Mack Gipson | Academic Influence

Why Is Mack Gipson Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Mack Gipson, Jr. was an American geologist who became the first African-American man to obtain a Ph.D. in Geology. The first African-American geologist to earn a PhD in the US was Marguerite Williams, who earned her degree in 1942. Dr. Gipson's career spanned decades in the petroleum industry as well as decades in academia.

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Mack Gipson's Published Works

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Published Papers

A Study of the Relations of Depth, Porosity and Clay Mineral Orientation in Pennsylvanian Shales (1966) (27)
Application of the electron microscope to the study of particle orientation and fissility in shale (1965) (23)
Ultrasonic disaggregation of shale (1963) (22)
Preparation of oriented slides for X-ray analysis of clay minerals (1966) (13)
RESERVOIR POTENTIAL OF THE MAASTRICHTIAN PAB SANDSTONE IN THE EASTERN SULAIMAN FOLD‐BELT, PAKISTAN (1995) (11)
HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS IN THE NEOGENE EAST SLOVAKIAN BASIN PART I: A PETROGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF LITHOLOGY, POROSITY, AND DIAGENESIS (1993) (7)
Aeromagnetic anomalies and discordant lineations beneath the Niger Delta: Implication for new fracture zones and multiple sea-floor spreading directions in the “meso-Atlantic” Gulf of Guinea cul-de-sac (1991) (7)
Clay-size minerals as indicators of modern sedimentary processes in submarine canyons: Application to the Wilmington Canyon System (1989) (6)
HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS IN THE EAST SLOVAKIAN BASIN, PART 2: ZEOLITES AND CLAY MINERALS (1993) (6)
Pyramidal structures on Mars (1974) (1)
Neogene sandstone reservoirs of the East Slovakian basin: Zeolites and clay minerals from the alteration of volcanics (1991) (1)
Pyritization in the Shublik sandstones, Prudhoe Bay, Alaska (1990) (0)
Incipient dissolution of feldspars in granite saprolites: Implications regarding secondary porosity in sandstones (1992) (0)
Petrology and petrography of Neogene sandstone reservoirs of the East Slovakian basin, Czechoslovakia (1991) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Mack Gipson?

Mack Gipson is affiliated with the following schools:

University of Chicago
Paine College
University of South Carolina