Clay Mineralogy at the University of Georgia
Clay minerals research and teaching clay mineralogy have had a long history at the University of Georgia. Opportunities in clay minerals research began in early 1960's with arrival of Vernon J. Hurst. Since then, clay mineralogy has been applied in the fields of Geology, Agronomy, Forestry, Microbiology, and Ecology. Please follow the links below to learn more about the faculty, students, courses, research facilities, and degree opportunities available through the University of Georgia.
- UGA Faculty involved with Clay Mineralogy.
- Research facilities for conducting Clay Mineral studies.
- Student research in Clay Mineralogy.
- Courses related to Clay Mineralogy taught at UGA
- Degree opportunities in Clay Mineralogy at UGA
- Other regionally available clay mineralogy groups, facilities and resources.
For further information call or e-mail:
Dr. Paul A.
Schroeder, Professor of Clay Mineralogy
706-542-2384 or room 329 (3rd floor Geology and Geography
Building)
e-mail
schroe@uga.edu