The Institute on Lake Superior Geology was founded in 1955 "to provide a means whereby geologists in the Great Lakes region may exchange ideas and scientific data; to promote better understanding of the geology of the Lake Superior region, and to plan and conduct geological field trips." The 2002 Annual Meeting will be held in Kenora, Ontario, Canada for the first time since 1985. Since the founding of the organization, interests of researchers in the region have evolved from Precambrian geology and mineral deposits to Paleozoic and Pleistocene geology and environmental geochemistry. The 48^th Annual Meeting will present topics relating to the geology of the Lake Superior Region of Michigan, Minnesota, Ontario and Wisconsin. The special location of Kenora invites the inclusion of topics related to the geology of southeastern Manitoba. A list of oral and poster presentations will be posted once available.

2002 Annual Meeting

Report of the Chair of the Annual Meeting Photo Gallery of 2002 Annual Meeting

Archived Material

General Information

Important Dates to Remember!

Field Excursions

Registration Information and Forms

Accommodations Information

Maps of the Kenora area, hotel and restaurant location

Peter Hinz and Richard C. Beard- General Chairmen peter.hinz@ndm.gov.on.ca
Carmen Storey and Kevin O'Flaherty - Program Chairs carmen.storey@ndm.gov.on.ca

To submit abstracts, receive flyers, registration information, lodging and other, send inquires to:
48^th Annual Institute on Lake Superior Geology
c/o Ministry of Northern Development and Mines
104-810 Robertson Street Kenora, ON P9N 4J2
Tel. (807) 468-2822 Fax. (807) 468-2930

Sponsored by
Ontario Geological Survey - http://mndm.gov.on.ca

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November 8, 2001