General geology (G101/102/103) is a student friendly science transfer sequence for non-science majors that satisfies both associate and 4 year degree requirements as a lower division sequence.  General geology explores the nature of earth, sea and sky as they combine to created the global ecosystems.  A host of fascinating topics collectively created an awareness of environmental issues related to mankind.  Additionally, geology provides the student with a basic understanding of how the physical aspects of our planet interact with and support the living world.  The Geology 101 sequence provides an excellent background for many occupations and professions.

Geology (G201/202/203): This sequence is designed for science majors who are seeking careers in geology related professions and satisfies both associate and 4-year degree requirements as a lower division sequence.  The Geology 200 sequence provides the student with a survey of geologic subjects that prepares them for this exciting and growing field of science.  Topics include earthquakes, volcanic activity, tectonics, oceanography, environmental geology, surface and atmospheric processes, earth materials, history, resources and more.

Anybody and everybody who is interested in the world around them!!  These classes have no pre-requisites and will be taught at a level all will enjoy.  We will explore and discuss the geology of Oregon well as other places around the world.  A large range of topics will be introduced including Yellowstone, the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Saint Helens, the San Andreas Fault, mineral deposits and mining, environmental considerations, geologic hazards and hazard mitigation as well as several others topics.   These classes include Geology of the Northwest, Geology of the National Parks, Rocks and Minerals, and Volcanoes and Earthquakes.