Rocky Mountain Section:
Society for Sedimentary Geology
RMS-SEPM exists to provide a stimulating forum within the Rockies geologic community for issues related to sedimentology, stratigraphy, and sedimentary petrology. This is achieved through monthly luncheon technical presentations, diverse though infrequent publication efforts, and sponsorship of field trips and core workshops. RMS-SEPM is a non-profit, professional organization with a membership drawn from a broad range of geologic backgrounds representing academia, research institutions, consulting organizations, and natural resource companies.
Congratulations to our 2026 Scholarship Winners!
(Click any abstract title to get to the abstracts page)
Winner of the Donald L. Smith Award:
Jutamas Charoensuk-Colorado School of Mines (Zane Jobe-Advisor)
Organic Carbon Distribution in Submarine Depositional Systems of the Lewis Shale, Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming
Winner of the Fluvial Sedimentology Award:
Xiaolin Han-University of Kansas (Dr. Michael Blum-Advisor)
Downstream Dilution of Detrital Zircon U-Pb age distributions? A case study of the South Platte River
Winner of the Edwin D. McKee Award:
Amanda Rea, Colorado School of Mines (Dr. Eric Roberts-Advisor)
Temporal and Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of the Claron Formation in Bryce Canyon National Park through Calcite U-Pb geochronology and Continental Trace Fossil Characterization
Support RMS-SEPM Student Grants! Use the Link below to navigate to our donation page and find the donate: Scholarship Fund Button!
The Brown Bag Lunch Series is hoping to return for 2022. Keep an eye out for topic and details regarding this professional development opportunity.
Click below to keep up with core workshop announcements from RMS-SEPM. We hope to offer an additional core workshop soon.
What We Do
Events
RMS-SEPM strives to keep the community engaged with various events, including monthly technical talks, monthly social hours at Denver breweries, short course series, and core workshops.
Scholarships
RMS-SEPM has three scholarships awarded annually for students from undergraduate through graduate studies. Find out more about how to fund your geologic studies.
Next Application Deadline: Check back in early 2025
Speaker Archive
Abstracts and Bios are available for all monthly technical luncheons. Click below to find out more about a luncheon you may have attended or missed out on.
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