9274411 | Jonas Toupal | | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | toupal@sas.upenn.edu |
1999934 | Dr. Madeline E. Schreiber | Virginia Tech | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mschreib@vt.edu |
9092986 | Dr. Yonathan Adamassu | | Environmental & Engineering Geology Division Representative | 66 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (540) 568-5016 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | yonathan.admassu@gmail.com |
2003305 | Prof. Kenneth R. Bradbury | Wisconsin Geological Survey | Hydrogeology Division Representative | 66 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (608) 658-1929 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | bradbury91@aol.com |
1121432 | Scott F. Burns | Portland State UnivDept Geology | Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology Division Representative | 66 | 7/1/2020 | 6/30/2026 | (503) 725-3389 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | burnss@pdx.edu |
2001897 | Dr. Lewis Land | New Mexico Tech | Karst Division Representative | 66 | 10/19/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (575) 932-9912 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | lewisland78@gmail.com |
9120352 | Dr. Timothy OBrien | Gall Zeidler Consultants | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (703) 431-0499 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | obrie2tm@gmail.com |
9154456 | Dr. Kirk Townsend | California Geological Survey | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (559) 760-5766 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | kirkftownsend@gmail.com |
9274411 | Jonas Toupal | | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | toupal@sas.upenn.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9083651 | Mr. Matthew W. Dawson | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1025 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mdawson@geosociety.org |
9324912 | Dr. Rebecca Taormina | The Geological Society of America - Boulder, CO | Invitee | 140 | 8/20/2024 | | | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | rtaormina@geosociety.org |
9190903 | Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Nocerino | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 7/1/2023 | | (720) 883-6613 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jnocerino@geosociety.org |
9322781 | Jessica Harbeson | Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/1/2024 | | (303) 357-1038 | COMMITTEE/ACADEM_APPLD | Academic and Applied Geoscience Relations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with strengthening and expanding relations between GSA members in applied and academic geosciences. Proactively coordinates the Society's effort to facilitate greater cooperation between academia, industry, and government geoscientists. This committee reviews student applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Awards and selects the awardees.
Committee members will review and rank applications for the GSA/ExxonMobil Field Award in April or will create a subcommittee for this activity. The subcommittee will comprise a minimum of 4 committee members or 2 committee members and 2 members chosen from related GSA group, such as the Energy Division. The application review and ranking process involves reviewing cover letters and two letters of recommendation for each candidate and ordering the applications in accordance with application quality.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be committed to developing a better integration of applied and academic science in GSA meetings, publications, short courses, field trips, and education and outreach programs. Members must also be active in one or more GSA Divisions. Professional Interests: Environmental & Engineering Geology, Hydrogeology, Karst, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology, Structural Geology & Tectonics, Sedimentary Geology.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jharbeson@geosociety.org |
9075267 | Dr. Abhijit Mukherjee | Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur | Councilor | 41 | 2/22/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 9007228876 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | amukh2@gmail.com |
2006244 | David M. Bush | University of West Georgia, Geology | Technical Program Chair | 60 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (678) 839-4057 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | dbush@westga.edu |
1600278 | Dr. Kevin Lee Mickus | Missouri State Univ Geology | Technical Program Past Chair | 62 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (417) 836-6375 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | kevinmickus@missouristate.edu |
2004324 | Dr. Matthew E. Brueseke | Kansas State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | brueseke@ksu.edu |
9110123 | Kristen L. Cook | IRD | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | kristenlcook@gmail.com |
2012399 | Dr. Saugata Datta | University of Texas at San Antonio | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | (210) 458-4752 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | SAUGATA.DATTA@UTSA.EDU |
9143059 | Dr. Miquela Ingalls | Penn State, Geosciences | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (919) 280-4917 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | ingalls@psu.edu |
1774744 | William W. Sager | University of Houston, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sc | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (713) 743-3108 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | wwsager@uh.edu |
9285085 | Dr. Robert Weiss | Virginia Tech, Integrated Science Academy | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2028 | (540) 231-2334 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | weiszr@vt.edu |
9274297 | Mr. Oyewande Olumide Ojo | | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (405) 780-3817 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | oyewande.ojo@okstate.edu |
9316438 | Susan Jenkins | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 4/3/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | sjenkins@geosociety.org |
9279349 | Courtney Mino | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 10/27/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | cmino@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9199903 | Lindsey Henslee | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/31/2024 | | 303-357-1006 | COMMITTEE/ANNUAL_PROGRAM | Annual Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee is charged with increasing the quality of the annual and other Society-sponsored meetings in terms of science, education and outreach. Evaluates the technical and scientific programs annually to identify modifications necessary for accomplishing the Society's long-range goals. Conducts short and long-range planning for the Society meetings as a whole, and develops a long-term logistical plan/strategy for the technical programs of Society meetings and other Society-sponsored meetings.
Committee Requirements:
The membership should reflect the global nature of the geological sciences, including disciplinary and employment background.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets for 1 ½ days in February each year in Boulder, CO and briefly meets during the Annual Meeting. Communicates through GSA Connected Community. | lhenslee@geosociety.org |
9083219 | Prof. Whitney M. Behr | ETH Zurich | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | wbehr@ethz.ch |
1061725 | Vickie C. Bennett | Australian National University, Research School Earth Sciences | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 61-2 61255509 | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | vickie.bennett@anu.edu.au |
9065011 | Prof. Eric C. Ferre | New Mexico State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (575) 646-5000 | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | eferre@nmsu.edu |
9133150 | Sidney Rasbury Hemming | Columbia University - LDEOEarth and En | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (646) 701-2908 | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | sidney@ldeo.columbia.edu |
9242161 | Maureen Long | Yale University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | maureen.long@yale.edu |
1766880 | Roberta L. Rudnick | University of California at Santa Barb | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (805) 893-4688 | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | rudnick@geol.ucsb.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/DAY_MEDAL | Arthur L. Day Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Arthur L. Day Medal. This award recognizes outstanding distinction in the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems, with no restriction to the particular field of geologic research.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of those who have made “distinct contributions to geologic knowledge through the application of physics and chemistry to the solution of geologic problems.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
2002782 | Brian G. Katz | GSA Treasurer | GSA Treasurer | 36 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2027 | (850) 766-7192 | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | bg_katz@hotmail.com |
1450292 | Dr. Craig H. Jones | Univ Colorado Boulder, Dept Geol. Sci. & CIRES | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | cjones@colorado.edu |
9091518 | Mr. Richard M. Ortiz | Lettis Consultants International (LCI) | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (916) 235-0499 | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | ortiz@lettisci.com |
1766100 | Dr. Jeff Rubin | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | jnrubin@aya.yale.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9293990 | Anita Monk-Ryan | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor/ Liaison | 142 | 5/25/2021 | | (303) 357-1019 | COMMITTEE/AUDIT | Audit Committee | The Audit Committee recommends the selection of an outside auditing firm, approves the overall scope of the audit, reviews the independent auditor's assessment of the adequacy of internal controls systems, reviews the annual financial statements and accompanying audit report, and directs any special investigations deemed necessary by the Council. The Audit Committee reports its findings both orally and in writing to the GSA Council at the fall meeting. In addition to its GSA role, the Audit Committee performs the same function for the GSA Foundation, taking its direction from the Board of Trustees of the Foundation and reporting to that board. | amonkryan@geosociety.org |
9131330 | Carson A. Richardson | University of Arizona, Arizona Geological Survey | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (520) 621-2482 | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | carichardson@arizona.edu |
9146481 | Dr. Ellen J. Reat Wersan | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (865) 771-9160 | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | ellen.jr.wersan@gmail.com |
9140160 | Dr. Andrew Vincent Zuza | University of Nevada, Reno | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (973) 224-6841 | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | avz5818@gmail.com |
9169684 | Ms. Ellen Ari Lamont | Bureau of Reclamation | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | ellenalamont17@gmail.com |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/GEOMAP_AWARD | Bascom Mapping Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Florence Bascom Geologic Mapping Award. This award acknowledges contributions in published high-quality geologic mapping that led the recipient to publish significant new scientific or economic-resource discoveries, and to contribute greater understanding of fundamental geologic processes and concepts.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be knowledgeable in the field of mapping
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9169954 | Dr. Sylvia R. Nicovich | US Geological Survey | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (805) 458-2528 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | sylvia.nicovich@gmail.com |
9224126 | Monica Elizabeth Dix | US EPA | Past Chair | 6 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (414) 573-7334 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | monica.e.dix@gmail.com |
1556252 | Dr. MaryAnn Love Malinconico | Lafayette College | Chair-elect | 11 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (610) 704-9755 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | lovem@lafayette.edu |
1033400 | Dr. Christopher M. Bailey | William & Mary | Council Liaison | 44 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (757) 221-2445 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | cmbail@wm.edu |
9200117 | Michael O'Connor | | Recent Congressional Science Fellow | 59 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 6313572522 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | mtoconnor12@gmail.com |
9263800 | Dr. Sarah J. Ryker | U.S. Geological Survey | USGS Representative | 81 | 11/15/2022 | | (571) 533-7000 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | sryker@usgs.gov |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2013 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | slofton@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/CONG_SCI_FELL | Congressional Science Fellowship Selection Committee | The responsibility of the Selection Committee is to review all applicants and nominees for the GSA Congressional Science Fellowship, and select the Fellowship recipient.
