
GEOL 210/X (Fall 2025): INTRODUCTION TO THE EARTH
This course provides an overview of the physical processes that govern how the Earth works. Topics include origin of the solar system and Earth; analysis of the internal structure of the Earth; minerals and rocks; igneous and metamorphic processes; deformation of the crust; surficial processes, including weathering, deposition, and glaciation. The course culminates with the integration of these geological processes in the theory of plate tectonics, and goes on to examine the interactions of crust, mantle, atmosphere, and biosphere from this perspective. Laboratory work includes the identification of rocks and minerals, map exercises, and a field trip.
- Teacher: SOUAD GUERNINA
GEOL 208/AA (Winter 2025): THE EARTH, MOON AND PLANETS
- Teacher: ALENA PEROUT
- Teaching Assistant: Parneet Kaur
- Teaching Assistant: Elliot Lauzon-Schlachter
- Teaching Assistant: Julie St. Onge
- Teaching Assistant: Emily Theriault