SEG 45 Final_qx4 - Society of Economic Geologists

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SOCIETY OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGISTS
2003
Oct. 21–25. The Mexican Association of Mining,
Metallurgical and Geological Engineers Silver
Anniversary edition of the International Mining
Congress and Exhibit 2003, Acapulco, Mexico.
Website: . For information,
contact Ing Fernando Galvan V. (General
Coordinator), tel +55.5543.9139, fax +55. 5543.9135,
E-mail: . SEG
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will participate in the Discoveries session, October 24.
Oct. 25–26. Gold Workshop at the Institute of
Mineral Deposits. Beijing, China. Theme: Orogenic,
intrusion-related, Carlin-style, epithermal plus porphyry
deposits. Information: Richard Goldfarb,
e-mail, goldfarb@usgs.gov.
Nov. 1–5. Geological Society of America Annual
Meeting, Seattle, Washington, USA. For information,
contact GSA Meetings Dept., P.O. Box 9140, Boulder,
CO 80301-9140, USA; tel. +1.303.447.2020; fax
+1.303.447.1133; E-mail: meetings@geosociety.org;
Website: http:// www.geosociety.org/meetings/index.htm.
SEG Events at GSA:
Field Trip: Mount Rainier Hydrothermal
Alteration. Information:
; e-
mail, djohn@usgs.gov.
Field Trip: Wine and Geology. The Terroir of
Washington State. October 30–31.
. Information: Larry Meinert, e-mail, meinert@wsu.edu.
Special Session: T14. Modern and Ancient
Mineralized Seafloor Hydrothermal Systems.
Pre-registration deadline: Sept. 26. Information: <
http://www.segweb.org/GSASpecialSession.pdf>.
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Nov. 3. Modern Methods in Exploration geochemistry
workshop. Univ. of New Brunswick student
chapter and CIM. New Brunswick, Canada.
Information: .
Nov. 24. Diamonds and Kimberlites short
course. Laval University student chapter. Quebec,
Canada. Information: ; e-mail,
chbochud@ggl.ulaval.ca.
Nov. 24–25. Sustainable Mineral Development in
the Developing World. Geological Society, London,
UK. Organized by the Association of Geoscientists for
International Development and the Environmental
Group of the Geological Society of London. Keynote
Lecturer: Jeremy P. Richards, SEG International
Exchange Lecturer. Information: ;
contact, Fiona McEvoy,
e-mail, fmcevoy@bgs.ac.uk.
Dec. 1–5. Northwest Mining Association
(NWMA) 109th Annual Meeting. For information,
contact NWMA, tel. +1.509.624.1158; fax
+1.509.623.1241; E-mail: nwma@nwma.org. SEG
technical session: The Old and the New about the
Geology of Zinc. E-mail, vaalbara@u.washington.edu.
May 3–5. Joint Meeting of Rocky Mountain-
Cordilleran Sections of GSA. Boise, Idaho. New
Horizons in Mineral Deposits: Ore Genesis to Mine
Closure. Information: ; e-mail,
vgillerm@boisestate.edu.
Sept. 27–Oct. 01. Society of Economic Geologists
Stand-Alone 2004 Conference. Perth, Australia.
Predictive Mineral Discovery Under Cover.
Information: ; e-mail, susanho@geol.uwa.edu.au.
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OTHER EVENTS
Oct. 26–31. Society of Exploration Geophysicists
(SExG) 73rd Annual Meeting and International
Exposition, Dallas, Texas, USA. For more information,
contact SEG Business Office, tel. +1.918.497.5500;
fax +1.918.497.5557; Website: seg.org/.
Nov. 9–13. 8 th Amazonia Geological Symposium,
Manaus, Brazil. Contact Marco Horbe, tel.
+55.92.6635694; fax +55.92.6635531, e-mail,
mhorbe@cprm.ma.gov.br.
Nov. 24–27. Quebec Exploration 2003, Chateau
Frontenac, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Jointly
organized by the Ministere des Ressouces naturelles,
de la Faune et des Parcs du Quebec and the Quebec
Mineral Exploration Associaton. Website: .
Dec. 1–2. Georange Meeting: Applied Research
on Ore Deposits of Northern Sweden, Skelleftea,
Sweden. Website: www.georange.nu.
Aug. 21–28. 32nd International Geological
Congress Symposium. Florence, Italy. Call for
Abstracts and Papers. Information: .
Sept. 19–22. International Congress on Applied
Mineralogy (ICAM) quadrennial meeting, Àquas de
Lindóia, Brazil. Organized by ICAM and the
International Mineralogical Association-Commission
on Applied Mineralogy (IMA-CAM). Deadline for
preliminary abstracts is November 10, 2003. For
information, contact Dr. Henrique Kahn, ICAM 2004
Chairman, tel. +55 11 3091 5787 or 3091 5551, fax
+55 11 3815 5785, e-mail, henrkahn@usp.br, or
; website:
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& Councilors
JANUARY 1, 2003 – DECEMBER 31, 2003
PRESIDENT
Jonathan G. Price
Nevada Bureau of Mines & Geology
University of Nevada - MS 178
Reno, NV 89557-0088
Tel: +1.775.784.6691 / Fax:
+1.775.784.1709
E-mail: jprice@unr.edu
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Brian G. Hoal
7811 Shaffer Parkway
Littleton, CO 80127
Tel: (720) 981-7882 / Fax: (720) 981-7874
E-mail: director@segweb.org
TREASURER
Harold J. Noyes
7811 Shaffer Parkway
Littleton, CO 80127
Tel: (720) 981-7882 / Fax: (720) 981-7874
E-mail: treasurer@segweb.org
VICE PRESIDENT REGIONAL AFFAIRS
Noel C. White
P.O. Box 5181
Kenmore East
QLD 4069 Australia
Tel: +61.7.3878.3041 / Fax:
+61.7.3878.7099
E-mail: White.Noel@bigpond.com
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS
David A. Giles, North America
Koh Naito, Asia
José A. Perelló, South America
G. Neil Phillips, Australasia
Ferenc Molnár, Europe
Laurence J. Robb, Africa
Andrei Tsvetkov, North Eurasia
COUNCILORS
Antonio Arribas R., Jr., USA
John H. Dilles, USA
Craig A. Feebrey, Japan
J. Bruce Gemmell, Australia
Richard J. Goldfarb, USA
David A. John, USA
Duncan E. Large, Germany
A. James Macdonald, Australia
Jeremy P. Richards, Canada
SEG FOUNDATION
(Effective January 1, 2003)
Richard L. Nielsen, President
Allan P. Juhas, Vice President
Donald M. Davidson, Jr., Secretary
Harold J. Noyes, Treasurer
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