Dear Igneous Geoscientists, The abstract deadline for the next GSA South-Central Section's Annual Meeting is fast approaching. The meeting will be held in Fort Worth, TX, on March 9-10, 2020. The abstract deadline is December 3, 2019. Please refer to the GSA South Central 2020 Annual Meeting website for further information or to submit an abstract: https://www.geosociety.org/GSA/Events/Section_Meetings/GSA/Sections/sc/2020mtg/home.aspx My colleagues and I wish to call your attention to a session focused on felsic and associated systems. Invited presenters are Richard Hanson (TCU) and Rita Economos (SMU). T2. Recent Progress in Granites, Rhyolites, and Associated Magmatism Matt Hamilton; R. Douglas Elmore; Jonathan D. Price; Gary S. Michelfelder; and Melanie A. Barnes. Description: This session welcomes studies of felsic magmatism and associated systems, including the generation and emplacement of igneous bodies, development of the igneous system, subsequent sedimentation and deformation, and relevance to problems in modern and ancient tectonics. Also of note: the convention has a pre-meeting field trip to an igneous setting. F1. A View into the Igneous Rift Materials of the Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma: Origins, Emplacement, and Alteration.<https://www.geosociety.org/GSA/Events/Section_Meetings/GSA/Sections/sc/2020mtg/fieldtrips.aspx#ft1> Sat.-Sun., 7-8 March. Max.: 20 participants. US$232. Jonathan D. Price, Midwestern State University, jonathan.price@msutexas.edu<mailto:jonathan.price@msutexas.edu>; Erin Summerlin-Donofrio, Southern Methodist University, esummerlindonofrio@smu.edu<mailto:esummerlindonofrio@smu.edu>; Matthew Hamilton, University of Oklahoma, matt.hamilton@ou.edu<mailto:matt.hamilton@ou.edu>; Amber Quevy, Rigaku Americas Corporation, amberquevy@gmail.com<mailto:amberquevy@gmail.com>; Alexandria Stevenson, Midwestern State University, alexandria.weiskircher@gmail.com<mailto:alexandria.weiskircher@gmail.com>. Description: This field trip will visit the Wichita Mountains, a region that exposes the plutonic and volcanic products of the Eocambrian Southern Oklahoma Aulacogen. The field sites will highlight new findings on chemical, temporal, and structural attributes of the mafic and felsic rocks. Predominantly roadside stops with some light hiking. Depart Ft. Worth Saturday, 7 March, afternoon field stops in the central Wichitas, overnight lodging in Lawton, Oklahoma, depart for eastern Wichitas, 8 March, morning to early afternoon field stops, return to Ft. Worth for evening reception. Lunch in the field both days. Early registration deadline: 3 February See you in Ft Worth! Best wishes, Matt Hamilton; R. Douglas Elmore; Jonathan D. Price; Gary S. Michelfelder; and Melanie A. Barnes