Audio Archive

Dawes, Ralph

Ralph Dawes grew up in Edmonds, Washington and realized in college that he did not want to move from the Pacific Northwest. While getting his PhD at the University of Washington in Seattle, he met Cheryl and her two daughters, who approved his marrying her. He has taught geology in the field in Montana and Hawaii, and now teaches at Wenatchee Valley College and online to students around the state and beyond. While more and more interested in what people bring to their relationship with the earth and how that shapes how they think of it, he also keeps returning to the rocks and the mountains to try to understand the stories the earth tells.

Recordings

Crystals From A Molten Earth: Geology – Volcanoes and Intrusions

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2005

Moving Slabs of Rock: Plate Tectonics

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2005

In the Crystal Heart of the Mountains

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2009

Plate Tectonics and the Pacific Northwest

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2009

Be Earth Science Literate in One Hour!

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2009

Glaciers and Ice Ages

Presenter: Dawes, Ralph / 2009

Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.

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