Lindsay McTague

Lindsay McTague (‘26) is a geology major with an art and art history minor from Juneau, Alaska. One of her primary areas of interest is how climate dynamics impact geology over time and what that can tell us about mitigating future climate change. This focus on climate and response is influenced by her time in Alaska, as she has seen change happening firsthand. With that, she took part in a summer dendrochronology research project, exploring how trees in the sub-arctic climate zone of Alaska are responding to a warming temperatures over time. When she is not studying geology (or art and art history), she is likely to be found rowing on the St. Lawrence River with the women’s crew team or out on the trails around campus.