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Students have the opportunity to work on research projects involving physical, environmental, and geochemical studies of karstic basins. Opportunties exist for undergraduates and MS and PhD students.

There are a number of current and future projects in mind in that would be ideal for M.S. and Ph.D. students. Potential projects include:

• Determining the response of aquatic organisms to flood events of various sizes through laboratory and field work;
• Determining sediment and organism entrainment velocities through field work;
• Determining the role of sediment transport in habitat disruption through field work;
• Determining which disturbance events are recorded in biogenically secreted materials through laboratory work;

Students who are potentially interested in working with me on a graduate
project should feel free to contact me (WicksC@missouri.edu).

See Resources for research facilities and the Department Programs in
Low-Temperature Geochemistry and Hydrology and Stable Isoptopes.

More Information:
Undergraduate Programs in Geological Sciences
Graduate Programs in Geological Sciences
Scholarships in Geological Sciences

MU Undergraduate Research Mentorship Program

MU Admissions (all levels)

Department of Geological Sciences
College of Arts and Science
University of Missouri-Columbia