Structural Geology and Tectonics Forum 2024 TWO

June 24 – June 27, 2024

Welcome to the Structural Geology and Tectonics Forum 2024 Registration site. Please use this site to register for the conference, on-campus dining halls meals, and on-campus lodging, if applicable. Registration closes on Monday, June 3, 2024.

Learn more about the SGT Forum HERE.

Please submit your abstracts HERE by May 31.

Lodging: On-campus dormitory lodging will be available between Sunday, June 23 – Friday, June 28. You will have the option to select a gender-specific floor/room, or gender-neutral floor/room. There are options to stay in your own room, in a shared room with requested roommates, or you may request that we pair you with a roommate. If you wish to stay off-campus, we have a curtesy block with the Four Points hotel at a discounted rate, just minutes from campus. Click HERE to book at the Four Points hotel.

Meals: The following meals are included at no cost as part of your conference registration:

· Monday, June 24:

o Lunch

o Dinner

· Tuesday, June 25:

o Breakfast

o Lunch

o Dinner

· Wednesday, June 26:

o Breakfast

o Lunch

o Dinner

· Thursday, June 27:

o Breakfast

If you need additional dining hall meals outside of what is included as part of your conference registration, you will be able to purchase meals later in the registration process.

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Optional Field trips and workshops

Optional field trip and workshop details are outlined below. All these events are free of charge, and some activities include a boxed lunch. Please note that space is extremely limited for these activities, so please be sure to register at this time if you are interested in attending any event(s).

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Monday June 24 - Field trips and workshops

Structural and tectonic evolution of accreted oceanic rocks in the San Juan Islands, WA (all day).

Full Day Field Trip - San Juan IslandsFull Please add me to the waitlist

Trip leaders: Liz Schermer, Sean Mulcahy (WWU). This trip will focus on deformed oceanic rocks that were subducted and accreted to the margin of North America during Cretaceous time. We will examine the different styles of deformation in accretionary wedge and ophiolitic rocks, and the contractional and strike-slip deformation recorded in the Lopez structural complex along a major terrane boundary. The trip will involve a ferry ride to Lopez Island, several short walks (up to 1.5 mi RT) on trails, optional walking on rocky tideland outcrops, and roadside stops. Depart 8 a.m. Boxed lunch provided. Return ~ 6:30 p.m. Limited to 25 participants.

Two part ultramafic extravaganza: (You can sign up for Part 1, Part 2, or both).

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Half Day Field Trip - Twin Sisters FULL

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Part 1 (morning): An accessible field trip to the Twin Sisters dunite quarry. (Ok, really, it is mostly a lherzolite.) Trip lead: Basil Tikoff (UWisc). The quarry on the north side of the Twin Sisters massif is generally not available to the public. We will examine relatively fresh ultramafic rocks (the rocks are green) and discuss fabrics throughout the Twin Sisters ultramafic body. We will drive right up to the outcrop. Limited to 25 participants.

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Afternoon Workshop - Ultramafic Rocks FULL

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Part 2 (afternoon, on campus): An informal hands-on workshop for studying ultramafic rocks. Workshop lead: Julie Newman (TAMU). We will provide ultramafic rock hand samples and thin sections from around the world, including ultramafic ultramylonite zones. Others are invited to bring their own samples, thin sections, and/or images, and share your observations in the discussion. Magnetic fabrics of samples can be measured. Participants are encouraged to share thin section images and associated data using the StraboMicro app.

Workshop: Magnetic Fabrics (afternoon).

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Afternoon Workshop - Magnetic Fabrics FULL

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Workshop leads: Cristina Garcia-Lasanta (WWU), Bernie Housen (WWU), Peter Selkin (UWT). The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) and other anisotropic rock magnetic characteristics are useful proxies for petrofabric with a variety of structural applications, from determining strain histories in deformed rocks and sediments to reconstructing pluton emplacement. In this workshop, we will introduce you to the rock magnetic techniques commonly used to evaluate fabric, with an emphasis on fabrics of ultramafic rocks. The workshop will include an opportunity to collect and process magnetic fabric measurements and discussion of the benefits and limits of AMS and rock magnetism as structural tools.

Thursday June 27 - Field trip and workshop

Field Trip: Structure and Rheology of a Deep-Crustal Arc During Two Magmatic Flare-Ups: Skagit Gneiss Complex, North Cascades.

Full Day Field Trip - North CascadesFull Please add me to the waitlist

Trip leaders: Stacia Gordon (UNR), Bob Miller (SJSU). We will focus on the partially migmatitic Skagit Gneiss Complex, examining its structural and rheological response during partial melting and two magmatic flare-ups, one coincident with transpression and the other with transtension. Most of the planned stops are along a scenic highway in the North Cascades National Park Complex with one <500 m walk on mostly pavement. Depart 8 a.m. Boxed lunch provided. Retun ~ 8 p.m. Plan to have dinner on your own. Limited to 25 participants.

Workshop: All-day StraboSpot community input session.

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Full Day Workshop - StraboSpot FULL

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Workshop leaders: Julie Newman (TAMU) & Basil Tikofff (UWisc). Be part of framing our collective digital future. We need community input on how we want to use digital data systems to enhance our future scientific goals. Topics include StraboMicro (including how to organize a search), Expert rules to automate Quality Assessment/Quality Control on projects, and Group Workflows (How do people want to work collaboratively in the field and the lab?). Note: We have NSF funds to cover lodging for two nights (Wed & Thu, June 26, 27) and all meals on June 27 for participants in the Strabo Workshop.

Thursday Strabo Workshop

Served with Sparkling Water, Potato Chips, mayo and mustard packet & a Fresh Baked Cookie. You will have the option to provide dietary restrictions below.

