Rotary Lunch Program: Earthquakes and Volcanoes – Dr. Danielle McKay

Dr. Daniele McKay   On Tuesday, April 21, our lunch program will be a talk entitled “Cascadia Subduction Zone – Earthquakes and Volcanoes” from Dr. Danielle McKay, Associate Teaching Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of Oregon.

Dr. McKay is a Senior Instructor in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Oregon. She lives here in Bend, and teaches online geology courses throughout the academic year, and field courses in central Oregon during the summer.

Her research background is in physical volcanology with a focus on recent mafic eruptions in the central Oregon Cascades. She is also active in natural hazard preparedness, especially related to volcanic activity and earthquakes. She has worked with Deschutes County, the Oregon Office of Emergency Management, Oregon Partnership for Disaster Resilience, and the Red Cross on natural hazard preparedness and mitigation in central Oregon.

Signup for lunch here.

This meeting will both in-person and virtual. We will record the presentation for others who aren’t able to attend at noon.

Join the Zoom Meeting here: RCGB Zoom Link

You can also call in to the meeting at (669) 900-9128 and enter meeting ID: 692 491 9146. If you’re asked, the passcode is 5110.