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59th Forum on the Geology of Industrial Minerals

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Show Off the Geological Resources of Your State.
Partner with FGIM on Geological Technical Sessions and Field Trips

Are you tasked to educate and publish information on the geology of your state? Partner with the Forum on the Geology of Industrial Minerals (FGIM) to bring those in the mining industry to points of interest in your state.

For over 50 years, FGIM has worked to provide technical education on the geology of industrial minerals with a focus on mining, mineral processing, regulation and reclamation through presentations and field trips. Forums are a proven way to showcase your organization and the industrial minerals in your state.

What’s in it for you?

  • Exposure to those working in the mining and industrial mineral industry

What’s required of you?

  • Provide speakers to give an overview of your state’s mineral resource
  • Outline locations for field trips and help with access to locations
  • Provide tour guides for field trips

FGIM, is a part of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME). SME will fully assist in event planning, freeing you to concentrate on technical and field trip activities.

For more information, please contact FGIM@smenet.org


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The Forum on the Geology of Industrial Minerals (FGIM) is an international meeting of geologists and mining professionals interested in industrial minerals.

The Forums focus has always been on the geology of industrial minerals with an emphasis to promote the knowledge and organization of mining, mineral processing, regulation and reclamation through the forum meetings, presentations and field trips.

Another great aspect of the Forum is the encouragement and involvement of upcoming geology or earth science students who have an interest in the industrial minerals industry with the Robert L. Bates Memorial Scholarship.

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Contact

You can contact us in two ways!

Send us an email to geologyofindustrialminerals@gmail.com or through the form below.

Contact us if you have any questions/comments/concerns!

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