Erin
DiMaggio
Ph.D.
Candidate in Geological Sciences
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Arizona
State
University
School
of Earth and Space Exploration
17711
South Rural Road, PSF 686
Tempe,
AZ 85287-1404 |
office:
Interdisciplinary A 121
phone:
(480) 965-4053
email: erin.dimaggio@asu.edu
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conferences
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spain
ethiopia
about
me
Hi! I am a Ph.D student in Geology at Arizona State University. I study
sedimentary rocks and volcanic ash layers from the Afar Depression in
Ethiopia to learn about past environments (2-3 million years ago when
early humans were around...) and divergent rift tectonics. I am also
interested in geomorphology. I have a second project investigating land
use change associated with the first appearance of
agropastoralism (~10,000 years ago) in the Mediterranean
basin (southeast Spain). Please see my related webpages for specifics
about these projects.
I also feel strongly about motivating and sharing what we do as
scientists with our next generation of explorers! As a result, I have
been active in several outreach programs for K-12 students throughout
my own education. These efforts have been associated with the National
Science Foundation, NASA, and the Smithsonian National Museum of
Natural History and are based on supporting the teaching of STEM
(science, technology, engineering and mathematics) disciplines.

I
spend most weekends outdoors enjoying beautiful Arizona and
elsewhere
...so much to see and do.
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