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Penn-Anthracite SME The American Institute of Mining Engineers was founded in 1871 in Wilkes Barre. Penn-Anthracite SME,

10/15/2026

Next week, on Tuesday October 20, we're thrilled to welcome department alum Dr. Richard Goldfarb ('75) back to campus for the first time since he graduated! Dr. Goldfarb is a world-renowned expert on gold; including how gold deposits form, and how the geology impacts the economics of gold. During his visit, he'll be giving a talk about gold, how it forms, and why it forms where it does. The talk will be from 12-12:50 in the Gardner Lecture Hall in the Dana Engineering Building.

During his career after Bucknell, Dr. Goldfarb earned a Master’s and a PhD from the University of Nevada Reno, and the University of Colorado, respectively. After that, he worked for the U.S. Geological Survey for 35 years, publishing more than 250 research papers, and spending 35 field seasons in Alaska. These days, he's a Research Professor at the Colorado School of Mines and the Chine University of Geosciences in Beijing.

10/15/2026

A new subterranean hyperscale data center concept proposed by engineer Channing Blackwell aims to address mounting community opposition and power constraints by integrating on-site geothermal energy and surface solar. Placing critical computing infrastructure underground and pairing it with direct geothermal thermal management demonstrates a pathway to run off-grid, eliminate fossil-fuel dependencies, and protect regional power networks.

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10/15/2026
10/15/2026

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10/15/2026

Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) - Why should a practicing geologist be part of AEG? Join now at, https://www.aegweb.org/membership.

The benefits of AEG membership are many, but the simplest answer is that you can increase your technical and business knowledge, enhance your career opportunities, network with your peers, participate in professionally led field trips, and have fun in the process. Our members have voiced that AEG is often their leading source for professional networking and obtaining timely, practical information through AEG’s publications and meetings. Benefits include:

Networking - Our Annual Meeting provides a great opportunity to meet and network with peers from across the United States and the world. Attend local chapter meetings and field trips to get more involved in YOUR region. Take advantage of the numerous opportunities for career enhancement through the relationships created at our technical meetings and professional forums.

Publications - Environmental & Engineering Geoscience Journal, AEG News magazine, Directory of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists, and AEG Annual Program with Abstracts

Career Resources - Dozens of Chapters throughout the United States and internationally, with local meetings that offer opportunities to learn and network in a casual, professional atmosphere. Participation on our technical and operational committees provides opportunities to enhance business skills associated with project management, delegation, marketing, and strategic planning. Access to a job listing service tailored to our profession for job seekers.

Professional Development and Continuing Education Units (CEU) - Our Annual Meeting offers several days of presentation covering numerous case studies, innovation and latest treads related to our profession. Local and national workshops and professional forums organized based on member needs. Short courses, field trips, and subject matter expert sessions provide opportunities for AEG members to enhance their professional practice.

Discounts and Cost Savings - AEG members enjoy a discount on special publications, Annual Meeting registration and many of our sponsored technical meetings, short courses, and field courses.

For a full list of all the benefits AEG provides, please review our Benefits of Membership Brochure,https://www.aegweb.org/assets/brochure/MembershipBrochure.pdf

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