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September  8.

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2026 Spring
Instructor: Steve Podsiadlo

Wednesdays • 3/18 – 4/29 • 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

Class size 10 - 35 students
9 seats remaining
Location: Online

The earth has constantly changed through time and is still constantly changing. Learn how earthquakes, volcanos, plate tectonics, continental drift, the ice age and other geological processes have transformed our planet.  The course will also highlight significant historic volcanic events and significant earthquakes, such as the Alaska earthquake of 1964. 

General geology topics such  as rock types, minerals, gemstones and fossils will be discussed.    

Throughout the course there will be an emphasis on geological processes that have affected Maine.

 
Alaskan Earthquake of 1964
Chaitan Volcano in Chile

Geological Processes:  The Constantly Changing Earth

Steve has experience in developing and providing technical training. He has volunteered with elementary STEM and English Language Learners. He has taught several courses for York County Senior College and leads salt marsh and shore tours at the Wells Reserve. Steve also volunteers at Seeds of Hope Neighborhood Center in Biddeford which provides services and assistance to homeless and underprivileged individuals. Hobbies include gardening, bike riding, reading and of course, geology.