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Carlie Pietsch

Associate Professor

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Geology

Carlie Pietsch is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

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Carlie Pietsch

San Jose State University

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earth science ecology environmental science marine biology paleontology paleoecology marine geology planetary sciences marine ecology palaeogeography stratigraphy paleoceanography paleoenvironmental reconstruction coastal research paleoclimatology paleobiology climate change benthic ecology regional geology end-permian mass extinction marine micropaleontology body size community engagement sedimentology sustainable development sediment research coastal geomorphology coastal deposit cretaceous-paleogene boundary paleoenvironmental change cretaceous period early triassic sediment transport restoration ecology science advance higher education crisis management engineering geology historical biology flood risk management environmental planning functional ecology macroecology pleistocene sedimentary record higher education teaching classroom practices classroom instruction sedimentary geology coastal geochemistry sedimentary petrology cold seeps landscape ecology biostratigraphy benthic communities biological oceanography basin evolution environmental geology basin analysis exploration geology palaeo-environmental reconstruction sustainable practices disparate recovery patterns benthic macrofauna benthic recovery dynamics high temperature low oxygen perturbations community phase shifts sediment influx little lasting impact paleocene-eocene thermal maximum evolutionary models supercontinent breakup early jurassic faculty resilience upper middle eocene

Notable Scholarly Works

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Exploring the K/Pg Boundary in Central Texas: Brazos River Outcrops and the Gulf Coast Core Repository. Geological Society of America eBooks (2025)

sediment researchcoastal researchcoastal depositgeomorphologysedimentologycentral texasearth sciencegeographyflood risk managementk/pg boundaryenvironmental sciencebasin analysisbrazos river outcropsstratigraphy

Field Trips as Outreach: Catalysts for Confidence, Community, and Inclusion in the Geosciences. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

community engagementexploration geologycommunity-engaged researchgeologygeographyenvironmental planning

Two Stages of Macroinvertebrate Recovery From the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction at Brazos, Tx U.S. Gulf Coastal Plain.. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

paleoecologypaleobiologycoastal researchmarine biodiversitymarine biologyaquatic ecosystemspaleoenvironmental reconstructionmarine ecologymarine geologypalaeogeographyend-cretaceous mass extinctionenvironmental scienceecologypaleontologymacroinvertebrate recovery

Body Size as Evidence for Stasis Within the Late Maastrichtian Owl Creek Type Section, Gulf Coastal Plain. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Natalia Segura-ValenzuelaWilliam RizzaCarlie PietschCorinne MyersSierra PetersenSamantha DaviesJames WittsChristopher Lowery

earth sciencebody sizegeologygulf coastal plain

Characterization of the K-Pg Boundary Fossil Record at “Avalon” Starkville, Mississippi Through a Course-Based Research Project. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Karen MoodyCarlie PietschCorinne MyersJone NaujokaityteSierra PetersenSamantha DaviesJames WittsChristopher Lowery

course-based research projectgeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionearth sciencepaleontology

How Did Marine Invertebrates in the Gulf Coast Plain (Gpc) Rebound After the End Cretaceous Mass Extinction Event?. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Page ThibodeauxCarlie PietschKendall Grajeda-KlinglerAminah ManningRonan BeltracchiSamantha DaviesChristopher M. LoweryJames WittsCorinne MyersSierra Petersen

vertebrate paleontologyenvironmental sciencepalaeo-environmental reconstructionpaleoecologymarine geologycretaceous periodecologycoastal conservationpaleobiologymarine micropaleontologyearth scienceclimate changepaleoceanographymarine biologypaleoenvironmental changepaleoenvironmental reconstructionpalaeogeographygulf coast plainpaleontology

Paleothermometry, Ecological Metrics, and Metabolic Rates Shed Light on Shallow Marine Ecosystem Responses to the K-Pg Boundary Events in the U.S. Gulf Coastal Plain. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Carlie PietschDerek GodoyWilliam RizzaPage ThibodeauxSamantha DaviesRonan BeltracchiChristopher LoweryJone NaujokaityteMatthew GarbJames WittsCorinne MyersSierra Petersen

paleoecologymarine environmentsk-pg boundary eventsmarine ecologymetabolic ratesecological metricsenvironmental scienceecologyshallow marine ecosystem

