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College of the Redwoods
GEOL15 - Introduction to Earthquakes and Geologic Hazards
Course Description
An investigation of geologic and plate-tectonic processes and their relationships to earthquake activity and other natural disasters. The course explores historic and prehistoric geologic disasters such as earthquakes, tsunami, and volcanic eruptions. Students will learn about hazard forecasting, preparedness, and societal responses to living within a dynamic geologic environment.
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Tuition & Fees
Tuition:$138.00
Tuition and mandatory fees only. Financial aid may apply. Please contact your local Financial Aid Office for details.
Location
Online
Units
3.0 semester units
Course Sections
Seat counts change rapidly, these numbers may not reflect current seat availability.
Summer 2026 - Semester
Jun 1 to Jul 23
section:
GEOL-15-V2961
Format:
Time:
TBA
Professor(s):
Jessie McCraw
Live Seat Count:
17 available seats
- (about 16 hours ago)
Section notes:
This class does not require in-person sessions at any location. You need access to a device with an internet connection. No additional technology-related purchases will be required. We will utilize Canvas as our learning platform. There will be no proctoring for tests, exams, or quizzes. This class section may be merged with other section(s). Learn more about this class at (bit.ly/Welcome2CR). Total hours required: 54.
Tuition:$138.00
Registration Opens 05/27/26
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