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Geology camp offers intensity
By Sarah Davis
Kansan staff writer
Last summer, Matt Gerstenberger, Topeka junior, scaled a cliff in Colorado to look at rock samples. A rock he reached for gave way, and he
Not a typical summer school course
Gerstenberger was one of 11 KU students who attended a geology field camp required by the department of geology for geophysics and geology palate.
Gerstenberger said that attending the camp, despite his fall, was worthwhile.
"I'm glad I did it," he said. "I learned more than I could in a regular classroom."
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He said the department required the course because field camp experience was important for a geologist's training, and the camp in City offered students something that Kansas could not — large rocks.
Roger Kaesler, professor of geol-
"The purpose of the trip is to get students familiar with rocks in large packages," Kaesler said. "We go out and study rocks anywhere from the size of a house up to the size of a mountain."
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Kaesler said the field camp had been offered every summer since 1922 and was one of the oldest established field camps in the United States.
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Kaesler said the outdoor courses were intense but worth the students' effort
"It's not only a good educational experience, but it's also a rite of passage for all geologists," he said. "All their lives they'll draw on this."
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