Jenna Everard

Jenna Everard is a a PhD student in the AGES lab. They are fascinated by global fault zones and applying noble gas geochronology techniques to refine seismic histories and larger scale geologic evolutions. Using a variety of mineralogy and radiometric dating techniques, their research interests include the timing of slip along the central creeping section of the San Andreas Fault, the nature and timing of shallow tsunamigenic slip in the Japan Trench, and the timing and causes of Rio Grande Rifting and associated economic mineralization.

When they're not in the lab, you can find Jenna running countless laps around Central Park as they train for their next marathon or triathlon - while admiring the fantastic glacial striations, of course! As an avid outdoor adventure enthusiast, they also enjoy a good road trip and pursuing their amateur mineral collecting aspirations.

If you're interested in learning more about their work and/or getting involved in research, please don't hesitate to reach out!