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Patrick Pringle is listed as Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences at Centralia College based in Centralia, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Patrick Pringle.
Patrick Pringle previously worked as Professor of Earth Science at Centralia College and Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences at Centralia College. Patrick Pringle holds B.S., M.S., Geology from The University Of Akron.
I am Professor Emeritus of Earth Science at Centralia College, Washington and was Professor of Earth Science from 2005–2017. From 1990–2005 I was Research Geologist, WADNR Div. of Geology and Earth Sciences (now Washington Geological Survey), and from 1982–1990 was with US Geological Survey Cascades Volcano Observatory in the volcanic hazards program. My main areas of study are volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides, and debris flows, which I study using radiocarbon and tree-ring analysis to establish the history of past geologic events. My publications include books on the roadside geology of Mounts St. Helens and Rainier as well as published papers and reports; the Mount Rainier book won the Geoscience Information Society’s “Best Guidebook Award” for 2009, presented at the Geological Society of America’s Annual Meeting that year. Professionally my goals are to be in an informed instructor of earth sciences who will hopefully inspire students. I also want to continue my research and research collaborations on the recent geologic history of volcanoes, earthquakes, and landslides in the Pacific Northwest using field investigations of and radiocarbon dating and dendrochronology of subfossil trees. Getting undergraduates involved in doing research that investigates recent geologic and environmental history is an important part of that equation!https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7327-6804
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I taught Geology 101, Geology of the Pacific Northwest, Geology for Engineering and Environmental Science, Natural Hazards and Catastrophes, Weather and Climate, Physical Geography, Geology of a Watershed, and occasionally other courses and all labs associated with my classes. I also managed Earth Science Lab and Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research at.
Centralia WA USA
I retired from full-time teaching in June 2017 and am now emeritus status. I continue to participate in research collaborations and to volunteer for the Mount St. Helens Institute as well as give public presentations about the geosciences.
Olympia WA
At the Washington Division of Geology I worked in the Geologic Hazards section, focusing in particular on volcanic hazards. I also studied landslides. used tree rings and radiocarbon dating to assess the age of ancienct landslides and volcanic deposits, and conducted geologic mapping in addition to misc. research and duties.
I was on the volcanic hazards team at the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory. I worked on the past history of Mounts Rainier, Hood, and Baker as well as on the past history of debris flows in the Grand Canyon. I was Public Information Officer in 1986–87
Activities and Societies: Judiciary Committee, Univ. of Akron Buchtelite staff (newspaper), WAUP radio
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Patrick Pringle is listed as Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences at Centralia College.
Patrick Pringle is based in Centralia, Washington, United States.
Patrick Pringle has worked for Centralia College, Wa Geological Survey (Formerly Dnr Geology Division), and Us Geological Survey Cascades Volcano Observatory.
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Patrick Pringle holds B.S., M.S., Geology from The University Of Akron.
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