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Eolian
cross-bedding seen in a diamond core slab taken from an 800' thick
Norphlet "seif" (linear) dune in Southeast Mississippi. |
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MGS Spring Fling
Thursday,
May 14, 2015
The Society is hosting its annual
Spring Fling at the beautiful
Jackson Yacht Club, located on the
southwest shore of the Ross Barnett Reservoir in Madison County,
Mississippi (just north of Jackson). Come enjoy the
company of friends and associates and take time to review the
2nd Annual MGS Spring Fling Poster Session,
presenting posters covering various topics of geologic interest
prepared and attended by geology students from many of our
colleges and universities. It's a great opportunity to
exchange ideas and make new friends.
Festivities will begin at
5:30 p.m.
and run until 8:30
p.m.
Cost:
$15
per member/guest and
$5 per student
Event sponsorships are available; if you or
your company would like to become a Spring Fling (and/or Fall Barbecue) Sponsor,
please contact Bill Bagnall.
Driving
Directions to the Jackson Yacht Club: |
Driving North or South on I-55:
Exit I-55 at Natchez Trace Parkway
(exit #105A) and continue to stop sign; turn onto
Parkway at stop sign to Tupelo (east), continue to
Madison/Ridgeland/Ross Barnett Reservoir exit (2.0
miles); exit right and continue to stop sign, turn right
(south) at stop sign onto Old Canton Road ;
continue to traffic light (0.2 mile); turn left (east)
at traffic light on Rice Road; continue (1.3 miles) to
Post Road (3 way stop); turn right (east) at 3 way stop
sign and continue to Yacht Club Road (0.7 mile); turn
right (south) on Yacht Club Road and continue to end of
road. The Jackson Yacht Club is located on the southwest
shore of Ross Barnett Reservoir in Madison County
Mississippi.
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We're always looking
for a good Noon Speaker.
Got a good presentation? Maybe you
just attended a great talk or lecture. We'd like to hear from you!
Please contact any of our officers or MGS committee chairmen and
tell us more about it. The Society is always looking for good
Speakers to give technical presentations at its Monthly Noon
Luncheons. In most instances, we can help defray
some or all of the travel costs
incurred in coming to Jackson for the presentation. Thanks! |
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