Hello All! My fellow conveners and I would like to call your attention to our session at the Fall 2022 AGU meeting in Chicago (Dec. 12-16): V009 - Magmatic through metamorphic processes recorded in granitic rocks and minerals. This session welcomes abstracts concerning anything and everything broadly related to granites. We are particularly interested in submissions concerning the role of magmatic through metamorphic processes (chemical or physical) in the genesis, transport, eruption, emplacement, evolution, and alteration of granitoids. Abstract submissions by graduate students and early-career researchers are encouraged! Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Abstracts are due 3 August (23:59 EDT/03:59 +1 GMT) Title: V009 - Magmatic through metamorphic processes recorded in granitic rocks and minerals Conveners: Michael R. Ackerson - NMNH Smithsonian Inst. Ami Ward - UNC Chapel Hill Michael A. Stearns - Utah Valley University Invited Speakers: Erik Schoonover - Penn State Craig Lundstrom - University of Illinois Description: Globally, granitic rocks are a nexus between deep crustal roots, volcanism, heat and mass transfer into host rocks, hydrothermal systems, and accompanying critical metal ore formation. Geochemical, geochronologic, field, and experimental observations of granitic rocks and their mineral constituents can address many questions related to the processes of crustal magmatism. This includes plutonic-volcanic connections, magma accumulation rates throughout the crustal column, thermal histories, magma residence conditions recorded in both major and accessory minerals, and magmatic through metamorphic chemical and textural modification. We solicit work that broadly touches on these topics and brings diverse and novel tools, perspectives, and opinions to discuss the genesis and evolution of granitic rocks. Abstract submission link: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/162721 We look forward to seeing you in “the windy city”! Best, Ami Ward Doctoral Student University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ami.ward@unc.edu<mailto:ami.ward@unc.edu>