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ALT A photo of Jessie in the Experimental Petrology and Igneous Processes laboratory at Arizona State University. Jessie is placing a perhaps unnecessary number of weights on a low speed saw. Photo is definitely posed.
![Header: Com-Sci-Con with the ComSciCon logo at the locations of the dashes. [ComSciCon logo consists of an open book at the bottom with symbols for various sciences hovering above: graduated cylinder, a mechanical gear, Saturn, a DNA helix, and the symbol for orbital atomic structure] [background image shows a horizontal picture taken from the 2023 conference of all of the attendees and expert mentors] Flagship Workshop July 24-27, 2024 Emerson College in Boston, MA A science communication conference made by graduate students, for graduate students that features talented science communicators from across the globe. ComSciCon empowers future leaders in #SciComm to share their research and passions with a broad and diverse audience. Join us for an all expenses paid, three-day conference with workshops, networking, speakers, and panels! Apply for free by March 22nd and find out more about ComSciCon at comscicon.org.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GHg6cn2XwAAtuLS.png?name=orig)
ALT Header: Com-Sci-Con with the ComSciCon logo at the locations of the dashes. [ComSciCon logo consists of an open book at the bottom with symbols for various sciences hovering above: graduated cylinder, a mechanical gear, Saturn, a DNA helix, and the symbol for orbital atomic structure] [background image shows a horizontal picture taken from the 2023 conference of all of the attendees and expert mentors] Flagship Workshop July 24-27, 2024 Emerson College in Boston, MA A science communication conference made by graduate students, for graduate students that features talented science communicators from across the globe. ComSciCon empowers future leaders in #SciComm to share their research and passions with a broad and diverse audience. Join us for an all expenses paid, three-day conference with workshops, networking, speakers, and panels! Apply for free by March 22nd and find out more about ComSciCon at comscicon.org.
ALT Text quoting someone saying, "This program has helped me become more hopeful when dealing with complex policy issues, like climate change. I realized there are many passionate, bright, and optimistic scientists who are all working towards a common goal." Text reading: Apply by 1 February, 2024
ALT Jessie standing in front of her poster with a much needed cup of coffee. The poster title is “Petrogenesis and pre-eruptive storage of young explosive Glacier Peak magmas”.
ALT Elevation profiles for each of Washington’s five active volcanoes: Kulshan/Mount Baker Dakobed/Glacier Peak Tahoma/Mount Rainier Lawetlat’la/Loowit/Mount Saint Helens Klickitat/Pahto/Mount Adams These are just drawings, as the actual volcanoes wouldn’t fit on a piece of paper.
ALT Two gold tubes in the palm of Jessie's hand. The tube are closed at either end, welded shut. One tube is rounded, the other is clearly squished.
ALT USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory geology team conduct 9 days of field studies at Glacier Peak volcano (Washington). Image by J. Bersson.
ALT USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory geology team conduct 9 days of field studies at Glacier Peak volcano (Washington). Image by J. Bersson.
ALT USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory geology team conduct 9 days of field studies at Glacier Peak volcano (Washington). Image by J. Bersson.
ALT Jessie standing in front of the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory on a sunny day in Vancouver, Washington.
ALT Jessie standing at an overlook on Mount Lemmon explaining how the mountain range formed to a group of 6th graders in the foreground.
ALT Emerald lakes from above
ALT Me hugging a friend I did field camp with in 2017 at Red Crater
ALT People in rain jackets hiking in a line along a loose trail on the summit rim at Ruapehu.
ALT Myself in from of my poster hinged forward demonstrating the liquid line of descent for my Rhyolite-MELTS runs at high fO2 and high pressures.
ALT Myself in from of my poster leaving forward demonstrating the liquid line of descent for my Rhyolite-MELTS runs at low fO2 and low pressures.
ALT A clip from my iavcei poster showing 27 Rhyolites-MELTS runs with e varying pressure, fO2, and water contents.