Dr. Sarah Stamps leads the CODE-GEO program. She is an Associate Professor of Geophysics in the Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech. Her research group is the Geodesy and Tectonophysics Laboratory. Scientifically, she is interested in measuring the Earth's surface motions with millimeter precision and using computational modeling to understand the physical processes driving Earth's volcanoes, earthquakes, and continental deformation.
Karen Williams is an instructor of the CODE-GEO program. She is pursuing a PhD in geophysics at Virginia Tech as a member of Virginia Tech's Geodesy and Tectonophysics Lab group. Her research entails measuring vertical land motions with GNSS and using computational modeling to analyze the geologic processes driving these surface movements.
Justin Dean is an instructor and alumni of the CODE-GEO program. He is currently pursuing a bachelors in computational modeling and data analytics at Virginia Tech. He was a member of Virginia Tech's Geodesy and Tectonophysics Lab group for two years as an undergraduate researcher developing efficient workflows for analyzing output of computational models.
Jasmine Floyd is an instructor of the CODE-GEO program and providing program support. She is currently pursuing a bachelors in geology with a geophysics option in the Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech. She is a member of Virginia Tech's Geodesy and Tectonophysics Lab group as both an undergraduate researcher and laboratory assistant. Her research focuses on GNSS data analysis of the Chesapeake Bay.
Lorin Gorman, Dine College
Thi Mai, Orange Coast College
Miguel Martin, Rice University
Ashley Mpopko, Wayne State University
Violet Pudlo, East Carolina University
Ava-Marie Rosenow, University of California, Davis