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Ralph, I teach two sections of physical geology and one section of historical geology at Lone Star College - Tomball, a community college just north of Houston, TX. I will ask my students if anyone is interested tomorrow and Thursday if you are willing to take in more students. Kristie Bradford Associate Professor of Geology Lone Star College - Tomball [log in to unmask] 281.351.3317 832.212.1430 -----Original Message----- From: Dawes, Ralph [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2011 10:28 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: May my geology students contact yours? For an assignment aimed at expanding global awareness of geology and people, I am looking for a class or two outside north central Washington State (where I am) from which I could have my students contact individual students, and ask some geology related questions of them. These would be your students. I am asking for your help setting this up, a couple of you who would be OK with asking your students if they would mind being contacted, and then getting me the contact information. (Email addresses would be easiest, I think, at least to make initial contacts.) This could be fun, and educational for your students, too. My class is 23 students in a Geology 101, Introduction to Physical Geology, at a small community college in central Washington state. Your students need not be in the equivalent class; they could be anywhere in grades 6-16. It would make sense that your students, like mine, be in a geology or earth science class, which this exchange of information would enrich. Thank you! --Ralph Dr. Ralph Dawes Earth Sciences Wenatchee Valley College 1300 Fifth Street Wenatchee, WA 98801 (509) 682-6754 [log in to unmask]