SGE primarily serves the EAS department by organizing the Crossroads Conference every spring. SGE may also organize field trips for students, provide tutoring for undergraduate EAS courses, and visit local schools or extracurricular groups for EAS outreach events.
Crossroads Conference
The agenda for Crossroads Conference 2024 is under the "Crossroads" tab. There you will find more information about abstracts, the schedule, judges, and the career fair.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon meets monthly.
Our monthly meeting dates and times for the Spring 2024 semester are listed below. Look for details via email about the location and activities planned for each meeting. Food is provided at all meetings! Meetings listed meet in GY 2049
President: Thomas LaBarge
Vice President: Brooke Santos
Secretary: Kenia Caro
Treasurer: Mia Keller
Faculty Advisor: Erika Elswick
SGE provides connection between other universities that are devoted to the advancement of earth sciences. When listed on your resume, SGE membership signals to potential graduate schools and employers that you were at least a “B” average student without having to explicitly state it. SGE also counts as public service credit when applying for government jobs.
To become a member of SGE, you must meet the following requirements:
If you meet these requirements and would like to become a member, please email SGE President, Thomas LaBarge.
GeoClub’s goal is to build community among students and faculty in the department by organizing geology-focused social events and field trips. The American Meteorological Society’s goal is to provide ways for students to network, discuss, and connect on all things weather. GeoClub and AMS jointly organize the department holiday party in December. SGE is focused on hosting meetings and events that are focused on academic growth and departmental/community service.
Yes! You can attend SGE meetings and events without officially being a member of SGE.
