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Karen Harpp

Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies

Colgate University

Affiliations

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Geology

Studies Of Department Of Peace And Conflict

Karen Harpp is currently serving as a Geology Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies at Colgate University.

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Karen Harpp

Colgate University

Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies

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earth science planetary sciences geology volcanology geochemistry volcanism marine geology tectonics magmatism volcanic fumaroles environmental science palaeogeography chemical geology petrology geography tectonophysics volcanic process geophysics geodynamics magmatic process geophysical research oceanography volcano monitoring mantle geochemistry regional tectonics igneous petrology ocean sciences igneous petrogenesis orogeny mantle dynamics galapagos archipelago engineering geology geochemical studies tectonic evolution plate tectonics igneous process precambrian research oceanic science crust-mantle interaction planetary geomorphology mantle plume galapagos platform marine structures zoology marine micropaleontology seafloor morphology lithosphere magmatic evolution galápagos platform wolf volcano plume‐ridge interaction mantle plumes last deglaciation ecology evolution mammalogy animal ecology coastal research ocean modelling trace elements speciation basin evolution precambrian geology continental tectonics wildlife biology chemical oceanography sea-level history ice-water system ocean acidification metamorphic process galapagos seamounts trace element variations speciation times submarine basalts mantle plume helium site characteristics drinking water quality

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A Discussion of: Long or Short Silicic Magma Residence Time Beneath Hekla Volcano, Iceland?. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology (2023)

Dennis GeistPaul WallaceKaren HarppPeter Oswald

geochemistryearth sciencemagmatismpetrologyigneous petrogenesisvolcanologysedimentary petrologymagmatic processgeologyplanetary scienceigneous petrologyplanetary sciencesmaterials science

Earth’s Mantle Composition Revealed by Mantle Plumes. Nature Reviews Earth & Environment (2023)

Dominique WeisKaren S. HarppLauren N. HarrisonMaud BoyetCatherine ChauvelCinzia G. FarnetaniValerie A. FinlaysonKanani K. M. LeeRita ParaiAnat ShaharNicole M. B. Williamson

geochemistryearth sciencemantle compositionmantle plumesplanetary sciences

Karen Harpp - Plenary Talkbent Plumes, and Striped Plumes, and Bilateral Asymmetry (Oh My!): The GaláPagos as a Case Study of Evolving Mantle Plume Models. Goldschmidt2022 abstracts (2022)

earth sciencegeophysicsmantle geochemistrystriped plumesbilateral asymmetrymantle dynamicstectonophysicskaren harppgeodynamicsplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Low-Volume Magmatism Linked to Flank Deformation on Isla Santa Cruz, GaláPagos Archipelago, Using Cosmogenic 3He Exposure and 40Ar/39Ar Dating of Fault Scarps and Lavas. Bulletin of Volcanology (2022)

tectonicsearth sciencefault scarpsmagmatismvolcanismvolcanic processchemical geologylow-volume magmatismvolcanologystratigraphytectonophysicsgeologystructural geologymagmatic processisla santa cruzplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

The Geochemical Evolution of Santa Cruz Island, GaláPagos Archipelago. Frontiers in Earth Science (2022)

palaeogeographygeochemistryearth sciencesanta cruz islandgeochemical studiesgeologychemical geology

Hekla Revisited: Fractionation of a Magma Body at Historical Timescales. Journal of Petrology (2021)

Dennis GeistKaren HarppPeter OswaldPaul WallaceIlya BindemanBranden Christensen

magmatismhistorical timescalesmagma bodypetrologyigneous petrologyplanetary sciences

A Geochemical Comparison of the GaláPagos and Hawai‘I Plumes. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2020)

geochemistryearth sciencevolcanic gas chemistrygeochemical studiesgeochemical comparisonvolcanic fumarolesgeochemical exploration

Dynamic Magma Storage at Near‐Ridge Hot Spots: Evidence From New GaláPagos Gravity Data. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2020)

