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Terri Woodburn

Terri Woodburn

Office: 419 Lindley
Phone: 864-4253
Email: terriw@ku.edu
Office Hours: M W 9:00-10:00; T 1:00-2:00 or by appt.

  • B.S. Geography, Northwest Missouri State University (1998)
  • M.A. Physical Geography, University of Kansas (2008)
    Thesis: "Historical Response of the Wakarusa River Channel to Anthropogenic Influences"

Publications/Presentations   Research Interests
Presentations
Terri L. Woodburn (poster presenter), John W. Dunham, William C. Johnson, and Christopher R. Bieker.  Kansas Geologic Mapping – More Than Just Paper Maps.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, 2007.
Terri L. Woodburn (presenter), William C. Johnson, and Steven R. Bozarth.  Environmental History Preserved in a Quaternary Sequence at the Barton County Land-fill Site, Central Kansas. Annual Meeting of the South-Central/North-Central Joint Divisions of the Geological Society of America, 2007.
William C. Johnson, Joseph A Mason, David W. May and Terri L. Woodburn.  Late Pleistocene Environmental Change and Pedogenesis in the Loess Mantle of the Central Great Plains.  Geological Society of America Regional Meeting, 2007.

Terri L. Woodburn and William C. Johnson.  Mapping Geology in Western Kansas – A Collision with Culture.  Geography Department Brown Bag presentation, 2005.

Terri L. Woodburn, William C. Johnson, Ian J. Ramirez, and Christopher R. Bieker.  High-resolution Mapping of Surficial Geology in Western Kansas: An Application Along the Arkansas River Valley Corridor.  Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, 2005.

Stacy M. Rosner, William C. Johnson, Joshua S. Campbell, Terri L. Woodburn and Steven R. Bozarth.  The Pleistocene-Holocene Transition as Viewed from Big Basin, Southwestern Kansas.  The American Quaternary Association 18th Biennial Meeting, 2004.

Terri L. Woodburn (poster presenter), William C. Johnson and Jorgina A. Ross.  Mapping Surficial Geology of Western Kansas: A Perspective on the Quaternary.  The American Quaternary Association 18th Biennial Meeting, 2004.

Publications

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Reno County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series.  2007. (In progress)

William C. Johnson, Dane G. Bailey, and Terri L. Woodburn.  Pedological Investigations of Three Areas along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail in the Kansas City Metro Area, Jackson County, Missouri.  2006, Submitted to Superintendent, National Trails Systems Office, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 

Johnson, William C., Terri L. Woodburn and Mark Bowen.  Geologic Map, Norton County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series.  2006. (In progress)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Jewell County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series.  2005. (In press)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Edwards County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series.  2004. (In press)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Pawnee County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series.  2004. (In press)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Gray County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series, M112.  2003. (In press)

Johnson, William C., Terri L. Woodburn and Lisa Messinger.  Geologic Map, Morton County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series, M116.  2003. (In press)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Ford County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series, M108.  2002. (In press)

Johnson, William C. and Terri L. Woodburn.  Geologic Map, Hodgeman County.  Kansas Geological Survey, Map Series, M107.  2001. (In press)

 
 
 
 
  Paleoenvironmental reconstruction, Phytolith analysis, Quaternary Geography/Geology, Soil Geography, and Geomorphology