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Enrich your membership experience. Get involved, be inspired, and give back.

Nominate or Volunteer for Service

Nominate for committee and council positions, or view current open positions.

Questions?

Contact Darlene Williams, dwilliams@geosociety.org.

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Interact with the GSA Worldwide Member Community: Build your community and connect with your peers. Exchange knowledge, incubate ideas, and network via GSA’s online Member Community.
Collaborate with Members in your Discipline: Join one or more of GSA’s scientific Divisions and help build and shape the scientific exchange that moves the geosciences forward.
Participate in your Geographic Section: Outstanding scientific meetings on a smaller scale. Regionally located in North America, these Section meetings provide connections, learning opportunities and more—closer to home.
Be part of GSA’s International Community: GSA International—an online community as international as our science.
Attend and Participate in Meetings and Events: Take full advantage of GSA meetings and events to share your latest research, learn new skills, gain new insights, and network with peers.
Publish your Research with GSA: Widely read, often cited, and highly respected, GSA publications are the go-to resources for geoscientists worldwide.
Recognize Deserving Colleagues: Make a nomination for GSA Awards or Fellowship—honors bestowed on the best of our profession.

Be a Mentor: Share your experiences—Provide career advice and guidance to students and early career professionals by volunteering to be a mentor.
Make an Impact—Serve in Society Leadership: Contribute your time and talents or nominate a fellow member for committee or council service. Student and early career professional members are encouraged to participate.
Volunteer to be a GSA Ambassador on your Campus: GSA Campus Representatives share information about GSA opportunities and encourage their students and colleagues to become involved with the Society.
Engage with Policy Makers: Help to increase the visibility of and support for the geosciences in Congress. Participate in Geosciences Congressional Visits Day.
Give Back: Support GSA programs, students, and research by making a donation through the GSA Foundation.
Share your GSA Experience: Share GSA opportunities and membership benefits with your colleagues and friends. Recommend GSA membership to a friend or colleague.

Serving on GSA Committees has enhanced my career through rewarding experiences like granting research awards, networking with new colleagues, and learning about leading science topics. All geoscientists should consider GSA Committee service for professional development.
Eugene Szymanski, Ph.D., P.G.