Symposium Schedule
PLEASE NOTE: This schedule is subject to change as presentations are submitted.
Session Overviews
7:00 - 8:00 Welcome: April 2, 2026
Registration
Please join us before the presentation to mingle with fellow participants and presenters.
8:00 - 8:20 Poster Session
Poster Presentations
Topics TBD.
8:20 - 10:40 Morning Sessions
Please join us for the Morning Sessions in the BellSouth Auditorium, Meeting Room 1, or Meeting Room 2.
Topics: Geophysics; Remediation; Landslides
10:40 - 11:00 Poster Session
Poster Presentations
Topics TBD
11:00 - 12:00 Keynote Speaker
Keynote Address
Groundwater Recharge Regimes are in Flux
Steven P. Loheide II, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
Lunch will be provided in the Main Ballroom
1:00 - 2:20 First Afternoon Sessions
Please join us for the Afternoon Sessions in the BellSouth Auditorium, Meeting Room 1, or Meeting Room 2.
Topics: PFAS; Geothermal; Groundwater
2:20 - 2:40 Poster Session
Poster Presentations
Topics TBD
2:40 - 3:50 Second Afternoon Sessions
Please join us for the Afternoon Sessions in the BellSouth Auditorium, Meeting Room 1, or Meeting Room 2.
Topics: Geothermal; Horizontal Wells; Radionuclides
3:40 - 4:00 Poster Session
Poster Presentations
Topics TBD
4:00 - 5:00 Final Afternoon Sessions
Please join us for the Afternoon Sessions in the BellSouth Auditorium, Meeting Room 1, or Meeting Room 2.
Topics: Microplastics; Volcanic Terranes; Miscellaneous
5:15 Wrap-Up
Afterparty Mixer
Post-Symposium Mixer at the Outdoor Lab
Please join us at the Clemson Outdoor Lab Pavilion, located 5 miles away in Pendleton, SC. The Pavilion is a covered outdoor space overlooking the beautiful waters of Lake Hartwell. The address is 415 Charlie White Trail, Pendleton, SC 29670.
The mixer is made possible by the generosity of our sponsors.
Posters Information
Location: North Hallway
Bardos, Benjamin - Characterization of Hydraulic Fractures in the Shallow Subsurface using Ground Penetrating Radar
Belk, Fish - Dendrogeomorphological Reconstruction of Paleoflood Events Along the Edisto River, South Carolina
Constantino, Joe - Petrographic and Geochemical Analysis of Highland Lakes, California in Relation to Surrounding Volcanic Centers
Cothran, Joseph - Effect of Calcination Temperature on Cerium Dioxide Particle Size and Morphology
Coutelot, Fanny - Web-Based Visualization of Surface Complexation-Ion-Exchange Database (presented by Brian Powell)
Dixon, Joseph - Geologic Mapping of Cretaceous and Tertiary Hypabyssal and Volcanic Rocks May Reveal Ancient Volcanic Center, Highland Lakes, California
Evans, Andrew - Rebuilding Watershed Capacity to Stabilize the Water Cycle
Goellner, Bennett - Iodine and Strontium Sorption on Clay Barriers at the Savannah River Site
Greiner, Jack - Assessing Groundwater Contamination Potential from Secondary Rock Phosphates Used as Fertilizers
Hawkins, Samuel - Investigating the Effectiveness of Virtual Reality on Geoscience Education Compared to Traditional Learning Methods
Hughes, Catherine - Landslide Analysis Using Major Cation Analysis of Soils at Jones Gap State Park, South Carolina
Lin, Alvin - Using Foraminifera as a Secondary Proxy to Track Past Storm Events
McNelly, Sloane - U-Pb Dating of the Igneous Rocks at Highland Lakes, CA: Connection to Volcanic Centers
Metzler, Mikayla - Technetium-99 Removal Efficiency and Retention in Contaminated Groundwater Systems
Neu, Victoria - The Impact of Climate Change on Baseflow in Three South Carolina Rivers
Percino Rivera, Monica - Potential of Biomass Sources for Sorption of Nuclear Legacy Contaminants
Ramirez, Amy - Characterization and Analysis of Microplastic Concentration in Coastal Sediments at Charleston, South Carolina
Smith, Nicolas - Tropical Storm-Induced Slope Failures at Jones Gap State Park, SC: A Multi-Event Analysis
Warriner, Luke - Establishing Laboratory Methodologies for the Delta Q Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer at Clemson University
Wiggins, Joseph - Monitoring the Effect of Diurnal Thermal Stressing on Fracture Aperture Width in the Table Rock Gneiss, Big Rock Mountain, Pickens County, SC
Woods, Sloane - Evaluating an Alluvial Aquifer in the Old Seneca River Floodplain using Transient Well Tests