Short Courses

Short Courses

Learn a new topic. Build your skills.

Plan now to take advantage of these cutting-edge courses as part of your GSA 2023 experience.

All times are listed in EDT.

Early registration deadline: 13 Sept. Early registration is highly recommended to ensure that courses will run. Registration after 13 Sept. will cost an additional US$30 per course.

Short courses offer continuing education units (CEUs). One CEU equals 10 hours of participation in an organized continuing education experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified instruction.

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$25-$49
$50-$99
$100-$199

Date

Pre-meeting
Fri., 13 Oct.
Sat., 14 Oct.

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ASC 1. Diversity, equity, and inclusion in paleontology: Application of principles to make paleontology a more just discipline.
Sat., 14 Oct., 8 a.m.–5 p.m. US$0. Limit: 200.

Location: 304/305, David L Lawrence Convention Center

Instructors: Pedro Monarrez, Ian Castro, Sarah Greene, Nussaïbah Raja, Marisela Martínez-Cola, Víctor Monnin, Dena Smith-Nufio, Christy Visaggi, Peg Yaccobucci

Endorsed by: The Paleontological Society

Abstract:

The geosciences, including paleontology, continues to be the least diverse scientific discipline. It has become imperative to change the underlying structure of our discipline to encourage participation of members from underrepresented groups to promote the growth and continued flourishing of our discipline. In this short course, we will offer a combination of presentations and workshops to provide knowledge and skills to paleontologists that can be applied in their workspaces and in the field. It is our aim to provide paleontologists with skills to not only help make paleontology a more just discipline, but to benefit their careers in the process.