Geology Journal
These posts explore how rocks, sedimentary environments, geomorphic processes, and human activity shape the landscapes around us.
The SCA and AmeriCorps: The Internship That Changed My Career
Part 2 of the SCA and AmeriCorps Internship Series Why the SCA and Americorps Matter The SCA and AmeriCorps (Student Conservation Association) are more than volunteer organizations. Each internship contributes to preserving our natural resources, historic sites, ecosystems, wildlife, and marine environments. Federal agencies, nonprofit organizations, and graduate advisors recognize the value of this experience…
GIS Is Becoming a Standard Expectation
GIS is becoming a standard expectation across the geosciences. Over the past few decades, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have evolved from a specialized technical skill into one of the most valuable tools available to geoscientists. What was once considered an advantage on a résumé is increasingly becoming a baseline expectation for graduates entering the workforce.…
Is a Geology Degree Worth It in 2026?
So much has changed in the past few years. Higher education has become more expensive, the job market continues to evolve, and artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at a pace few could have predicted. It’s understandable that prospective students are asking a simple but important question: Is a geology degree still worth the investment? Is…
