The Department of Earth Sciences offers comprehensive programs of study leading to Bachelor of Science degrees in Meteorology, Ocean Sciences and Coastal Studies, and Geology. We also offer a program for earning a Bachelor of Arts in Earth Sciences, with a new option in Environmental Geology, and a Bachelor of Science in Education in Earth Science with a teaching certification in Earth and Space Science.

Dr. Sam Earman is the newest member of the Department of Earth Sciences, entering in August 2009 as a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Geology with a specialization in geophysics. Dr. Earman's current research interests include potential impacts of climate change on hydrologic systems, and groundwater recharge and movement through mountainous terrain.

Dr. Sepi Yalda was recently appointed Interim Director of the Center for Disaster Research and Education (CDRE) and coordinator of the M.S. In Emergency management program at Millersville. In her role as director, she will oversee CDRE operations, including multi-disciplinary research and internship opportunities, supervise the environmental hazards and emergency management minor, and lead outreach initiatives." Dr. Yalda will maintain a join appointment between the Department of Earth Sciences and CDRE

The Millersville University Student Chapter of the AMS received the AMS Student Chapter of the Year Award at the 2009 Phoenix meeting, the second consecutive year for this chapter. Visit MU's AMS web site >>

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Department of Earth Science
717-872-3289
Millersville, PA 17551-0302