Associate Professor   Expertise: Exploration Geochemistry Mineralogy X-ray Diffraction
Office: Room 137, McGilvrey Hall	Research
Phone: 330-672-3778	Teaching
Email: ecarlson	Curriculum Vitae

My research is focused on the mineralogy, geochemistry, and origin of carbonate-hosted lead-zinc mineralization in the Midwest.  I am currently working on the occurrence of minor deposits in the Findlay Arch area and their economic potential in the subsurface.  Problems of particular importance are the age of this mineralization and the abundance of strontium (celestite) in it.

Education:
1969 - Summer Institute for Crystallography and Crystal Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
1967 - American Geological Institute International Field Institute to Japan 
1966 - Ph.D., McGill University
1960 - M.S., University of Colorado 
1956 - B.S., University of Washington