resources, I am responsible for overseeing the research and service
activities of the state geological survey. I work closely with many of the
staff to keep current on their activities, and to provide advice when needed. I
report to the president of New Mexico Tech, who I keep informed about bureau
activities and events. I represent the bureau at the state legislature, to
other state agencies, and at national meetings. I serve as the New Mexico
representative to the American Association of State Geologists organization. My
scientific background is in geochemistry, mainly in the study of volcanic
rocks, and I received funding for, and previously directed the electron
microprobe laboratory, where I now act as advisor. I am an adjunct faculty
member in the Earth and Environmental Science department at New Mexico Tech,
where I have taught classes and advised graduate students.”
Sunday, September 17, 2017
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