How to Become a Geologist (Real Examples)06 Oct
The term geologist limits Ellen Morris Bishop because she is much more than that – she is also a photographer, environmental advocate, and teacher. She received her Ph.D. in geology at Oregon State University, following postgraduate study at Scripps Institute of Oceanography in San Diego. She has conducted research, published scientific articles, and taught geology and environmental sciences for Eastern Oregon University, Lewis and Clark College, and Marylhurst University,
She has authored multiple technical publications and educated up-and-coming geologists.
Ellen strongly believes that the past is also a key to the future. This has led her to use her expertise about geology and past ecosystems to educate the public about environmental issues. She has worked as director of the Pacific Rivers Council’s Community Rivers Program, as public education coordinator for the Columbia River Bioregion Campaign, and as an extended day coordinator and grant writer for the SUN (Schools Uniting Neighborhoods) program at Whitaker Middle School.
Ellen also has substantial training and experience as a professional photographer, having worked as a photojournalist. She has also authored a book, In Search of Ancient Oregon.
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