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The National Association of Geoscience Teachers

works to foster improvement in the teaching of the Earth sciences at all levels of formal and informal instruction, to emphasize the cultural significance of the Earth sciences and to disseminate knowledge in this field to the general public.

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Assistant Professor in Sedimentology & Stratigraphy - Montana State University
Assistant Professor Igneous or Metamorphic Petrology - Montana State University Bozeman
Assistant Professor of Practice - University of Nebraska Lincoln

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Promoting Excellence in Geoscience Education

About NAGT

Learn about our mission and sponsored events, or get involved.

Membership and Support

Become a member or make a tax-deductible donation.

Professional Development

NAGT offers a variety of workshops, meeting sessions, and more.

Sections and Divisions

Connect with geoscience faculty across the country.

Teaching Resources

Explore teaching activities, the rock and mineral exchange, and more.

Department Resources

NAGT hosts a number of resources for geoscience departments at all levels.

Publications

NAGT's publications include the Journal of Geoscience Education and In the Trenches.

Awards

NAGT grants a variety of awards to both students and faculty.

Educational Advocacy

NAGT works to improve science education and influence public policy.

For Your Students

From TA awards and scholarships to internships, NAGT is committed to supporting students.

In The Trenches (ITT) Editor Search

NAGT is seeking an individual to serve as Editor-In-Chief of ITT. If you are interested in working with individuals from a broad range of geoscience disciplines and bringing to light new and interesting teaching strategies, consider applying today!

Members in the News

President Randy Richardson is a professor of solid-earth geophysics at the University of Arizona. He was awarded the Geosciences Advisory Board's Outstanding Faculty Award for 2016.

NAGT Executive Officer

Anne Egger, an assistant professor at Central Washington University, serves as NAGT 1st Vice-President.

Latest In The Trenches

Explore the latest issue of In The Trenches for articles on transdisciplinary teaching and the InTeGrate program!

Renew now for 2016

Join or renew today and take advantage of NAGT's member benefits, including In the Trenches, online access to the Journal of Geoscience Education, and discounts on workshop registration fees.

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