Note: This committee is a subcommittee of the Geology and Public Policy Committee. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
2009791 | Dr. Kathleen DeGraaff Surpless | Trinity University | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (210) 999-7365 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | ksurples@trinity.edu |
9094492 | Dr. Joshua W. Bonde | Nevada State Museum | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (775) 687-4810 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | j.bonde@nevadaculture.org |
9099129 | Dr. Rocio Paola Caballero-Gill | George Mason University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | rcaballero.gill@gmail.com |
9221702 | Karena Gill | Arizona State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (941) 286-3476 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | Karena.gill@asu.edu |
9266865 | Mx. Jazzy Graham-Davis | SF Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (510) 622-2509 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | jazzymdavis@yahoo.com |
9055711 | Dr. Beth A. Johnson | Univ. of WI-Oshkosh, Fox Cities Campus | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (920) 832-2659 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | johnsonba@uwosh.edu |
9172285 | Zakiya Celeste Shivji | FEMA | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (202) 717-0594 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | zakiya.shivji@gmail.com |
9183238 | Alyssa Tunnelle | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | alyssaelaineT@gmail.com |
9090192 | Jennifer Wilson | Six Rivers Geosciences | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 9/10/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (707) 267-0963 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | jwilson@sixriversgeosciences.com |
9285336 | Olawale Oluwafemi Alo | University of OklahomaSchool of Geosciences | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/30/2024 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | ola_alo@ou.edu |
9256203 | Nan Stout | GSA | Invitee | 140 | 6/11/2021 | | (303) 357-1012 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | nstout@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9305971 | Elizabeth Long | Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/1/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/DIVERSITY_GEO | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee initiates activities and programs that will increase opportunities for people of ethnic minority, women, and persons with disabilities including raising awareness in the geosciences community of the positive role these groups play within the geosciences. The committee is also charged with stimulating recruitment and promoting positive career development for these groups. Some current programs and awards that this committee is responsible for include the On To the Future program, Bromery Award for Minorities, and minority scholarships (dependent on funding).
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with the employment issues these groups face; expertise and leadership experience in such areas as human resources and education is also desired.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electonically. | elong@geosociety.org |
9253298 | Patricia Persaud | University of Arizona | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (520) 621-4489 | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | ppersaud@arizona.edu |
1135350 | Dr. Rosemary C. Capo | University of Pittsburgh | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (412) 624-8873 | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | rcapo@pitt.edu |
9116477 | Dr. Timothy H. Dixon | University of South Florida | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/25/2023 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | thd@usf.edu |
2008666 | Dr. Martha A. House | Pasadena City College, Natural Sciences | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/26/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (626) 585-7026 | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | housesimons@gmail.com |
1431571 | Steven E. Ingebritsen | US Geological Survey, California Volcano Observatory | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (650) 329-4422 | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | seingebr@usgs.gov |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/CURTIS_MEM | Doris M. Curtis Memorial Fund for Women in Science Award | Committee Charge The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the Outstanding Woman in Science Award. The award was established as a means to encourage women in the geosciences. Women are eligible for the first 5 years following their degree. Committee Requirements Members should have the ability to assess the contributions of those women who have made a major impact in the geosciences based on their Ph.D. work. Meetings and Time Commitment Communicates electronically and virtually. Along with required personal time to review nominations, there are usually two meetings February-May of each year. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9192035 | Prof. Victor J. Ricchezza | Georgia State University | Geoscience Education Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (917) 270-5172 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | vricchezza@gsu.edu |
9141098 | Lynsey E. LeMay | Virginia Peninsula Community College | Southeastern Section Representative | 71 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (757) 825-3630 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | lemayl@vpcc.edu |
1990011 | Dr. Wendi J. W. Williams | South Texas College | South-Central Section Representative | 71 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (956) 872-8319 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | wwilliam@southtexascollege.edu |
9078878 | Dr. Wendy Bohon | California Geological Survey | Informal Science Educator Representative | 81 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | (279) 599-6288 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | wendy.bohon@conservation.ca.gov |
9212805 | Dr. Larry B. Collins, Jr. | Longwood University | 4-Year College Faculty Representative | 81 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (570) 529-7527 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | collinslb@longwood.edu |
1999938 | Dr. Michele Lynn Cooke | UMass Amherst | Graduate Educator Respresentative | 81 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | cooke@umass.edu |
9248491 | Andrea Mangold | | Pre-College Educator (K-12) Representative | 81 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (215) 983-7309 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | amangold@crsd.org |
9133349 | Becca Walker | Mt. San Antonio College | 2-Year College Faculty Representative | 81 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | walkerbecca@gmail.com |
9191754 | Lisa Lundgren | Utah State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (303) 524-4203 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | lisa.lundgren@usu.edu |
9192035 | Prof. Victor J. Ricchezza | Georgia State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (917) 270-5172 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | vricchezza@gsu.edu |
9306064 | Olasunkanmi Taiye Olorunsaye | University of Massachusetts LowellEnvironmental, Earth and Atmospheric S | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (978) 836-4609 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | olasunkanmi_olorunsaye@student.uml.edu |
1026300 | Dr. Pranoti M. Asher | American Geophysical Union | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2016 | | (202) 777-7522 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | pasher@agu.org |
9064104 | Dr. Margaret A. Holzer | | Invitee | 140 | 1/19/2021 | | (732) 868-0901 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | missy.holzer@gmail.com |
9066300 | Dr. James H. MacDonald, Jr. | Florida Gulf Coast University | Invitee | 140 | 9/24/2020 | | (239) 590-7429 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jmacdona@fgcu.edu |
9205598 | Susan Nash | American Assoc. of Petroleum Geologists, AAPG | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2016 | | | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | snash@aapg.org |
9270925 | Dr. Edward C. Robeck | AGI Education & Outreach | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2016 | | (703) 379-2480 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | ecrobeck@americangeosciences.org |
9083651 | Mr. Matthew W. Dawson | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1025 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mdawson@geosociety.org |
9255154 | Lesley Petrie | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1097 | COMMITTEE/EDUCATION | Education Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides information and direction to the Society regarding programs and initatives that support informal, pre-college (K•12), undergraduate, and graduate earth-science education.
Committee Requirements:
Committee membership is nominated to span a wide range of educational sectors in order to ensure representation by diverse stakeholders. Members should enjoy collaborating with other interested scientific organizations and science teachers’ groups.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder (or elsewhere). Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | lpetrie@geosociety.org |
1033400 | Dr. Christopher M. Bailey | William & Mary | Acting GSA President | 0 | 7/1/2024 | 12/31/2024 | (757) 221-2445 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | cmbail@wm.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | Executive Director/CEO | 0 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9088861 | Dr. Mark Gabriel Little | University of North Carolina | Acting GSA Immediate Past President | 0 | 7/1/2024 | 12/31/2024 | (347) 770-7555 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | mrq5749@gmail.com |
2009764 | Nathan A. Niemi | University of Michigan | President-Elect | 31 | 7/1/2024 | 12/31/2024 | (734) 764-6377 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | naniemi@umich.edu |
2002782 | Brian G. Katz | GSA Treasurer | GSA Treasurer | 36 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2027 | (850) 766-7192 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | bg_katz@hotmail.com |
2009791 | Dr. Kathleen DeGraaff Surpless | Trinity University | Council Member-at-Large | 42 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (210) 999-7365 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | ksurples@trinity.edu |
9293990 | Anita Monk-Ryan | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 5/25/2021 | | (303) 357-1019 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | amonkryan@geosociety.org |
9115811 | Bridgette Moore | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/18/2024 | | (720) 254-5964 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | bmoore@geosociety.org |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/5/2013 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/EXECUTIVE | Executive Committee | Committee Charge Summary
The Executive Committee is empowered to act for the GSA Council between its regular meetings, and reports to and advises the Council on matters pertinent to GSA's vision, mission, strategic plan, and other business.
