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Office: |
L212 |
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Office Phone: |
217-2285 x3743 |
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Email: |
mtidrick@parkland.edu |
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Came to Parkland: |
August, 2003 |
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Classes Taught: |
Che 101 |
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Professional Interests: |
Low-temp. aqueous geochemistry, K-T boundary, IL River restoration, technology integration into science curriculum |
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Interesting Factoid: |
I always try new foods when traveling, although sometimes during field research it isn’t so much a choice. Classic examples: peanut butter ice cream (Bonaire, N.A.); buffalo chili (Pecos Mine, New Mexico); buckwheat bagels (sitting atop the Elizabeth Mine tailings, Vermont...now a Superfund site); and for breakfast one day, fried chicken’s feet with rice (Guangdong province, China). |
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