Featured Author
J. Brian Mahoney
Geology
Publication
Geology, Western Whitesail Lake Map Area
The Whitesail Lake map area in west-central British Columbia (NTS 93E) was the focus of a two-year bedrock mapping project. The primary objective of the investigation was to provide a comprehensive evaluation of economic mineral potential. Three UW-Eau Claire faculty and eight students worked with scientists from the Geological Survey of Canada and the University of British Columbia in this remote and inaccessible area to integrate regional bedrock mapping, stratigraphic and structural analyses, geochronology, plutonic and volcanic geochemistry, isotopic analyses and mineral assays into a comprehensive assessment of the geological framework and economic mineral potential of the region. This project resulted in the publication of two papers, numerous UW – Eau Claire Faculty/Student Collaborative Research Projects and four 1:50,000 scale maps.
2007 Authors Celebration
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire faculty and staff are deeply involved in scholarship. Despite heavy demands in teaching, advising, and service within and beyond the university, they persist in scholarly engagement, often involving students along the way.
In 2006, UW-Eau Claire began an event called the Authors Celebration to highlight a few recent successes in bringing scholarly work to publication or performance. The publications shown here are from Authors Celebration events and represent only a fraction of publications by UW-Eau Claire faculty and staff. To see a more complete listing of UW-Eau Claire faculty, staff, and student publications, please see the Report on Publications.
Click here to view the 2007 Authors Celebration posters.
