Background
Landon, Susan Melinda was born on July 2, 1950 in Mattoon, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Albert Leroy and Nancy (Wallace) Landon.
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Susan Melinda Landon
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Susan Melinda Landon, American Petroleum geologist. Achievements include frontier exploration for hydrocarbons in the United States E-mail: [email protected]. Recipient Distinguished Alumni award Knox College, 1986, Distinguished Svc. awardRocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1986, Distinguished Public Svc. to Earth Science award Rocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1998.
Education
Bachelor, Knox College, 1972; Master of Arts, State University of New York, Binghamton, 1975.
Career
Petroleum geologist, Amoco Production Company, Denver, 1974-1987; manager exploration training, Amoco, Houston, 1987-1989; independent petroleum geologist, Denver, since 1990. Instructor petroleum geology & exploration bureau of Land Management, United States Forest Svc., National Park Svc., 1978-1986.
Achievements
Membership
Member, chairman Colorado Geological Survey Advisory Committee, Denver, 1991-1998. Member Board on Earth Science and Resources-National Research Council, 1992-1997, chair commission on earth resources, since 1998. Member National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program Federal Advisory Committee, since 1997.
Member American Association Petroleum Geologists (treasurer, Distinguished Svc. award 1995), American Institute Professional Geologists (president 1990, Martin Van Couvering award 1991), American Geological Institute (president 1998).
Connections
Married Richard D. Dietz, January 24,1993.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Alumni award Knox College, 1986, Distinguished Svc. awardRocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1986, Distinguished Public Svc. to Earth Science award Rocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1998.Recipient Distinguished Alumni award Knox College, 1986, Distinguished Svc. awardRocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1986, Distinguished Public Svc. to Earth Science award Rocky Mountain Association Geologists, 1998.