Dr. Alan E. Kehew Professor of Geology, Departmental Chair Director, Institute for Water Sciences Hydrogeochemistry, Glacial Geology

1185 Rood Hall Office Phone (269) 387-5485 FAX (269) 387-5513 E-Mail alan.kehew@wmich.edu </a>

My interests are broadly focused in surficial geology, particularly in the areas of hydrogeology, glacial geology, and environmental geology. In hydrogeology, my interests lie in water quality problems associated with both point and non-point sources of contamination. Agricultural non-point contamination has been a recent emphasis. Also, for the past several years, I have been mapping the glacial geology in southwestern Michigan in order to work out the stratigraphy and the aquifer relationships and to examine specific problems such as bluff recession along Lake Michigan.

Ph.D - Geology - University of Idaho, 1977
M.S. - Earth Science - Montana State University, 1971
B.S. - Geology - Bucknell University, 1969
Hydrogeochemistry of natural and contaminated aquifer systems
Glacial Geology of Southwestern Michigan
Geol 344 - Introduction to Environmental Geology
Geol 432 - Geomorphology
Geol 536 - Glacial Geology
Geol 544 - Environmental Geology
Geol 600 - Hydrogeochemistry