Mining Heritage and Innovation: Mining in Everyday Life

By College of Science, Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering

Saturday, October 3, 2026 8:30 am Joe Crowley Student Union (JCSU) (View map)
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Join us for a special one-day FREE event celebrating 250 years of American independence through the story of mining—an industry that has shaped our nation, powered innovation, and continues to impact our everyday lives. This event brings together historians, industry professionals, researchers, educators, students, and community members to explore mining's rich legacy and exciting future.

Honoring the Past. Innovating the Present. Building the Future.

Featured Topics

  • ⛏️ Mining Heritage & Cultural Impact
  • 🌎 Modern Mining Techniques
  • ♻️ Sustainability & Environmental Stewardship
  • 📜 Mining Policy & the Future of the Industry
  • 💡 The essential role of mining in everyday life and technological innovation

 

🎓 Present Your Research!
Students are invited to participate in the Student Poster Session and showcase their research to attendees from academia and industry. Simply register for the event, then click "Poster/Abstract Submission" to submit your abstract.

🎟️ Register today!

Whether you're just beginning your academic journey or preparing for your future career, this is an excellent opportunity to learn, share your work, and build meaningful connections.

Additional information

  • Attendance type: In person
  • Cost: Free, must register in advance
  • Event type: Observances & Celebrations