Association of Engineering and Environmental Geologists
Please join us on Wednesday, March 7 at Kupros Craft House for the 2017/2018 Jahns Lecturer presentation! The 2017/2018 lecturer is Dr. John Wakabayashi from California State University Fresno. Dr. Wakabayashi’s talk is titled “Insight into geologic mapping of mélanges from structural geologic research: Implications for engineering geologic analysis and illustration of the value of field geologic training.”
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Please join our friends at CalGeo for their Northern California Regional Dinner Meeting on February 27,2018 at Blue Prynt Restaurant (815 11th St., Sacramento, CA 95814) from 6-8:30pm. Our very own Holly Nichols from DWR will present a talk titled Oroville Spillway Damage & Repair. AEG members can use the special discount code AEGSAC for $15 off to gain the member ate of $45! Read more
The Department of Conservation, Human Resources Office, would like to announce the following examinations: Read more
The Department of Conservation, Division of Mine Reclamation (DMR), currently has two Engineering Geologist openings they are looking to fill. The Final Filing Date for the openings is February 28, 2018. For more information and instructions on how to apply, please visit the Job Posting on the CalCareers website.
The AEG Sacramento Chapter is hosting its annual Student Night meeting on Tuesday, April 24th at the Spaghetti Factory! The meeting is a great opportunity for geology students to meet/interact with professional geologists in the environmental & engineering geology fields. Student dinners are only $10! Read more
The Sacramento Chapter of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) is offering two H. Ray Taber AEG Founders Scholarship awards this year, one $1,000 undergraduate award and one $1,500 graduate award, to promote the study of geology, environmental geology, engineering geology, or related earth science disciplines. The scholarships are intended to be used for university tuition/fees, fall/summer field course fees, and/or research project costs (e.g., field supplies, radiocarbon dating, etc.). Read more
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is currently looking for an Engineering Geologist to fill a vacancy in their Division of Engineering. Final filing deadline is February 5, 2018. See http://www.water.ca.gov/hro/dwr_job_vacancies.cfm for more details.
