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June Lecture: A New Look at “Old” Tuffs at Newberry Volcano (Dr. Jeffrey Templeton)

  • Cramer Hall, Portland State University 1721 Southwest Broadway Portland, OR, 97201 United States (map)
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Evaluating the Influence of Cascadia Subduction and the High Lava Plains on Magmatism at a Geologic Crossroads in Central Oregon

Dr. Jeffrey Templeton is a Professor of Geology at Western Oregon University, where he has taught for over 23 years.  He earned his Ph.D. in Geology from Oregon State University in 1998, an MS degree in Geology from TCU in 1991, and a BS in Geology from The Ohio State University in 1989.  He teaches a diverse array of courses at WOU ranging from introductory Earth System Science and Physical Geology courses to upper division courses in Petrology, Volcanology, and Structural Geology.  His research interests include igneous petrology, volcanology, and undergraduate geoscience education.

 

Dr. Jeffrey Templeton

Dr. Jeffrey Templeton

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Lecture Parking Available for $5 in Parking Structure across from Cramer Hall
Lecture Parking Available for $5 in Parking Structure across from Cramer Hall

Convenient $5 evening parking is available after 5:00 p.m. in Parking Structure #2, 1724 SW Broadway, across from Cramer Hall. Note your license plate, so you can enter it and pay at the pay station. More PSU parking info here.

Before the Lecture: Join Us for Dinner Social Hour

Join us at 6:00 p.m. at Rogue Hall, The Vue Apartments, 1717 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97201

After the Lecture: Drop in for Snacks and Visit Our Lending Library

Join us in down the hall in the Geology Department office for snacks and discussion.

Earlier Event: June 2
Snake River Plain and Albion Mountains Field Trip
Later Event: June 16
Downtown PDX GeoTour (North Tour)