Meetings and Time Committment
This Committe meets: Prior to the spring Council meeting at headquarters and prior to the fall Council meeting at the Annual Meeting site. Meetings may also be held at the discretion of the chair and via monthly teleconferences as needed | slofton@geosociety.org |
9088861 | Dr. Mark Gabriel Little | University of North Carolina | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (347) 770-7555 | COMMITTEE/EXTERNAL_AWARDS | External Awards Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of the committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the numerous external awards for distinguished achievements in science and for important public service. The committee was established as a means to promote recognition and national visibility of earth sciences and geology by persistently making credible nominations for the external national awards. | mrq5749@gmail.com |
1033400 | Dr. Christopher M. Bailey | William & Mary | GSA Past President | 26 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (757) 221-2445 | COMMITTEE/EXTERNAL_AWARDS | External Awards Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of the committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the numerous external awards for distinguished achievements in science and for important public service. The committee was established as a means to promote recognition and national visibility of earth sciences and geology by persistently making credible nominations for the external national awards. | cmbail@wm.edu |
1934150 | Prof. J Douglas Walker | University of Kansas, Geology | GSA Past President | 26 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/3022 | (785) 691-8783 | COMMITTEE/EXTERNAL_AWARDS | External Awards Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of the committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the numerous external awards for distinguished achievements in science and for important public service. The committee was established as a means to promote recognition and national visibility of earth sciences and geology by persistently making credible nominations for the external national awards. | jdwalker@ku.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/EXTERNAL_AWARDS | External Awards Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of the committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the numerous external awards for distinguished achievements in science and for important public service. The committee was established as a means to promote recognition and national visibility of earth sciences and geology by persistently making credible nominations for the external national awards. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/EXTERNAL_AWARDS | External Awards Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of the committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the numerous external awards for distinguished achievements in science and for important public service. The committee was established as a means to promote recognition and national visibility of earth sciences and geology by persistently making credible nominations for the external national awards. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
1033400 | Dr. Christopher M. Bailey | William & Mary | Acting GSA President | 0 | 7/1/2024 | 12/31/2024 | (757) 221-2445 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | cmbail@wm.edu |
2009764 | Nathan A. Niemi | University of Michigan | President-Elect | 31 | 7/1/2024 | 12/31/2024 | (734) 764-6377 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | naniemi@umich.edu |
2002782 | Brian G. Katz | GSA Treasurer | GSA Treasurer | 36 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2027 | (850) 766-7192 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | bg_katz@hotmail.com |
2000392 | Dr. Richard Carl Berg | Illinois State Geological Survey | Former Councilor | 43 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (217) 244-2776 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | rberg@illinois.edu |
2008243 | Dr. David W. Szymanski | Bentley University | GSA Foundation Trustee | 53 | 7/1/2024 | | | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | dszymanski@bentley.edu |
9110396 | Carl A.P. Fricke | CFSF | Investment Committee Representative | 76 | 7/1/2016 | | (415) 845-6657 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | carl.fricke@gmail.com |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 1/5/2015 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | slofton@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9293990 | Anita Monk-Ryan | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor/ Liaison | 142 | 5/25/2021 | | (303) 357-1019 | COMMITTEE/FINANCE | Finance Committee | | amonkryan@geosociety.org |
9169954 | Dr. Sylvia R. Nicovich | US Geological Survey | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (805) 458-2528 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| sylvia.nicovich@gmail.com |
9224126 | Monica Elizabeth Dix | US EPA | Past Chair | 6 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (414) 573-7334 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| monica.e.dix@gmail.com |
1556252 | Dr. MaryAnn Love Malinconico | Lafayette College | Chair-elect | 11 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (610) 704-9755 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| lovem@lafayette.edu |
1033400 | Dr. Christopher M. Bailey | William & Mary | Council Liaison | 44 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (757) 221-2445 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| cmbail@wm.edu |
9168994 | Dr. Robert Trevor Goldman | | Immediate Past Cong Science Fellow | 57 | 9/1/2024 | 8/31/2025 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| rtgoldman47@gmail.com |
9231966 | Hannah Palmer, Ph.D. | Congressional Science Fellow | Past Past Congressional Science Fellow | 58 | 9/1/2024 | 8/31/2025 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| hmpalmer4@gmail.com |
9151122 | Dr. Jansen A. Smith | University of Minnesota Duluth | Geology & Society Division Representative | 66 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| jansen.a.smith@gmail.com |
1060830 | Dr. Alan I. Benimoff | College of Staten Island Engineering and Environmental Science | Northeastern Section Representative | 71 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | 718-982-2835 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| alan.benimoff@csi.cuny.edu |
9256266 | Mr. Eric Lane Schuemann | Grand Rapids Community College | North-Central Section Representative | 71 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (616) 990-6002 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| elschuemann@gmail.com |
9068219 | Mr. David B. Spears | Top Rock Geoscience LLC | Southeastern Section Representative | 71 | 6/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| merlin2752@gmail.com |
9242425 | Dr. Nancy A. Van Wagoner | Thompson Rivers University Physical Sciences | Cordilleran Section Representative | 71 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| n.vanwagoner@icloud.com |
1461629 | Dr. Christopher Matthews Keane | American Geosciences Institute | American Geosciences Institute Representative | 91 | 11/7/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (703) 379-2480 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| keane@americangeosciences.org |
9077496 | Elizabeth Landau | AGU, Public Affairs | American Geophysical Union Representative | 91 | 7/1/2009 | | (202) 777-7535 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| |
9289545 | Dr. Bennett Bearden | Geological Survey of Alabama | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (205) 247-3683 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| bbearden@gsa.state.al.us |
9229820 | Lauren Haygood | Boone Pickens School of Geology (OSU) | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| Lauren.haygood@okstate.edu |
9050462 | Dr. Benjamin J. C. Laabs | U.S. Bureau of Reclamation | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (303) 579-2174 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| blaabs@usbr.gov |
2009654 | Gene M. Peters | FBI Laboratory | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (571) 439-6674 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| gpeters@jhu.edu |
9154456 | Dr. Kirk Townsend | California Geological Survey | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (559) 760-5766 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| kirkftownsend@gmail.com |
9286898 | Elijah White, Jr. | ExxonMobil (retired) | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| sixpackew44@aol.com |
9197964 | Ms. Danielle Nicole Woodring | Center for Critical Minerals Strategy | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 913-709-4498 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| dwoodring01@gmail.com |
9218290 | David Bruce | Virginia Tech, Geosciences | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (316) 304-4044 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| dbruce5884@gmail.com |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/10/2017 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| slofton@geosociety.org |
9318827 | Joshua Frederick Martin, Ph.D. | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 8/23/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| jmartin@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/GPPC | Geology and Public Policy Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee provides advice on public policy matters to Council and GSA leadership by monitoring and assessing international, national, and regional science policy; formulating and recommending position statements; and sponsoring policy-relevant activities at meetings.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have experience with public-policy issues involving the science of geology and the ability to develop, disseminate, and translate information from the geologic sciences into useful forms for the general public, policymakers and for GSA members.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at Annual Meeting in the fall and in Washinton, D.C. in the spring Communicates by phone and/or electronically between meetings.
| mbrandt@geosociety.org |
2004396 | W. Berry Lyons | Ohio State Univ - ColumbusSchool of Ea | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (614) 688-3241 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | lyons.142@osu.edu |
9127618 | Dr. Federico Solano | U.S. Geological Survey | International IIG Chair | 1 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (703) 6486335 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | fsolanoc@usgs.gov |
9135171 | Monica Jasper | | Secretary | 16 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | monicarhjasper@gmail.com |
9088861 | Dr. Mark Gabriel Little | University of North Carolina | Council Liaison | 44 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (347) 770-7555 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mrq5749@gmail.com |
9205391 | Dr. Onema Christopher Adojoh | Northwest Missouri State University, Department of Natural Sciences - Geology | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (573) 466-3446 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | oadojoh@nwmissouri.edu |
9100185 | Prof. Prosun Bhattacharya | KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Department of Sustainable Development, | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | +46706974241 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | prosun@kth.se |
9284055 | Dr. Gino Bianchi Mosquera | GSI Environmental | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2028 | (213) 806-6702 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | gbianchi@gsi-net.com |
2005661 | Mihai N. Ducea | University of Arizona, Dept Geosciences, Rm 208 | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | (520) 665-1254 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | ducea@arizona.edu |
9085266 | Dr. Sharon M. Locke | Southern Illinois Univ Edwardsville, Environmental Sciences & STEM Center | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | (618) 650-3452 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | slocke@siue.edu |
1571658 | Florentin J. Maurrasse | Florida International UnivDept Earth S | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2028 | (305) 348-2350 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | maurrass@fiu.edu |
9176431 | Dr. Natalia Bykova | University of Missouri | Member-at-Large Outside North America | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | +15403940427 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | natalia.bykova.v@gmail.com |
9074824 | Dr. A. Alexander G. Webb | Freie Universität Berlin | Member-at-Large Outside North America | 127 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2028 | | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | aagwebb@gmail.com |
1980600 | Michael C. Wizevich | Central Connecticut State University, Geological Sciences | Member-at-Large North America | 127 | 2/16/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (860) 832-3188 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | wizevichmic@ccsu.edu |
2006264 | Prof. CM China (Yu Zhongbo) | Hohai Univ | Member-at-Large International Associated Society | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | 07025018346 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | zhongbo.yu@gmail.com |
9248315 | Watsawan Chanchai | Penn State University | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | wzc5325@psu.edu |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 11/1/2014 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | slofton@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9121145 | Dr. Ester Sztein | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor/ Liaison | 142 | 4/18/2023 | | (703) 203-3149 | COMMITTEE/INTL_COMM | GSA International Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee serves as GSA’s coordination and communication resource seeking to promote, create, and enhance opportunities for international cooperation related to the scientific, educational, and outreach missions shared by GSA and like-minded professional societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Build collaborative relationships with Divisions and Associated Societies in international issues and serve as channel for member generated proposals for international themes.
