FACULTY

• David D. Blackwell, Hamilton Professor, Ph.D., Harvard. Geothermal studies and their application to plate tectonics, especially of the western United States; energy resource estimates and geothermal exploration.

• Robert T. Gregory, Professor and Director, Graduate Studies, Ph.D., Caltech. Stable isotope geology and geochemistry, evolution of Earth's fluid envelope and lithosphere.

• Eugene T. Herrin, Shuler-Foscue Professor, Ph.D., Harvard. Theoretical and applied seismology, solid earth properties, computer analysis of geophysical data.

• Louis L. Jacobs, Professor and Director, Shuler Museum of Paleontology, Ph.D., Arizona. Vertebrate paleontology, evolution.

• A. Lee McAlester, Professor and Chairman, Ph.D., Yale. Marine ecology-paleoecology, evolutionary theory, Paleozoic geology, petroleum geology.

• Brian W. Stump, Professor, Ph.D., Berkeley. Seismology, seismic wave theory.

• John V. Walther, Matthews Professor, Ph.D., Berkeley. Experimental and theoretical aqueous geochemistry, fluid-mineral surface interactions, kinetics of dissolution, and mineral solubilities as a function of temperature, pressure and solution composition.

• Crayton J. Yapp, Professor, Ph.D. Caltech. Paleoclimates, paleoatmospheres, and the hydrologic cycle, using the methods of light element stable isotope geochemistry.

ADJUNCT FACULTY

• Bonnie F. Jacobs, Adjunct Professor, Ph.D., Arizona. Paleobotany of Miocene deposits of East Africa. Application of pollen analysis to Cenozoic geological and environmental problems.
  Assistant Professor and Director, Environmental Science Program.

• Anthony Fiorillo, Adjunct Professor, Ph.D., Pennsylvania. Curator of Paleontology, Dallas Museum of Natural History.

• Alisa J. Winkler, Adjunct Professor, Ph.D., S.M.U. Mammalian paleontology, anatomy.

• Dale A. Winkler, Adjunct Professor and Associate Director, Shuler Museum of Paleontology, Ph.D., Texas at Austin. Paleontology, paleoecology.