Divisions

GSA has 17 specialty divisions which any member may join. They generally meet at the Annual Meeting of the Society. Most divisions have their own newsletters, which are published at various times throughout the year.

Join a Division on your membership form or contact GSA. *Click here for ...* 2009 Division Award Recipients includes citations & responses Recipients honored at the Presidential Address & Awards Ceremony at the GSA Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon (17 Oct. 2009). Division Officers Help promote the GSA Divisions Post this flyer in your office or department. For more information on Divisions contact the GSA Divisions Communications Liaison.
Top 10 reasons to join a GSA Division
Interest-area Divisions are the backbone of the GSA Annual Meeting technical program. Join a network of like-minded professionals and students. Award professional achievement within your scientific discipline. Keep up-to-date with information through newsletters, websites, and e-mails. Opportunities for leadership, mentoring, and service. Serve as a resource when GSA is called upon by the media for geosciences expertise or comment. Divisions have a strong voice in the governance of the Society and help with strategic planning. Divisions have a major role in the life and history of the Geological Society of America, starting with the first Division formed in 1947. Divisions build and shape the scientific exchange that moves our professional forward. Division dues are inexpensive, so join today!

Join a Division on your membership form or contact GSA.

Click here for ...

2009 Division Award Recipients
includes citations & responses
Recipients honored at the Presidential Address & Awards Ceremony at the GSA Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon (17 Oct. 2009).
Division Officers

Help promote the GSA Divisions

Post this flyer in your office or department.

For more information on Divisions contact the
GSA Divisions Communications Liaison.

Top 10 reasons to join a GSA Division

Interest-area Divisions are the backbone of the GSA Annual Meeting technical program.
Join a network of like-minded professionals and students.
Award professional achievement within your scientific discipline.
Keep up-to-date with information through newsletters, websites, and e-mails.
Opportunities for leadership, mentoring, and service.
Serve as a resource when GSA is called upon by the media for geosciences expertise or comment.
Divisions have a strong voice in the governance of the Society and help with strategic planning.
Divisions have a major role in the life and history of the Geological Society of America, starting with the first Division formed in 1947.
Divisions build and shape the scientific exchange that moves our professional forward.
Division dues are inexpensive, so join today!

Division Name:

Archaeological Geology *

Coal Geology *

Engineering Geology *

Geobiology & Geomicrobiology

Geoinformatics *

Geology and Health *

Geology and Society

Geophysics *

Geoscience Education *

History of Geology *

Hydrogeology *

Limnogeology *

Mineralogy, Petrology, Volcanology, and Geochemistry

Planetary Geology *

Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology *

Sedimentary Geology *

Structural Geology and Tectonics*

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