College of Geosciences Mission: To advance the understanding of Earth systems and develop human capital needed to address environmental, energy and sustainability challenges through excellence in teaching and learning, research, and engagement in the geosciences. Our Vision: To be among the world’s leading institutions in geosciences through excellence in research and education. GeoStatistics Students (Fall 2010) 693 Undergraduate Students 354 Graduate Students 1047 Total Employees 104 Tenured / Tenure-Track Faculty 7 Instruct / Research Faculty 25 Research Scientists 103 Research Staff 81 Administrative Staff 320 Total Facilities Academics (Campus) 204,289 sq. ft. IODP (Research Park) 87,067 sq. ft. GERG (Graham Road) 23,522 sq. ft. SEAG (Crystal Park) 6,111 sq. ft. Total 320,989 sq. ft.