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Peter D. Lea

Associate Professor of Geology

Fall 2009

Watershed Hydrology (ES 276)

Watershed Hydrology (ES 276L1)

Glacial Processes and Landforms (GEO 272)

Glacial Processes and Landforms (GEO 272L1)

Phone	(207) 725-3439
Title	Associate Professor
Department	GEOLOGY
Work Location	120 Druckenmiller Hall
E-Mail	plea@bowdoin.edu

Education:

A.B. (Dartmouth)
M.S. (Washington)
Ph. D. (Colorado-Boulder)

Peter D. Lea teaches hydrology, glacial processes and landforms, and sedimentology. His research includes climatic and environmental change of the Bering land bridge, as well as the flow dynamics, biogeochemistry, and environmental history of Merrymeeting Bay, a freshwater tidal system in mid-coast Maine.