By: Margaret Leinen
After two years as President of the American Geophysical Union, from 2014 to 2016, Margaret Leinen, Vice Chancellor for Marine..
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By: Chris McEntee
I wanted to let you know that Susan Avery has resigned from the AGU Board of Directors. She is joining..
I wanted to let you know that Susan Avery has resigned from the AGU Board of Directors. She is joining..
By: Eric A. Davidson
The implications of the elections were an undercurrent at our Board and Council meetings, and a topic of conversations throughout..
The implications of the elections were an undercurrent at our Board and Council meetings, and a topic of conversations throughout..
By: Chris McEntee
UPDATE, 22 November: I’m happy to tell you that AGU has launched the first element in our post-election efforts to..
UPDATE, 22 November: I’m happy to tell you that AGU has launched the first element in our post-election efforts to..
By: Carol Finn
On behalf of the Governance Committee, I am pleased to announce the newly elected members of the AGU Board and..
On behalf of the Governance Committee, I am pleased to announce the newly elected members of the AGU Board and..
By: Carol Finn
Did you know that every 2 years, AGU members elect the people who will lead the organization for the next..
Did you know that every 2 years, AGU members elect the people who will lead the organization for the next..
By: Margaret Leinen
Late last Friday afternoon, we received a letter and supporting information from Senator Whitehouse (D-RI) and Congressman Lieu (D-Cal), asking..
Late last Friday afternoon, we received a letter and supporting information from Senator Whitehouse (D-RI) and Congressman Lieu (D-Cal), asking..
By: Margaret Leinen
As you know from my previous messages, the question of AGU’s relationship with ExxonMobil (and our relationship with the larger..
As you know from my previous messages, the question of AGU’s relationship with ExxonMobil (and our relationship with the larger..
By: Chris McEntee
With the journey to progress started by the Omnibus last year, the scientific community breathed a collective – albeit..
With the journey to progress started by the Omnibus last year, the scientific community breathed a collective – albeit..
By: Michael McFadden
By David Sibeck (NASA/GSFC), President, Space Physics and Aeronomy Section While the effects of most space-weather events are not as..
By David Sibeck (NASA/GSFC), President, Space Physics and Aeronomy Section While the effects of most space-weather events are not as..
