1 Ben van der Pluijm Professor of Geological Sciences Professor of the Environment Director Global Change Program

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1 Ben van der Pluijm Professor of Geological Sciences Professor of the Environment Director Global Change Program or Research: Structural Geology field areas: the northern Appalachians, the USA continental interior, North and South America’s Grenville, northern Spain’s Cantabria, East African Rift, US-Canadian Rockies, San Andreas (CA) and Alpine (NZ) faults. topical areas: brittle and ductile faults, deep-crustal architecture, fault gouge and pseudotachylyte, intraplate stresses, oroclines, clay microstructures and textures, magnetic anisotropy, X-ray goniometry, paleomagnetism, geochronology, physical oceanography Teaching Interdisciplinary undergraduate teaching (Global Change), Environmental Geology, concentrator and graduate level specialty classes, IT-supported classroom education (GeoPocket), IT-supported field- based education (GeoPad).Global ChangeGeoPocketGeoPad

World Map of Hazards

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The GC2 Wheel of Lectures (Winter Semester) Sustainability Transdiciplinarity Systems Thinking GLOBAL CHANGE Roadmaps (DA)1/5, 1/8 (RH)1/10 (TG)1/12 Systems and Sustainability (TG) 1/17 and 1/19 Adaptation to Appropriation of Nature (DA) 1/22-26 ; (RH) 1/26-1/31 (DA) 2/2, 2/5 Colonialism to Contemporary Resource Depletion (DA) 2/9-2/14 (RH) 2/16-2/23 Climate Change: Mechanisms And Impacts (VDP) 3/12, 3/14, 3/16 Biodiversity Conservation (DA)3/21 and 3/23 (RH) 3/26 Global Connectivity And Density (TG) 3/28, 3/30 Global Health (DA) 4/2 (RH) 4/4 Velocity, Scarcity Inequality, Extremity (TG) 4/ How to read this slide: Clockwise from the “midnight” position: 1) First three basic Conceptual & Chronological Units preparing us to think about broad issues of past, present and future 2) The heart of the course is four theme- driven modules on relatively recent past and present issues: colonialism, energy, climate, and conservation 3) We conclude with a future-oriented series of lectures on global trends, including health Spring Break DA=David Allan TG=Tom Gladwin RH=Rebecca Hardin VDP=Ben van der Pluijm Midterm Exam 2/7 Energy past, Present, and policy (VDP)3/5, 3/7.3/9

Interdisciplinary, Natural and Social Science Curriculum examining Dimensions of Global Change “To become better equipped to contribute to the important debates concerning global environmental change, resource management and societal adaptation strategies.”