The Geology Department is housed in McGlothlin-Street Hall on the historic Old Campus of the College of William & Mary. The departmental space includes a large classroom dedicated to upper-level lectures, introductory laboratories, and departmental seminars. There are three teaching laboratories for upper level courses and a dedicated computer lab with an array of networked Macs, PCs, and ample printing facilities.
Acc. 2008.28 was transferred from the Department of Geology via Carol Roe on 2/29/2008.
Box and folder list compiled by Kelsey Kavanaugh in April 2009.
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College of William and Mary, Dept. of Geology Records, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
This collection includes newsletters, fliers, and reports from the Department of Geology at the College of William & Mary.
Memoir covers the origins and early years of the Department of Geology.
Contains handouts, guidebooks, and other material concerning geology field trips taken by the Virginia Academy of Science from 1934-1967.