Committee Requirements:
No special requirements
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting.Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | esztein@geosociety.org |
9110396 | Carl A.P. Fricke | CFSF | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2021 | | (415) 845-6657 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | carl.fricke@gmail.com |
2002782 | Brian G. Katz | GSA Treasurer | GSA Treasurer | 36 | 7/1/2022 | | (850) 766-7192 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | bg_katz@hotmail.com |
1114315 | Rex C. Buchanan | Kansas Geological SurveyUniv Kansas | GSA Foundation Treasurer | 52 | 7/1/2021 | | (785) 864-2106 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | rex@kgs.ku.edu |
1158237 | Bruce R. Clark | The Leighton Group | Member-at-Large | 126 | 10/1/2017 | | (949) 394-3028 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | brucerclark@gmail.com |
9317133 | Ann Cox | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 5/15/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | coxann@me.com |
9173929 | Steven Farrell | Presidium Partners | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/1/2013 | | (925) 855-9899 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | steve.farrell@presidiumpartners.com |
9222087 | Eric Henry | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/1/2016 | | (717) 439-8657 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | erichenry999@gmail.com |
1530934 | Peter W. Lipman | US Geological SurveyMS 910 | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/1/2009 | | | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | pwlipman@gmail.com |
2005820 | Mr. Michael A. Manship | GSA Foundation Trustee | Member-at-Large | 126 | 2/26/2018 | | (406) 580-6621 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | mike@jamn.us |
2006394 | R. Thayer Tutt, Jr. | El Pomar Foundation | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | | (719) 633-7733 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | tutt@elpomar.org |
9297014 | Andy Fiegel | Captrust | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2021 | | | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | Andy.Fiegel@captrust.com |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 4/1/2015 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | slofton@geosociety.org |
9297013 | Paul Schreder | Captrust | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2021 | | | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | Paul.Schreder@captrust.com |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9293990 | Anita Monk-Ryan | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor/ Liaison | 142 | 5/25/2021 | | (303) 357-1019 | COMMITTEE/INVESTMENTS | Investments Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to meet with the Society money managers and to inform the Council about investment of the funds, securities, and other investments of the Society.
The committee acts for the Council in deciding on the purchase or sale of securities although authority for ordering actual transactions is reserved for the president, vice-president, past president, or treasurer.
The committee shall be responsible for a report on the condition of the portfolio and shall make recommendations concerning overall policy and types of investment. The chair shall submit an annual report to be published in the Annual Report of The Geological Society of America, Inc.
Using the cash flow needs projection for the upcoming year approved by Council at the time of budget approval, the Committee on Investments, through its outside money manager, will establish a cash transfer account to implement quarterly transfers achieved in such a way that the asset allocation of funds is maintained. Transfers are then reported immediately to the Committee on Investments, and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee will approve in advance any cash flow transfer projections that exceed the cash flow transfer projections approved by Council at the time of budget approval. | amonkryan@geosociety.org |
2011431 | Dr. Gregory Dumond | University of Arkansas | Representative-at-Large, Precambrian Geology | 0 | 12/1/2019 | 11/30/2024 | (479) 575-3411 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | gdumond@uark.edu |
1460583 | Dr. Miriam E. Katz | | Representative-at-Large, Paleontology & Paleoceanography | 0 | 12/1/2015 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mimikatz19@gmail.com |
1743476 | Dr. Kenneth D. Ridgway | Purdue University | Representative-at-Large, Traditional Ecolgical Knowledge | 0 | 2/24/2023 | 11/30/2024 | (765) 494-3269 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | ridge@purdue.edu |
1600278 | Dr. Kevin Lee Mickus | Missouri State Univ Geology | Technical Program Chair | 60 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2024 | (417) 836-6375 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | kevinmickus@missouristate.edu |
2006244 | David M. Bush | University of West Georgia, Geology | Technical Program Vice-Chair | 61 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2024 | (678) 839-4057 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | dbush@westga.edu |
2011326 | Dr. Charles F. T. Andrus | University of Alabama | Geoarchaeology Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (205) 348-5177 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | fandrus@ua.edu |
9277584 | Prof. Sam Birch | Brown University | Planetary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sambirch@brown.edu |
9136991 | Dr. Justin Edward Birdwell | U.S. Geological Survey, Energy Resources Program | Energy Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | 303-236-1534 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | jbirdw1@gmail.com |
9073816 | Debra Buczkowski | JHU Applied Physics LaboratoryMS 200-W | Planetary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2013 | 11/30/2024 | (443) 778-2684 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | Debra.Buczkowski@jhuapl.edu |
9191201 | Dr. Marc L. Buursink | US Geological Survey | Energy Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (703) 648-6517 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | buursink.usgs@gmail.com |
9082372 | Renee M. Clary | Mississippi State University | History & Philosophy of Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2012 | | (662) 325-5924 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | rclary@geosci.msstate.edu |
9111222 | Prof. Patricia Coorough Burke | Milwaukee Public Museum | History & Philosophy of Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (414) 278-6155 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | coorough@mpm.edu |
9091961 | Dr. Shannon Ann Dulin | University of Oklahoma | Geophysics & Geodynamics Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | (405) 471-4816 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sdulin@ou.edu |
9105824 | Marty Dale Frisbee | Purdue University, EAPS | Hydrogeology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2024 | (765) 494-8678 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mdfrisbee@purdue.edu |
9163689 | Brandt M. Gibson | University of Tennessee Martin | Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | BGIBSON@UTM.EDU |
1372475 | Dr. M. Scott Harris, PG | College of Charleston | Geology & Society Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | HarrisS@cofc.edu |
9053904 | Mr. James A. Heller | ADEM | Geology & Society Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (334) 270-5658 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | jah@adem.alabama.gov |
9163435 | Denise J. Hills | Advanced Resources International | Geoinformatics and Data Science Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (205) 239-8191 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | denise.j.hills@gmail.com |
1422944 | Prof. Mary S. Hubbard | Montana State University226 Traphagen Hall | International Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | 435-881-2251 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mhub@alum.mit.edu |
9091238 | Dr. Amanda N. Hughes | University of Arizona | Geophysics & Geodynamics Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (724) 822-4401 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | anhughes@arizona.edu |
9140484 | Dr. William Thomas Jackson, Jr. | University of Memphis | Sedimentary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (901) 678-2774 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | wtjckson@memphis.edu |
9091805 | Dr. Bradley G. Johnson | Davidson College Environmental Studies | Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | (704) 894-2096 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | brjohnson@davidson.edu |
9107641 | Daniel Jones | New Mexico Tech/NCKRI | Karst Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (575) 835-5049 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | daniel.s.jones@nmt.edu |
9149442 | Dr. Elizabeth Kenderes | Indiana University | Geoscience Education Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | emkender@iu.edu |
9107377 | Dr. Katherine J. Knierim | USGS | Hydrogeology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (501) 607-2653 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | kknierim@usgs.gov |
9209826 | Dr. Samantha Marie Krause | Texas State University | Geoarchaeology Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2027 | (540) 847-0016 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sam.m.krause@gmail.com |
9177191 | Dr. Harshad Vijay Kulkarni | Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, School of Civil & Env. Engineering | Geology & Health Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | +91-7018308782 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | harshad@iitmandi.ac.in |
2007411 | Dr. Jade Star Lackey | Pomona College | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (909) 621-8677 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | JadeStar.Lackey@pomona.edu |
9298556 | Sabrina L. Lanker | University of Michigan | Geology & Health Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (810) 360-8759 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sllanker@umich.edu |
9207781 | Dr. Edward Matheson | Cape Breton University | Sedimentary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (613) 561-7562 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | Ted_Matheson@cbu.ca |
9072545 | Dr. Michael M. McGlue | University of Kentucky Earth and Environmental Sciences | Continental Scientific Drilling Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (859) 257-4444 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | michael.mcglue@uky.edu |
2005347 | Dr. Kirsten M. Menking | Vassar College | Limnogeology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2025 | (845) 437-5545 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | kimenking@vassar.edu |
9102425 | Dr. Lauren A. Michel | Tennessee Tech University | Soils Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (931) 372-3188 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | lmichel@tntech.edu |
9155970 | Dr. Alexander Michael Morgan | Planetary Science Institute | Planetary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | amorgan@psi.edu |
2013015 | Dr. Jennifer L. Piatek | Central Connecticut State University, Department of Earth and Space Sciences | Planetary Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | (860) 832-2935 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | piatekjel@ccsu.edu |
9052330 | Dr. Jennifer L. Pierce | Boise State University, Geoscience | Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (208) 921-4476 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | jenpierce@boisestate.edu |
2002476 | Prof. Scott H. Pike | Willamette University | Geoarchaeology Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (503) 370-6587 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | spike@willamette.edu |
9135057 | Francis Kevin Rengers | U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards | Environmental & Engineering Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | 303-273-8637 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | frengers@usgs.gov |
9192035 | Prof. Victor J. Ricchezza | Georgia State University | Geoscience Education Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (917) 270-5172 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | vricchezza@gsu.edu |
9102822 | Dr. Tiffany Rivera | University of Missouri | Geochronology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | trivera@missouri.edu |
9125764 | Prof. Brad E. Rosenheim | University of South Florida, College of Marine Science | Geochronology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (727) 553-3354 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | brosenheim@usf.edu |
