Welcome to the Dallas Geological Society


Dallas Geological Society Historical Pictures
 
Founded in 1919, The Dallas Geological Society a constituent member of the Southwest Section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and, as a non-profit entity, strives to advance the professional interests of all geoscientists in the Dallas area, regardless of the geoscientific discipline they practice or the industry in which they serve. The DGS currently serves over 600 members. DGS cooperates with other geological organizations such as the Geological Society of America (GSA), the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists, the American Geophysical Union, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, and the Dallas Geophysical Society to provide information and services to our members. The Dallas Geological Society has close coordination ties with Ellison Miles Geotechnology Institute (EMGI).
 

Featured Event

2010 Membership Social

Thursday 2-Sep-10 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM CDT

Ozona Grill and Bar

4615 Greenville Ave.
Dallas TX 75206
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Event Description

Who: All Dallas Geological Society Members
 
What: DGS Membership Drive/Mixer
 
When: Thursday, September 2, 2010 start @ 5:30ish and lasts till the food and drink is gone
 
Where: Ozona Grill andBar
 
Why: The Dallas Geological Society is throwing a party!  Free food and drink will be available.  Your ticket to the social is to pay your 2010-2011 dues (unless  you have already paid)! 
 
We all want to see the society thrive, so come support our profession and catch up with friends at Ozona Grill & Bar on Thursday September 2nd.  You can also greet the new DGS Board of Directors and ring in the fall DGS Luncheon Series at the best patio bar in town!  The weather is finally cooling off so come have a good time and get current with your dues.  Don't forget to bring a friend or coworker who should be the newest member of our fair society.
 
 

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Abstracts

Abstracts from the AAPG SW section 2010 meeting are now posted on the Search and Discovery site of the AAPG.  You can access the abstracts by clicking here:
 


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