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Cade Orchard

White, tan-green, and maroon siltstones, sandstones, and mudstones of the Cretaceous Cloverly Formation at Devil's Kitchen, Wyoming, USA
M.S. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant

(they/them)

I'm originally from Muncie, Indiana. My research areas are stratigraphy and paleontology, and I'm generally interested in how the sedimentary rock record influences our interpretations of paleoecology. I'm also passionate about incorporating social science into geoscience research to foster connections with museum audiences. My thesis is on the sequence stratigraphy of the Cretaceous Cloverly Formation and its effects on the record of nonmarine vertebrate fossils.

Outside the lab and the field, I love backpacking, triathlon, and collecting National Park pins!

Education:

B.A. Geology/Biology, Earlham College, 2022

Events featuring Cade Orchard, Stephan Loveless
Geology Colloquium - GG Building 200A or via Zoom

Speaker: Stephan Ray Loveless and Cade Orchard

Host: Mattia Pistone

 

This is a hybrid event, if you are unable to join us in person please join via zoom. 

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