Z. ClearyD. M. SchwartzE. MittelstaedtK. Harpp

lithospherenear-ridge hot spotsgeochemistryearth sciencemagmatismgeophysicspetrologydynamic magma storageigneous petrogenesisigneous processgeologyplanetary sciencemagmatic processplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Insights Into the Origins and Compositions of Mantle Plumes: A Comparison of GaláPagos and Hawai'I. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2020)

tectonicsgeochemistryearth sciencemagmatismgeophysicsmantle geochemistrymantle dynamicsvolcanologytectonophysicsgeologychemical geologymantle plumesvolcanic fumarolesgeodynamicsplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

Persistently Well-Ventilated Intermediate-Depth Ocean Through the Last Deglaciation. Nature Geoscience (2020)

Tianyu ChenLaura F. RobinsonAndrea BurkeLouis ClaxtonMathis P. HainTao LiJames W. B. RaeJoseph StewartTimothy D. J. KnowlesDaniel J. FornariKaren S. Harpp

climate changepaleoceanographyoceanographyearth scienceocean sciencesenvironmental sciencelast deglaciationmarine environmentssea-level changeoceanic scienceclimatologyquaternary scienceplanetary scienceswell-ventilated intermediate-depth ocean

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Karen Harpp

Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies

Colgate University

Affiliations

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Department of Geology

Studies Of Department Of Peace And Conflict

Karen Harpp is currently serving as a Geology Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies at Colgate University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Karen Harpp

Colgate University

Professor of Earth and Environmental Geosciences and Peace and Conflict Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Discussion of: Long or Short Silicic Magma Residence Time Beneath Hekla Volcano, Iceland?. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology (2023)

Dennis GeistPaul WallaceKaren HarppPeter Oswald

geochemistryearth sciencemagmatismpetrologyigneous petrogenesisvolcanologysedimentary petrologymagmatic processgeologyplanetary scienceigneous petrologyplanetary sciencesmaterials science

Earth’s Mantle Composition Revealed by Mantle Plumes. Nature Reviews Earth & Environment (2023)

Dominique WeisKaren S. HarppLauren N. HarrisonMaud BoyetCatherine ChauvelCinzia G. FarnetaniValerie A. FinlaysonKanani K. M. LeeRita ParaiAnat ShaharNicole M. B. Williamson

geochemistryearth sciencemantle compositionmantle plumesplanetary sciences

Karen Harpp - Plenary Talkbent Plumes, and Striped Plumes, and Bilateral Asymmetry (Oh My!): The GaláPagos as a Case Study of Evolving Mantle Plume Models. Goldschmidt2022 abstracts (2022)

earth sciencegeophysicsmantle geochemistrystriped plumesbilateral asymmetrymantle dynamicstectonophysicskaren harppgeodynamicsplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

The Geochemical Evolution of Santa Cruz Island, GaláPagos Archipelago. Frontiers in Earth Science (2022)

palaeogeographygeochemistryearth sciencesanta cruz islandgeochemical studiesgeologychemical geology

Hekla Revisited: Fractionation of a Magma Body at Historical Timescales. Journal of Petrology (2021)

Dennis GeistKaren HarppPeter OswaldPaul WallaceIlya BindemanBranden Christensen

magmatismhistorical timescalesmagma bodypetrologyigneous petrologyplanetary sciences

A Geochemical Comparison of the GaláPagos and Hawai‘I Plumes. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2020)

geochemistryearth sciencevolcanic gas chemistrygeochemical studiesgeochemical comparisonvolcanic fumarolesgeochemical exploration

Dynamic Magma Storage at Near‐Ridge Hot Spots: Evidence From New GaláPagos Gravity Data. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2020)

Z. ClearyD. M. SchwartzE. MittelstaedtK. Harpp

Insights Into the Origins and Compositions of Mantle Plumes: A Comparison of GaláPagos and Hawai'I. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2020)

Persistently Well-Ventilated Intermediate-Depth Ocean Through the Last Deglaciation. Nature Geoscience (2020)

Tianyu ChenLaura F. RobinsonAndrea BurkeLouis ClaxtonMathis P. HainTao LiJames W. B. RaeJoseph StewartTimothy D. J. KnowlesDaniel J. FornariKaren S. Harpp

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