Welcome to AWG!
- Encourage the participation of women in the geosciences
- Exchange educational, technical, and professional information
- Enhance the professional growth and advancement of women in the geosciences
AWG Mission Statement
The Association for Women Geoscientists exists to promote the professional development of its members, to provide geoscience outreach to girls, and to encourage women to become geoscientists.
What's New? (updated July 19, 2010 )
The AWG Outstanding Educator Award for 2010 is Dr. Susan Lozier, Professor, Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Duke University. (http://fds.duke.edu/db/Nicholas/eos/faculty/mslozier)
The AWG office has moved to: 12000 N. Washington St., Suite 285,
Thornton, Colorado 80241.
Past issues of Gaea are available on-line.
For the current issue of Gaea contact the AWG office to receive the online link.
Read news from the AWG Salt Lake Chapter in their January Newsletter.
Request for 2010 SCIENCE FAIR JUDGES
Read the lastest issue of AWG E-news
AWG 2010 Membership Renewals - Payable On-line
We are pleased to offer you the option of remitting your AWG 2010 Member dues on-line Members may pay online (via credit card), by clicking on HERE. If you need assistance or have any questions, please contact the AWG office.
Member News
Click HERE to read AWG President Charlene Sundermann's interview with UnderThe Microscope.com.
Check out the link to AWG's International Region. Please contact our international coordinator or editor to contribute news on the international front.
Upcoming Events
2010 AWG FIELD TRIP TO HAWAII
August 9-12 -Big Island, August 13 - Oahu
Contact Pat Cooper for more details.
Details
Details and schedule (Gaea pages - pdf)
Register Online
Registration Form (pdf)
Awards/Scholarships
AWG Outstanding Educator Award
Is There a Women Geoscientist Professor Who Made a Difference in Your Life?
Please take the time to honor her by nominating her for the AWG Outstanding Educator Award.
Download the "Where are the Women Geoscience Professors?" workshop report from the NSF/AWG sponsored workshop