Thu, Jun 27, 2024 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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Hummus & Roasted Veggie Wrap (Vegan) FULL

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Tuna Salad Sandwich FULL

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Turkey & Cheese Sandwich FULL

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Dining Hall Meals

Included Meals: Dining hall meals outlined below are included at no cost as part of your conference registration. To help us plan accordingly, please select the following included meals you plan to partake in at the dining halls.

Please note: if you selected a field trip or workshop that includes a boxed lunch or dining hall meal, please do not select those specific meals at the dining hall.

Conference Meals (Included)

Monday Meals

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Lunch at the Dining Hall 6/24 - 12-1pm FULL

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Dinner at the Dining Hall 6/24 - 5:30-7pm FULL

Tuesday Meals

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Breakfast at the Dining Hall 6/25 - 7:30-9am FULL

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Lunch at the Dining Hall 6/25 - 12-1pm FULL

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Dinner at the Dining Hall 6/25 - 5:30-7pm FULL

Wednesday Meals

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Breakfast at the Dining Hall 6/26 - 7:30-9am FULL

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Lunch at the Dining Hall 6/26 - 12-1pm FULL

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Dinner at the Dining Hall 6/26 - 5:30-7pm FULL

Thursday Meals

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Breakfast at the Dining Hall 6/27 - 7:30-9am FULL

Add-On Meals: If you need additional meals outside of what is included, please select which meals you would like to purchase below. If you decide you need additional meals after you complete this registration process, you will have the opportunity to purchase dining hall meals on-site.

Add-On Meals (Purchase)

Sunday Meals

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Dinner at the Dining Hall 6/23 - 5:30-7pm FULL

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18.56

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Monday Meals

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Breakfast at the Dining Hall 6/24 - 7:30-9am FULL

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13.31

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Thursday Meals

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Lunch at the Dining Hall 6/27 - 12-1pm FULL

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15.92

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Dinner at the Dining Hall 6/27 - 5:30-7pm FULL

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18.56

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Friday Meals

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Breakfast at the Dining Hall 6/28 - 7:30-9am FULL

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13.31

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Please select which type of dorm floor you would like to stay in.

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Traditional Dormitory Housing (Mathes)

Rooms include 2 twin beds. Traditional Dorm Style rooms, gender-specific floors. Occupants will share community bathrooms of the same gender on their floor. These rooms are accessed by interior corridors. Most rooms have twin sized captain's bed (approximately 37 inches from the floor). Some rooms may have additional loft or bunk beds in the space that do not need to be used. If you send in a request for an accessible room, your request will be accommodated. Please be aware guest housing cannot accommodate additional or new requests that were not originally submitted with your reservation under the special accommodations section.

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No participants under the age of 18 are permitted with this booking. Linen packs are provided for reach room and include the following: flat & fitted sheet, micro-fleece blanket, pillow & pillow case, bath/face/hand towel, disposable cup & travel sized bar of soap. If additional linens are requested on top of what is already provided, there is a $24 additional fee. WA State & Lodging Taxes: WA State (9%) & local lodging taxes (2%) are applied to stays less than 30 nights. Lost keys: Lost keys will be charged based on current campus lock shop rates. Maintenance/Facilities Damages will be accessed at additional charges. Reservations cannot be modified within 30 days prior to arrival.

Single Dorm Room - $85 per night (including taxes and fees)

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One standard dorm room to yourself (one key, one set of linens). Bathroom down the hall. Room will have 2 twin beds.

Shared Room Accommodations

Note: Higginson Suites are now full. If you are registering as a roommate and your roommate(s) have already registered, please use the discount code provided to you to proceed. If you do not have pre-registered roommates and do not have a discount code, please select another room type.

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Suite (Higginson Hall)

Suites include 2 bedrooms with 2 beds in each bedroom. Bedrooms share 1 bathroom. Most rooms have twin sized captain's bed (approximately 37 inches from the floor). Some rooms may have additional loft or bunk beds in the space that do not need to be used. If you send in a request for an accessible room, your request will be accommodated. Please be aware guest housing cannot accommodate additional or new requests that were not originally submitted with your reservation under the special accommodations section.

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No participants under the age of 18 are permitted with this booking. No pets. Linens: Linen packs are provided for reach room and include the following: flat & fitted sheet, micro-fleece blanket, pillow & pillow case, bath/face/hand towel, disposable cup & travel sized bar of soap. If additional linens are requested on top of what is already provided, there is a $24 additional fee. WA State & Lodging Taxes: WA State (9%) & local lodging taxes (2%) are applied to stays less than 30 nights. Lost keys: Lost keys will be charged based on current campus lock shop rates. Maintenance/Facilities Damages will be accessed at additional charges. Reservation arrival and departure dates cannot be modified within 30 days prior to arrival.

Shared Suite (up to 4 guests) - $45 per night (including taxes & fees)

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Room Description

One twin bed in a shared room, in a 2-bedroom suite with a one shared en suite bathroom. Up to 4 total guests. You will be provided a bed within a suite. We will pair you with roommates who identify as the same gender. If you have a preferred roommate(s), there is an option to list them in the next section. While we will do our best accommodate, please note they are not guaranteed.
Private Room in Shared Suite - $85 per person per night (including taxes and fees)

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Private room (two twin beds) in a 2-bedroom suite with shared en suite bathroom (up to 2 guests in the other room). You will be provided a bed within a suite. We will pair you with suitemate(s) who identify as the same gender, unless you selected a gender neutral room/suite.

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Traditional Dormitory Housing (Mathes)

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Double Dorm Room - $60 per person per night (including taxes and fees)

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One twin bed in a shared room; Bathroom down the hall.

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