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1999 Doctor of Philosophy, Geological Sciences
_ ___Department of Geological Sciences
__ __The University of Texas El Paso
__ __El Paso, Texas

Ph.D. Dissertation: "Studies of the Proterozoic Tectonic Evolution of the Southwestern United States" (Chaired by Dr. G. Randy Keller and Dr. Richard P. Langford)

Part 1: Delineation of Proterozoic sedimentary basin deposits in northern Arizona utilizing gravity and magnetic techniques.
Part II: Geologic mapping and areal distribution of the Mesoproterozoic Apache Group, Troy Quartzite and associated diabase of south-central Arizona utilizing Landsat TM imagery.
Part III: Depositional environments and sequence stratigraphy of the Mesoproterozoic Lanoria Formation, Franklin Mountains, west Texas: A revised interpretation.
Part IV: The tectonic evolution of southwestern Laurentia - Mesoproterozoic (1500-1000 Ma) to early-middle Neoproterozoic (1000-~700 Ma).

1990 Master of Science, Geology
__ __Department of Geosciences
__ __Texas A&I University (Texas A&M Kingsville)
__ __Kingsville, Texas

M.S. Thesis: "Stratigraphy, Petrology, and Depositional Environments of the Middle Proterozoic Lanoria Formation, Franklin Mountains, El Paso County, Texas" (Chaired by Dr. William F. Thomann)

1985 Bachelor of Science, Geology
__ __Department of Geosciences
__ __Texas A&I University (Texas A&M Kingsville)
__ __Kingsville, Texas

(Concentration: Stratigraphy and Field Geology; Minor: Computational Methods)

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