9111788 | Dr. Laura Suzanne Ruhl-Whittle, Ph.D. | US Geological Survey | Geology & Health Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2020 | 11/30/2025 | (571) 548-1048 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | lruhl-whittle@usgs.gov |
2003768 | Mark D. Schmitz | Boise State University | Geochronology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (208) 426-5907 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | markschmitz@boisestate.edu |
9064965 | Dr. Anjana K. Shah | USGS | Geophysics & Geodynamics Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (303) 236-1218 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | ashah@usgs.gov |
9118218 | John Selwyn Singleton | Colorado State University | Structural Geology & Tectonics Division Representative | 66 | 6/1/2021 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | john.singleton@colostate.edu |
9199357 | Nicholas Andrew Soltis | University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN | Geoscience Education Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (724) 316-9976 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | nsoltis987@gmail.com |
9134032 | Dr. J. Alex Speer | GSA Mineralogy, Petrology, and Volcano | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | (301) 325-3714 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | jaspeer@minsocam.org |
1853493 | Dr. Scott W. Starratt | US Geological Survey | Limnogeology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sstarrat@usgs.gov |
1853493 | Dr. Scott W. Starratt | US Geological Survey | Marine & Coastal Geoscience Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sstarrat@usgs.gov |
2007396 | Benjamin E. Surpless | Trinity University, Earth and Environmental Geosciences | Structural Geology & Tectonics Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | (210) 347-2311 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | bsurples@trinity.edu |
2010372 | Dr. Mark R. Sweeney | U. South Dakota | Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (605) 658-6803 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mark.sweeney@usd.edu |
9120965 | Dr. Lydia Schiavo Tackett | University of Missouri | Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | lydia.tackett@missouri.edu |
9225988 | Dr. Arnaud J. Temme | University of Innsbruck | Soils Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | arnaudtemme@ksu.edu |
9187586 | Tao Wen | Syracuse University | Geoinformatics and Data Science Division Representative | 66 | 7/1/2024 | 11/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | twen08@syr.edu |
9058170 | Alan Whittington | University of Texas at San Antonio | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | (210) 458-5458 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | alan.whittington@utsa.edu |
9058260 | Dr. Elisabeth Widom | Miami Univ - Ohio | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (513) 529-5048 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | widome@miamioh.edu |
9055373 | Ms. Anne C. Witt | Virginia Department of Energy | Environmental & Engineering Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | (434) 951-6319 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | anne.witt@energy.virginia.gov |
9085696 | Dr. Ann M. Youberg | University of Arizona, Arizona Geological Survey | Environmental & Engineering Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2025 | (520) 621-2250 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | ayouberg@arizona.edu |
9102556 | Dr. Philip Brown | Univ Wisconsin - Madison, Geoscience | Mineralogical Society of America Representative | 91 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | pebrown@wisc.edu |
9065783 | Monica Gaiswinkler Easton | Ontario Geological Survey | Association of Earth Science Editors Representative | 91 | 6/11/2019 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | monica.easton@ontario.ca |
1370684 | Dr. Howard E. Harper, Jr. | Society of Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) | Society for Sedimentary Geology Representative | 91 | 12/1/2020 | 11/30/2027 | 19188086985 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | hharper@sepm.org |
1386268 | Elizabeth A. Heise | University of Texas Arlington | Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences | 91 | 12/1/2018 | 11/30/2026 | (323) 343-3810 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | eheise@calstatela.edu |
2011647 | John Warren Huntley | University of Missouri, Geological Sci | Paleontological Society Representative | 91 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | huntleyj@missouri.edu |
9241573 | Sarah M. Jacquet | University of Missouri | Paleontological Society Representative | 91 | 4/15/2021 | | 15736070248 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | jacquets@missouri.edu |
9221935 | Dr. Claire Louise McLeod | Miami University | Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences | 91 | 12/1/2020 | 11/30/2027 | 8322703354 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mcleodcl@miamioh.edu |
1722218 | Dr. Frank C. Ramos | New Mexico State University | Geochemical Society Representative | 91 | 12/1/2018 | 2/28/2027 | (626) 688-4457 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | framos@nmsu.edu |
9149967 | Dr. Katherine Ryker | University of South Carolina | National Association of Geoscience Teachers Representative | 91 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2027 | (803) 777-9513 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | kryker@seoe.sc.edu |
9091614 | Dr. James D. Schiffbauer | Mizzou Geology | Paleontological Society Representative | 91 | 6/24/2022 | | (573) 397-2281 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | schiffbauerj@missouri.edu |
9088788 | Dr. René A. Shroat-Lewis | UA Little Rock, Geology Program | Paleontological Society Representative | 91 | 6/6/2022 | | (501) 916-5763 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | rashroatlew@ualr.edu |
9323251 | Lauren Terry | Society of Economic Geologists | Society of Economic Geologists Representative | 91 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | terrylaurenrae@gmail.com |
9257464 | Robert Tolliver | University of Delaware | Geoscience Information Society Representative | 91 | 2/8/2023 | 11/30/2024 | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | btoll@udel.edu |
9117832 | Heather A. Clark | | Invitee | 140 | 1/28/2016 | | +1 (413) 768-9736 | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | altheath@gmail.com |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9316438 | Susan Jenkins | Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 4/3/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/JTPC | Joint Technical Program Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee helps to finalize the technical program for GSA’s annual meetings by participating in the Web-based selection and scheduling of abstracts, as well as topical session proposal review.
Members must be familiar with computers and the Web, be a specialist in one of the specified fields, and be available in late July•mid-August for the organization of the Annual Meeting technical program.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
Extensive time commitment required during application review period: mid-Jan to early Feb, and August. | sjenkins@geosociety.org |
1301700 | Dr. Joan E. Fryxell | California State Univ - San Bernardino | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (909) 964-3876 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | jfryxell@csusb.edu |
1084555 | Kevin M. Bohacs | KMBohacs GEOconsulting LLC | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | 1.713.782.7435 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | bohacsk@gmail.com |
9223970 | Dr. James J. Connors, PG | Applied Hydrological Education & Consulting, Inc. | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (251) 648-0610 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | jjc@jamesjconnors.com |
1301700 | Dr. Joan E. Fryxell | California State Univ - San Bernardino | Member-at-Large Academia | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (909) 964-3876 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | jfryxell@csusb.edu |
9181430 | Dr. Alexis Godet | One UTSA Circle, FLN 4.02.08L | Member-at-Large Academia | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (210) 458-4782 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | alexis.godet@utsa.edu |
9051105 | Geoffrey S. Plumlee | US Geological Survey, MS101 | Member-at-Large Government | 127 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (703) 648-6403 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | gplumlee@usgs.gov |
9161922 | Dr. Yosmel Sanchez | Fugro USA | Member-at-Large Industry | 127 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (305) 788-1655 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | yosmel357@gmail.com |
9284222 | Cecilia Lopez-Gamundi | | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (281) 222-3270 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | Cecilia.Lopez-Gamundi@rsmas.miami.edu |
9190903 | Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Nocerino | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 9/28/2023 | | (720) 883-6613 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | jnocerino@geosociety.org |
9313970 | David Shreve | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2023 | | (303) 357-1004 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | dshreve@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 2/24/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9219726 | Kory Prioreschi | Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 11/1/2016 | | (303) 357-1028 | COMMITTEE/MEMBERSHIP | Membership and Fellowship Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to contribute to the growth of the GSA membership, enhance the member experience, and serve a vital role in the selection of Fellows, with the goal of fostering a membership community as pertinent and global as our science.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members should be in touch with what various segments of members want from GSA, and should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of fellowship. The Committee consists of a minimum of three (3) GSA Fellows.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. Extensive time commitment required during Fellowship nominations review period: early February to mid-March prior to the in-person meeting. | kprioreschi@geosociety.org |
2000379 | Jean C. Hsieh | Sedimentary Geology Consultants | Co-Chair | 2 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| jean.hsieh@sedimentarygeology.com |
1999934 | Dr. Madeline E. Schreiber | Virginia Tech | Co-Chair | 2 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| mschreib@vt.edu |
2009791 | Dr. Kathleen DeGraaff Surpless | Trinity University | Vice-Chair | 12 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (210) 999-7365 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| ksurples@trinity.edu |
2001539 | Dr. William M. Andrews, Jr. | Kentucky Geological Survey | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (859) 323-0506 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| wandrews@uky.edu |
1033288 | Dr. Jean M. Bahr | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (608) 345-2052 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| jmbahr@geology.wisc.edu |
2004564 | Dennis J. Geist | National Science Foundation, GEO/EAR | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 208-310-9972 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| dgeist@uidaho.edu |
1999932 | Dr. Elizabeth A. Nagy | Pasadena City College Natural Sciences | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (626) 585-3369 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| eanagy@pasadena.edu |
1766100 | Dr. Jeff Rubin | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| jnrubin@aya.yale.edu |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2013 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| slofton@geosociety.org |
9319993 | Macie J. Schiller | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 6/20/2024 | | (303) 357-1068 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| mschiller@geosociety.org |
9256203 | Nan Stout | GSA | Invitee | 140 | 1/1/2018 | | (303) 357-1012 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| nstout@geosociety.org |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/NOMINATIONS | Nominations Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee recommends nominees to GSA Council for the positions of GSA Officers and Councilors, committee members, and Society representatives to other permanent groups.
Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with a broad range of well-known and highly respected geoscientists.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder or elsewhere. Communicates by phone and/or electronically.
| dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9117755 | Dr. Ruth Frances Aronoff | Furman University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (864) 294-3363 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | ruth.aronoff@furman.edu |
1298640 | Anke M. Friedrich | Ludwig-Maximilian University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 00498921806512 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | friedrich@lmu.de |
1450292 | Dr. Craig H. Jones | Univ Colorado Boulder, Dept Geol. Sci. & CIRES | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | cjones@colorado.edu |
9175103 | Dr. James Kirkpatrick | University of Nevada - Reno | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (514) 349-8274 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | jkirkpatrick@unr.edu |
2001451 | Dr. Ole J. Martinsen | Equinor | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (479) 599-6274 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | ojma@equinor.com |
9221935 | Dr. Claire Louise McLeod | Miami University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | 8322703354 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | mcleodcl@miamioh.edu |
9172861 | Dr. Isaac Allred | Brigham Young University–Idaho | Member-at-Large Early Career Professional | 127 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | allredi@byui.edu |
9132034 | Marissa M. Tremblay | Purdue University | Member-at-Large Early Career Professional | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (765) 494-1255 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | tremblam@purdue.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9199903 | Lindsey Henslee | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/23/2022 | | 303-357-1006 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_CONF | Penrose Conferences & Thompson Field Forums Committee | Committee Charge:
The primary responsibility of this committee is to accept or reject Penrose Conference and Thompson Field Forum proposals for each year.
Committee Requirements:
The Committee is entrusted with choosing the Annual Penrose Conference and the Annual Thompson Field Forum (one of each per year) based on scientific merit, scientific breadth, and diversity of the science and the participants.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Email, member community, and web-based meetings are normal business venues. | lhenslee@geosociety.org |
9051234 | Marin K. Clark | University of Michigan, Earth and Environmental Sciences | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (734) 615-0484 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | marinkc@umich.edu |
1459640 | Jeffrey A. Karson | Syracuse University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (315) 443-7976 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jakarson@syr.edu |
1494850 | David A. Kring | Lunar & Planetary Institute | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (281) 486-2119 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | kring@lpi.usra.edu |
2000910 | Dr. Claudia I. Mora | Jackson School of Geosciences, UT Austin | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (512) 232-0884 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | claudia.mora@jsg.utexas.edu |
9173317 | Aradhna Tripati | UCLA | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (626) 376-1308 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | atripati@g.ucla.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/PENROSE_MEDAL | Penrose Medal Award Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee select candidates for the Penrose Medal Award. Emphasis is placed on eminent research in pure geology, which marks a major advance in the science of geology.
Committee Requirements:
Members should be familiar with outstanding achievers in the geosciences worthy of consideration for the honor.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
1712570 | Dr. Jonathan G. Price | Nevada Bureau of Mines & Geology | Former Councilor | 43 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (775) 200-8077 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jprice@unr.edu |
9177243 | Dylan Wade Young | Naval Oceanographic Office | AIPG Representative | 81 | 8/13/2020 | 6/30/2026 | (507) 822-0200 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dylan.w.young55@gmail.com |
9139929 | Mrs. Margo Danielle Corum | Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (202) 334-3395 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | margo.corum@hq.doe.gov |
9053904 | Mr. James A. Heller | ADEM | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (334) 270-5658 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jah@adem.alabama.gov |
9203348 | Kenny Swift Bird | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | kswiftbird@mines.edu |
9198463 | Sarah N. Lamm | University of Kansas | Member-at-Large Student | 130 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | slamm@ksu.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9083651 | Mr. Matthew W. Dawson | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1025 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mdawson@geosociety.org |
9190903 | Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Nocerino | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 7/1/2023 | | (720) 883-6613 | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jnocerino@geosociety.org |
9324912 | Dr. Rebecca Taormina | The Geological Society of America - Boulder, CO | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/1/2024 | | | COMMITTEE/PROF_DEV | Professional Development Committee | #### Committee Charge:
For the purposes of this committee, professional development is a program with a variety of offerings that provide education, training, and awareness development for the college and post-college geoscientist.
The goal of the committee is to: (1) direct, advise, and monitor the Society's professional development program by setting goals, guidelines, and directions to address changing needs in professional development; (2) review and approve proposals; (3) recommend to the Council modifications in the existing guidelines which govern the educational program; (4) consider the long-range direction of the program both to meet the stated objective of the program and to help assure its maintenance as a self-supporting activity of the Society; and (5) monitor the overall scientific quality of the program.
#### Committee Requirements:
Members must be familiar with professional development programs.
#### Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual meeting. Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | rtaormina@geosociety.org |
9088861 | Dr. Mark Gabriel Little | University of North Carolina | Additional Past President | 28 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (347) 770-7555 | COMMITTEE/PROG_OVER | Programmatic Overview Committee | The purpose of this committee is to review and prioritize new and existing GSA programs. The committee also makes recommendations to Council for adding new programs and sunsetting completed programs. | mrq5749@gmail.com |
9091518 | Mr. Richard M. Ortiz | Lettis Consultants International (LCI) | Chair/Councilor | 1 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (916) 235-0499 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | ortiz@lettisci.com |
9088861 | Dr. Mark Gabriel Little | University of North Carolina | GSA Past President | 26 | 7/1/2023 | 12/31/2024 | (347) 770-7555 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | mrq5749@gmail.com |
9224126 | Monica Elizabeth Dix | US EPA | Geology and Public Policy Committee Representative | 76 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (414) 573-7334 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | monica.e.dix@gmail.com |
9172285 | Zakiya Celeste Shivji | FEMA | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee Representative | 76 | 2/2/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (202) 717-0594 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | zakiya.shivji@gmail.com |
1919616 | Prof. Ben van der Pluijm | Michigan | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (734) 678-1397 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | vdpluijm@umich.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/GSA_PUB_SERVICE | Public Service Award Committee | Committee Charge:
The purpose of this committee is to generate, receive, and evaluate candidates for the GSA Public Service Award and the AGI Outstanding Contributions to the Public Understanding of the Geosciences Award. These awards are in recognition of outstanding individual contributions to either public awareness of the earth sciences, or the scientific resolution of earth-science problems of significant societal concern.
