By: Robin E. Bell, Eileen Hofmann
In a special election, AGU members have elected Catherine Coleman Flowers to serve on the AGU Board of Directors. The AGU..
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By: Eileen Hofmann, Robin E. Bell
Earlier this year, AGU Board member Jalonne White-Newsome accepted a position as Senior Director for Environmental Justice for the White..
Earlier this year, AGU Board member Jalonne White-Newsome accepted a position as Senior Director for Environmental Justice for the White..
By: Eileen Hofmann, Robin E. Bell
AGU members have elected Brandon Jones as the organization’s next president-elect, as well as electing 58 other Union officers, Board..
AGU members have elected Brandon Jones as the organization’s next president-elect, as well as electing 58 other Union officers, Board..
By: Robin E. Bell, Eileen Hofmann, Leadership Development / Governance Committee
In AGU’s 2022 biennial election, for which voting ended on 6 October, the membership chose 59 new leaders to serve..
In AGU’s 2022 biennial election, for which voting ended on 6 October, the membership chose 59 new leaders to serve..
By: Robin E. Bell, Eileen Hofmann
The AGU Leadership Development/Governance Committee and Section and College of Fellows officers are pleased to announce the proposed slate of candidates..
The AGU Leadership Development/Governance Committee and Section and College of Fellows officers are pleased to announce the proposed slate of candidates..
By: Susan Lozier, Lisa J. Graumlich, Robin E. Bell
AGU has started to divest its portfolio to strengthen our commitment to mission-related investments and to better align with our strategic plan, which places a strong focus on a sustainable future. This divestment started in October 2021 and will take up to 18 months to complete. As a sign of further alignment with our vision of a sustainable future, AGU Board of Directors has also asked its Finance and Investment Committee to chart a path toward carbon neutrality for all AGU’s investments.
By: Robin E. Bell
2020 was an unforgettable year – from the global pandemic causing a worldwide shutdown to the racial reckoning around the world. Throughout the year, when people wanted to engage on Earth and space science issues, AGU was here to support us…I encourage you to read the Annual Report for more details on our projects and programs. On behalf of the Earth and space sciences community, thank you for your continued support.
By: Robin E. Bell
On behalf of the Leadership Development / Governance Committee and the AGU Board, I am pleased to announce that David Shaw has agreed to serve as General Secretary through 2022.
By: Robin E. Bell
As AGU’s president, I have the opportunity to award Presidential Citations. This year, we are honored to announce the recipients are the teams who created “Call for a Robust Anti-Racism Plan for the Geosciences” and “No Time for Silence.”
