| Catherine M. Snelson
Assistant Professor of Geophysics Department of Earth & Environmental Science New Mexico Tech 801 Leroy Place Socorro, NM 87801 Office: MSEC 354 PhD Geological Sciences, University of Texas at El Paso, 2001 |
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Dr. Snelson received her B.S from California State University at Hayward in 1995. Following graduation, she started her M.S in geophysics at the University of Texas at El Paso working on the Deep Probe project. While at UTEP she worked, as an intern, for Amoco in 1996 studying basin structures using gravity and magnetic data in offshore Angola. She finished her M.S. in 1998 and stayed on at UTEP to work on her Ph.D. Her dissertation includes a seismic hazard investigation using seismic refraction data in the Seattle basin, Washington State and a deep crustal project using seismic refraction data to study the crustal evolution of the Southern Rocky Mountains. During her graduate studies, she had the opportunity to travel extensively around the western U.S., Ireland, and central Europe for fieldwork. She joined the faculty at the University of Nevada Las Vegas from 2002-2007 during which her research focused on seismic hazard analysis of the southern Nevada. Cathy recently joined the faculty in August 2007. Honors and Awards
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