Meetings and time commitment
Chair polls the committee by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9115811 | Bridgette Moore | Geological Society of America | GeoScienceWorld Board Member/GSA Director/Liaison | 0 | 9/14/2022 | | (720) 254-5964 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | bmoore@geosociety.org |
1416456 | Dr. J. Wright Horton, Jr. | US Geological Survey | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | (703) 648-6933 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | whorton@usgs.gov |
1450292 | Dr. Craig H. Jones | Univ Colorado Boulder, Dept Geol. Sci. & CIRES | Councilor | 41 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2028 | | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | cjones@colorado.edu |
9192907 | Dr. Kathleen Counter Benison | West Virginia University | Co Editor Geology | 56 | 10/1/2022 | 12/31/2024 | | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | kcbenison@mail.wvu.edu |
9255823 | Prof. Andrea Hampel | Leibniz Universitaet Hannover, Institut fuer Geologie | Co Editor Geosphere | 56 | 1/1/2022 | 12/31/2026 | ++495117622173 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | hampel@geowi.uni-hannover.de |
1724900 | Dr. Emma Troy Rasbury | Stony Brook University | Co Editor Bulletin | 56 | 1/1/2024 | 12/31/2027 | 6318483133 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | troy.rasbury@stonybrook.edu |
1744826 | Prof. Nancy Riggs | Northern Arizona Univ - SES Division of Geosciences | Co-Editor | 56 | 1/1/2024 | 12/31/2027 | (928) 523-4561 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | nancy.riggs@nau.edu |
1177955 | Dr. Peter C. Copeland | University of Houston | GSA Today Science Editor | 57 | 1/1/2022 | 12/31/2026 | | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | copeland@uh.edu |
2008068 | Eric W. Peterson | Illinois State University | Co Editor Environmental & Engineering Geoscience | 58 | 1/1/2021 | 12/31/2024 | (309) 438-7865 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | ewpeter@ilstu.edu |
9103119 | Dr. Miguel Fernando Etayo | | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | (713) 417-4995 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | Metacad@gmail.com |
9153574 | Charles M. Shobe | USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | shobe.charlie@gmail.com |
1932628 | Dr. Richard B. Waitt | US Geological Survey, Cascades Volcano | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2021 | 6/30/2025 | (360) 993-8947 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | waitt@usgs.gov |
9164874 | Dr. Sarah W.M. George | University of Oklahoma | Member-at-Large Early Career Professional | 127 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | 8325186981 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | sarahwmgeorge@gmail.com |
9190230 | Cary Cosper | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 9/12/2024 | | (303) 357-1022 | COMMITTEE/PUBLICATIONS | Publications Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee's primary responsibilities are: nomination of candidates for editors when positions become vacant; reviewing the quality and health of each Society publication, and reporting to Council recommendations for changes in page charges, subsidies, and any other publishing matters.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have an interest in or experience with GSA or other Society publications.
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets at the Annual Meeting and in Boulder, CO (or elsewhere).
Communicates by phone or electronically. | ccosper@geosociety.org |
9084420 | Dr. Alessandro Zanazzi | Utah Valley University, Earth Science | Member-at-Large, Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (801) 863-5395 | COMMITTEE/RG_ALTERNATES | Research Grants Alternates | | alessandro.zanazzi@gmail.com |
9083651 | Mr. Matthew W. Dawson | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1025 | COMMITTEE/RG_ALTERNATES | Research Grants Alternates | | mdawson@geosociety.org |
9255154 | Lesley Petrie | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1097 | COMMITTEE/RG_ALTERNATES | Research Grants Alternates | | lpetrie@geosociety.org |
9110450 | Dr. Tenley J. Banik | Illinois State University | Member-at-Large, MGPV | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (309) 438-8922 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | tjbanik@ilstu.edu |
2010805 | Dr. Stefanie A. Brachfeld | Montclair State University | Member-at-Large, Oceanography/Marine Geology and Limnogeology | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (973) 655-7537 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | brachfelds@montclair.edu |
1111354 | Glenn R. Bruck, PG | Retired | Member-at-Large, Karst and Soil Science | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (925) 708-6871 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | bruckglenn@gmail.com |
2012937 | Dr. Brad T. Carter | Repsol | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | bt_carter@hotmail.com |
2008611 | Sonia Esperanca | | Member-at-Large, Volcanology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (301) 905-7991 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | sesperan@gmail.com |
1263177 | Dr. James P. Evans | Utah State Univ, Dept Geology | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (435) 797-1267 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | james.evans@usu.edu |
9282387 | Dr. Ben M. Frieman | Colorado School of Mines Dept of Geology | Member-at-Large, MGPV | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (612) 730-9055 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | bfrieman@mines.edu |
9157957 | Ms. Kelly E. Hattori | Bureau of Economic Geology | Member-at-Large, Stratigraphy/Sedimentology | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (919) 623-1952 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | kelly.hattori@beg.utexas.edu |
9077397 | Dr. Sarah N. Heinlein, Ph.D. | Angelo State University | Member-at-Large, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | snheinlein@live.com |
9099918 | Dr. Paulo J. Hidalgo | Georgia State University | Member-at-Large, Economic Geology and MGPV | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (517) 505-3282 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | phidalgo@gsu.edu |
9179579 | William Holt | Department of Geosciences | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | 6318483132 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | william.holt@stonybrook.edu |
9127984 | Mauricio Ibanez-Mejia | University of Arizona, Geosciences | Member-at-Large, Geochemistry | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (520) 621-6000 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | ibanezm@arizona.edu |
9241573 | Sarah M. Jacquet | University of Missouri | Member-at-Large, Paleontology, Paleoecology | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | 15736070248 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | jacquets@missouri.edu |
9099041 | Li Jin | SUNY Cortland, Geology, Bowers Hall RM1004 | Member-at-Large, Hydrogeology/Hydrology | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (607) 753-2188 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | li.jin@cortland.edu |
9193077 | Zhiyang Li | Texas A&M International University | Member-at-Large, Stratigraphy/Sedimentology | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (956) 326-3293 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | zhiyang.li@tamiu.edu |
9086686 | Prof. KT Moran, P.G., PG | Polk State College | Member-at-Large, Environmental Science | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (813) 334-9068 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | kmoran@polk.edu |
9155970 | Dr. Alexander Michael Morgan | Planetary Science Institute | Member-at-Large, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | amorgan@psi.edu |
9215341 | Ann Sullivan Ojeda | Auburn University | Member-at-Large, Hydrogeology/Hydrology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (334) 844-4203 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | aso0013@auburn.edu |
9232706 | Maria Rose Petrizzo | University of Milan, Italy | Member-at-Large, Paleontology, Paleoecology | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | +390250315531 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | mrose.petrizzo@unimi.it |
2012075 | Aranzazu Pinan Llamas | Purdue University, Construction Engineering Technology | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (260) 481-6253 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | pinana@pfw.edu |
9093776 | Dr. Alexander Pullen | Clemson University | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (864) 656-3276 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | apullen@clemson.edu |
9068638 | Alberto V. Reyes | University of Alberta, Dept. Earth and Atmospheric Sciences | Member-at-Large, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (780) 492-8171 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | areyes@ualberta.ca |
9255450 | James Riley | Eastern Illinois University, Geology and Geography | Member-at-Large, Quaternary Geology & Geomorphology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | jdriley@eiu.edu |
9150333 | Dr. May Sas | Western Washington University | Member-at-Large, Geochemistry | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | sasm@wwu.edu |
9223665 | Dr. Emily Frances Smith | Johns Hopkins UniversityEarth & Planetary Sciences | Member-at-Large, Biogeosciences | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (410) 516-8687 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | efsmith@jhu.edu |
9110082 | Dr. Chris Spencer | Queen's University | Member-at-Large, Geochemistry | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | c.spencer@queensu.ca |
1863725 | Prof. Joann M. Stock | Caltech | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (626) 395-6938 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | jstock@caltech.edu |
2002544 | Donna Surge | University of North CarolinaEarth, Mar | Member-at-Large, Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (919) 843-1994 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | donna64@unc.edu |
2011103 | Eugene Szymanski, Ph.D. | Utah Geological Survey | Member-at-Large, Structural Geology/Tectonics | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (785) 727-9257 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | eugenes@utah.gov |
1914731 | Ashraf Uddin | Auburn Univ Dept of Geosciencessciences | Member-at-Large, Stratigraphy/Sedimentology | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (334) 844-4885 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | uddinas@auburn.edu |
9201565 | Richard S. Vachula | Auburn University | Member-at-Large, Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (847) 562-6040 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | vachula14@gmail.com |
2009201 | Amy L. Weislogel | West Virginia University | Member-at-Large, Stratigraphy/Sedimentology | 128 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (304) 293-6721 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | amy.weislogel@mail.wvu.edu |
9084420 | Dr. Alessandro Zanazzi | Utah Valley University, Earth Science | Member-at-Large, Paleosciences | 128 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (801) 863-5395 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | alessandro.zanazzi@gmail.com |
9110205 | Dr. Guangsheng Zhuang | E235 Howe-Russell, Department of Geology and Geophysics | Member-at-Large, Paleontology | 128 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (225) 578-5878 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | gzhuang@lsu.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9083651 | Mr. Matthew W. Dawson | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1025 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | mdawson@geosociety.org |
9255154 | Lesley Petrie | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 4/21/2022 | | (303) 357-1097 | COMMITTEE/RESEARCH_GRANTS | Research Grants Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee evaluates research grant proposals and awards specific grants to chosen recipients. Also acts on the distribution of funds derived from other gifts, memorials and award funds.
