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  • AGU Education Section Named Lecture - seeking naming nominations

    By: Elizabeth Nagy Elizabeth Nagy , 5 years ago
    The American Geophysical Union Education Section leadership team is canvassing the community for suggestions for a person in the field(s) of Earth and/or space science education and/or public outreach to honor via permanently naming a future yearly or bi-yearly education-themed lecture to be presented at a future AGU Fall Meeting.

    Examples of AGU named lectures include the Carl Sagan Lecture, which honors the contributions of Carl Sagan, an astronomer and astrophysicist who was a leader in establishing the field of astrobiology, and the Benjamin Franklin Lecture, which recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to atmospheric and space electricity science.  The individual for whom this Education lecture may be named must have made documented outstanding life-long contributions in the field(s) of Earth and/or space science education and/or public outreach.

    The deadline for submitting lecture naming suggestions is 16 March 2020. For more information and details, and to submit your suggestions, please use the following link: https://forms.gle/wd3iVTeDGoT4E7wc7