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By Sarah Davis
Clinton Lake offers students a little rock history.
Although students will not see any Rolling Stones or Beatles at the lake, they will find ancient rocks.
Each semester, these geology classes take a field trip to Clinton Lake. In the past, classes went to the Kansas
"It is interesting for them to see something that lived 300 million years ago," said Pat Colgan, one of seven graduate teaching assistants who took Geology 101 students on a field trip to the lake. "It tells them something about the Earth's history. That's what the class is designed to do."
Max Harshman, Leavenworth junior, said that he learned a lot in his geology class but that he was looking forward to being able to study the units as they actually occurred in rock layers opposed to the clean and easy-to-tidy rocks in his class.
Students in beginning geology course labs traveled to Clinton Lake for several hours yesterday and today to view rock structures. Rocks at the lake are typical of Kansas rocks.
The students are studying two sections of well-exposed
rock outcrops in different places at the lake to determine whether the rocks are similar over distance.
Jen Johnson, tab coordinator, said that by taking the students out in the field, they could get a feel for geology by looking at rocks in their natural setting.
"What geologists know about the earth they learn from studying rocks," he said. "I think they come back with a new approach to geology is about. Some people find that when we look at rocks and get to apply what they were learning about."
Students had studied rock types in their labs before going out in the field.
"I think it's more interesting to get out and look at the rocks, look at them in their natural state," he said.
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