Committee Requirements:
Committee members may come from any sector (academia, government, industry, etc.) and should have experience in directing research projects and in evaluating research grant applications. GSA strongly encourages nominations of geoscientists from diverse backgrounds and institutions, particularly from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Meets in Boulder, CO or elsewhere. Communicates electronically. Extensive time commitment required mid-February through mid-April. | lpetrie@geosociety.org |
9218290 | David Bruce | Virginia Tech, Geosciences | Member-at-Large, Geology and Public Policy Committee | 0 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (316) 304-4044 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | dbruce5884@gmail.com |
9198463 | Sarah N. Lamm | University of Kansas | Member-at-Large, Professional Development Committee | 0 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | slamm@ksu.edu |
9284222 | Cecilia Lopez-Gamundi | | Member-at-Large, Membership and Fellowship Committee | 0 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (281) 222-3270 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | Cecilia.Lopez-Gamundi@rsmas.miami.edu |
9274297 | Mr. Oyewande Olumide Ojo | | Member-at-Large_Annual Program Committee | 0 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2025 | (405) 780-3817 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | oyewande.ojo@okstate.edu |
9274411 | Jonas Toupal | | Member-at-Large Academic and Applied Geoscience Relatlions Committee | 0 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | toupal@sas.upenn.edu |
9297252 | Madison Marie Rafter | University of Minnesota Twin Cities | Chair | 1 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | rafte023@umn.edu |
9185263 | Mr. Matthew Thomas Dorsey | Texas A&M University | Past Chair | 6 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | dorsey@tamu.edu |
9310284 | Esther Omotayo Oyedele | Virginia Tech | Chair-elect | 11 | 8/14/2024 | 6/30/2025 | (419) 378-9410 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | eoyedel@vt.edu |
9318553 | Emma J. Bouie | The Ohio State Univ, Earth Sciences | Marine & Coastal Geoscience Division Representative | 66 | 10/19/2023 | 10/22/2025 | (908) 424-9975 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | bouie.5@buckeyemail.osu.edu |
9239969 | Mr. Benjamin Joel Deans | | Geoarchaeology Geology Division Representative | 66 | 10/19/2023 | 10/22/2025 | (214) 500-4384 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | turtlepower4321@yahoo.com |
9260132 | Emily Fischer | Brown University | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 2/21/2023 | 12/31/2024 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | emily_fischer@brown.edu |
9318584 | Andrea Gomez-Patron | | Geophysics & Geodynamics Division Representative | 66 | 8/15/2023 | 6/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | aig43@cornell.edu |
9279122 | Zoe Havlena | New Mexico Institute Mining & TechnologyEarth & Environmental Sci | Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division Representative | 66 | 10/13/2022 | 10/22/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | |
9318669 | Megan Elaine Jones | Auburn University | Hydrogeology Division Representative | 66 | 9/26/2024 | 10/22/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | megan_jones2003@yahoo.com |
9255670 | Charles Tyler Lewis | Oregon State University | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 2/21/2023 | 12/31/2024 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | lewisc2@oregonstate.edu |
9276020 | Madeline Ann Murchland | Colorado School of Mines | Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology & Volcanology Division Representative | 66 | 2/21/2023 | 12/30/2024 | (937) 671-6995 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | madeline_murchland@mines.edu |
9307913 | Godspower Emmanuel Ubit | University of Pittsburgh | Limnogeology Division Representative | 66 | 10/18/2023 | 6/30/2025 | 08109431886 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | geu2@pitt.edu |
9267437 | Lucy Webb | Stanford University | Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division Representative | 66 | 1/1/2023 | 10/22/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | lcwebb@stanford.edu |
9193232 | Anna Friendly Whitaker | | History & Philosophy of Geology Division Representative | 66 | 12/8/2023 | 10/22/2025 | (814) 380-2599 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | annawhitaker01@gmail.com |
9318775 | Michael Tiago Heebner | Idaho State Univ, Geology | Rocky Mtn Section Representative | 71 | 8/14/2023 | 5/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | michaeltiagoheebn@isu.edu |
9224849 | Mr. Ezekiel King Phillips | University of Cincinnati, Department of Geosciences | North-Central Section Representative | 71 | 5/8/2023 | 5/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | kingphej@mail.uc.edu |
9309302 | Mrs. Kristen Elizabeth Smith | Brigham Young University- Utah | Rocky Mtn Section Representative | 71 | 8/14/2023 | 5/30/2025 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | krstnwolf92@gmail.com |
9239969 | Mr. Benjamin Joel Deans | | Diversity in the Geosciences Committee Representative | 76 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (214) 500-4384 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | turtlepower4321@yahoo.com |
9318265 | Riliwan Damilola Abioye | School of the Earth, Ocean, and the Environment (SEOE), University of South Carolina, Columbia | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (803) 967-6819 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | rabioye@seoe.sc.edu |
9318520 | Isabella Grace Harnett | SUNY Oneonta | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (914) 414-1883 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | iharnett9@gmail.com |
9251624 | Samantha Khatri | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (952) 456-1994 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | skhatri12@winona.edu |
9310284 | Esther Omotayo Oyedele | Virginia Tech | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (419) 378-9410 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | eoyedel@vt.edu |
9313564 | Ms. Gladys Pantoja Flores | Clarkson University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | pantojgg@clarkson.edu |
9288781 | Erik Jeffery Schoonover | Penn State | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (317) 519-9045 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | ejschoonover@psu.edu |
9238380 | Sinjini Sinha | University of Texas at Austin | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (737) 881-0330 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | sinjini@utexas.edu |
9316781 | Megan Suzanne Wilson | Western Washington University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2026 | (760) 707-4490 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | meganwilson432@gmail.com |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2023 | | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9322781 | Jessica Harbeson | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2024 | | (303) 357-1038 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | jharbeson@geosociety.org |
9175011 | Susan M. Lofton | Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 7/1/2023 | | 303-357-1040 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | slofton@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | Invitee | 140 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |
9190903 | Mrs. Jennifer Lynn Nocerino | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 7/1/2023 | | (720) 883-6613 | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | jnocerino@geosociety.org |
9324912 | Dr. Rebecca Taormina | The Geological Society of America - Boulder, CO | GSA Liaison | 149 | 7/1/2024 | | | COMMITTEE/STU_ADVISORY | Student Advisory Council | #### Description
The purpose of the Student Advisory Council (SAC) is to serve The Geological Society of America (GSA) as a coordination and communication resource seeking to promote and enhance GSA's understanding of and response to the scientific, educational, societal, cultural, and professional needs of its students. members. The SAC Chair and Immediate Past Chair are also voting ex officio members of the GSA Council, and serve in an advisory role representing the ideas, concerns, and questions of SAC members.
The nomination process to become a member of the Student Advisory Council is a simple one. You need only apply via the nominations portal and answer all the same questions as a member applying for any other open position. We encourage every student member of GSA to nominate themselves for this important leadership opportunity!
In 2023, SAC began a new electoral process. Answers to some frequently asked questions can be found on the Student Leadership webpage. | rtaormina@geosociety.org |
2001040 | Prof. Glenn David Thackray | Idaho State University | Former Councilor | 43 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (208) 282-3871 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | thacglen@isu.edu |
9128177 | Prof. Jessica Creveling | Oregon State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2022 | 6/30/2025 | (541) 737-2112 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | jessica.creveling@oregonstate.edu |
9109818 | Melodie E. French | Rice University, EEPS | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2024 | 6/30/2027 | (713) 348-5088 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mefrench@rice.edu |
9054076 | Mr. Michael T. Hren | University of Connecticut | Member-at-Large | 126 | 1/19/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (860) 486-9511 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | michael.hren@uconn.edu |
2007158 | Dr. Rebecca A. Lange | Univ Michigan | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (734) 417-6270 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | becky@umich.edu |
9066842 | Dr. Daniel A. Laó-Dávila | Oklahoma State University | Member-at-Large | 126 | 7/1/2023 | 6/30/2026 | (405) 744-7725 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | daniel.lao_davila@okstate.edu |
9312804 | Melanie Brandt, MBA | Geological Society of America | GSA Director Advisor | 142 | 10/31/2022 | | | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | mbrandt@geosociety.org |
9306085 | Darlene Williams | The Geological Society of America | GSA Liaison | 149 | 2/8/2022 | | (303) 357-1060 | COMMITTEE/YOUNG_SCI | Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal) Committee | Committee Charge:
This committee selects candidates for the Young Scientist Award (Donath Medal). This award is bestowed on a young scientist (35 or younger) for outstanding achievement in contributions to geologic knowledge through original research that marks a major advance in the earth sciences.
Committee Requirements:
Members should have knowledge of young scientists with “outstanding achievement(s) in contributing to geologic knowledge through original research which marks a major advance in the earth sciences.”
Meetings and Time Commitment:
Communicates by phone and/or electronically. | dwilliams@geosociety.org |