A Regional Reconstruction of Latest Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) Ocean Temperatures in the Gulf Coastal Plain Using Clumped Isotope Thermometry in Bivalve Macrofossils. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Samantha DaviesSierra PetersenCorinne MyersCarlie PietschJames WittsChristopher M. LoweryJon J. Hoffman

bivalve macrofossilsgeologyocean temperaturespaleoenvironmental reconstructiongulf coastal plainearth sciencemarine geologyisotope thermometryregional reconstruction

Functional Ecology of Marine Invertebrates Across the End-Cretaceous From a New Shallow Shelf Kpg Boundary Site in Northern Mississippi. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Derek GodoyFrankie GutierrezSamantha DaviesGeorge E. PhillipsCorinne MyersSierra PetersenCarlie Pietsch

northern mississippimarine biologymarine ecologyfunctional ecologyecologymarine invertebrates

Intense Erosive Event That Transferred Terrestrial Carbon to the Ocean Following the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary. (2023)

C. Sosa Montes de OcaJ. WittsC.E. MyersC.M. LoweryM.P. GarbJ. NaujokaityteN.H. LandmanC. PietschB.D.A. NaafsR.D. Pancost

oceanographypaleoecologypaleoceanographyocean sciencescretaceous-paleogene boundarypaleoclimatologyclimatic changeearth sciencepaleontologyintense erosive eventcretaceous periodclimatologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeoceanic scienceterrestrial carbon

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Carlie Pietsch

Associate Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Geology

Carlie Pietsch is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Carlie Pietsch

San Jose State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring the K/Pg Boundary in Central Texas: Brazos River Outcrops and the Gulf Coast Core Repository. Geological Society of America eBooks (2025)

Field Trips as Outreach: Catalysts for Confidence, Community, and Inclusion in the Geosciences. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

community engagementexploration geologycommunity-engaged researchgeologygeographyenvironmental planning

Two Stages of Macroinvertebrate Recovery From the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction at Brazos, Tx U.S. Gulf Coastal Plain.. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Body Size as Evidence for Stasis Within the Late Maastrichtian Owl Creek Type Section, Gulf Coastal Plain. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Natalia Segura-ValenzuelaWilliam RizzaCarlie PietschCorinne MyersSierra PetersenSamantha DaviesJames WittsChristopher Lowery

earth sciencebody sizegeologygulf coastal plain

Characterization of the K-Pg Boundary Fossil Record at “Avalon” Starkville, Mississippi Through a Course-Based Research Project. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Karen MoodyCarlie PietschCorinne MyersJone NaujokaityteSierra PetersenSamantha DaviesJames WittsChristopher Lowery

course-based research projectgeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionearth sciencepaleontology

How Did Marine Invertebrates in the Gulf Coast Plain (Gpc) Rebound After the End Cretaceous Mass Extinction Event?. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Page ThibodeauxCarlie PietschKendall Grajeda-KlinglerAminah ManningRonan BeltracchiSamantha DaviesChristopher M. LoweryJames WittsCorinne MyersSierra Petersen

Carlie PietschDerek GodoyWilliam RizzaPage ThibodeauxSamantha DaviesRonan BeltracchiChristopher LoweryJone NaujokaityteMatthew GarbJames WittsCorinne MyersSierra Petersen

paleoecologymarine environmentsk-pg boundary eventsmarine ecologymetabolic ratesecological metricsenvironmental scienceecologyshallow marine ecosystem

Samantha DaviesSierra PetersenCorinne MyersCarlie PietschJames WittsChristopher M. LoweryJon J. Hoffman

bivalve macrofossilsgeologyocean temperaturespaleoenvironmental reconstructiongulf coastal plainearth sciencemarine geologyisotope thermometryregional reconstruction

Derek GodoyFrankie GutierrezSamantha DaviesGeorge E. PhillipsCorinne MyersSierra PetersenCarlie Pietsch

northern mississippimarine biologymarine ecologyfunctional ecologyecologymarine invertebrates

Intense Erosive Event That Transferred Terrestrial Carbon to the Ocean Following the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary. (2023)

C. Sosa Montes de OcaJ. WittsC.E. MyersC.M. LoweryM.P. GarbJ. NaujokaityteN.H. LandmanC. PietschB.D.A. NaafsR.D. Pancost

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