Welcome to my website!
This site is perpetually being reworked, so be sure to check back for updates and improvements.
I am currently in my 3rd year of grad school at UNC and working in the Tectonic Geomorph Lab with Dr. Mike Oskin. My research interests include the structural and geomorphic evolution of mountain ranges and fault development/ kinematics. I am currently working on basement-cored uplifts and how strike-slip faulting contributes to growth of orogenic topography, using the Tian Shan of central Asia as a natural laboratory.
Here are some links to other portions of my site, academically oriented and fun- oriented.
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Contact Information:
Jacob Selander
selander@unc.edu
208 Mitchell Hall
Department of Geological Sciences
University of North Carolina
CB # 3315
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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updated 26 november 2k7