Meet Our Officers
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Our club is led by seven officers who all work to make of our meetings fun and trips possible!
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President Jack Willard
Jack is a majoring in geology and working on his GIS certificate as well. He works at the OSU sediment core repository. In his spare time, Jack enjoys hiking and backpacking, traveling, and playing or watching baseball (go Mariners!). He also loves his pets. Feel free to contact him with any questions concerning Geoclub! |
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Vice President Marika StockMarika majors in Earth Sciences: Geology, and is working on her thesis in the ice core lab under Ed Brook. She has been in the club since 2015 and is very happy to be a part of the community. Marika enjoys hiking, karate kempo, and being as involved as is humanly possible with geoclub. Drop by and chat with her anytime!
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Secretary Elora OrmandIt’s true I’m a zoology major, but I have always been fascinated and attracted to the beauty of geology! I also love being outdoors and traveling to new places, which is why I was first interested in joining the Geosciences club at OSU. Since then, I’ve met so many incredible people and I’ve traveled to places like Death Valley National Park, Crater Lake National Park, and most recently Northwest Argentina to see the geology firsthand! I’m still discovering how to be a real geologist, but I learn something new almost every day! Outside the club, I volunteer in the Terry lab at OSU, where I use stable isotope ecology to analyze diet in small mammals and birds. Another fun fact is that I work with horses, and I ride a Friesian named Xander!
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Treasurer Dakota FeeI’m majoring in ocean science. My interests are backpacking, hiking, and playing soccer. I’ve lived in Corvallis my whole life and have thoroughly enjoyed being in geoclub since I started here this year. I plan to focus on the geological aspects of the ocean and eventually do research.
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National Trip Planner Beth ColemanOriginally from Portland, I have studied at Southern Oregon University before transferring to OSU pursuing a geology degree. I enjoy a variety of outdoor recreation sports; although my heart lies with whitewater rafting. My past experience working for the Outdoor Program at SOU, has influenced my excitement to share outdoor experiences with others!
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Weekend Trip Planner Michael IannuccilloMichael is a majoring in geology, he has a particular interest in eruption triggers and magma chamber conditions. He is currently working with Dr. Shan de Silva on the Puripicar Ignimbrite in Northern Chile. His goal in geology is to collect one sample from a lava flow while it is occurring. Other hobbies and interests include climbing, acting, and smithing. Feel free to say hi and introduce yourself next time you’re in Wilkinson hall.
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