Fall
2009: GEOL 1 and 17.01
- Petrological and geochemical aspects of Burgess-Shale-type fossil preservation
- Metamorphism of ore deposits
- Use of informal learning environments and the internet in teaching earth science
- Geoscience education in an urban context
- Powell, W.G., 2009, Comparison of Geochemical and Distinctive Mineralogical Features Associated with the Kinzers and Burgess Shale Formations and their Associated Units. Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology and Palaeogeography, v. 277, p. 127-140
- Powell, W.G., 2009, Teaching Urban Students. Pedagogy in Action:The SERC Portal for Educators -- Teaching Methods (http://serc.carleton.edu/sp/library/urban/index.html)
- Powell, W.G., Johnston, P.A,., Collom, C.J., and Johnston, K.J., 2006, Middle Cambrian Brine Seeps on the Kicking Horse Rim and their Relationship to Talc and Magnesite Mineralization, and Associated Dolomitization, British Columbia, Canada. Economic Geology, v.101, p. 431-451.