U-M 2014 UP Geology Field Trip: Hyaloclastite

A possible underwater pyro clastic eruption, a hyaliclastic deposit in the Portage Lake Volcanics.

Acknowledgements

Field trips are a critical and integral component of geoscience education. They provide students with unequaled opportunities for exploring and understanding geological principles first-hand, outside of the classroom, at real-world scales.

Such trips, however, are expensive endeavors. While students themselves bear a portion of the costs, we rely on grants and donations to cover the majority of the trip's costs. This helps to ensure an affordable experience open to all students.

This year's field trip is supported by a generous contribution from an anonymous donor.

If you are interested in helping to support future field trips, please visit the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences' Giving Opportunities page for more information.

U-M 2014 UP Geology Field Trip

25 August 2014

Hyaloclastite

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