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ELECTIONS: GSA OFFICERS and COUNCILORS

GSA ELECTIONS BEGIN 15 MARCH 2018

GSA’s success depends on you—its members—and the work of the officers serving on GSA’s Executive
Committee and Council. Members will receive instructions for accessing a member-only electronic ballot via our

secure website, and biographical information on the nominees will be online for you to review at that time.
Paper versions of both the ballot and candidate information will also be available upon request. Please help continue

to shape GSA’s future by voting on these nominees.

2018 OFFICER NOMINEES

PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT/PRESIDENT TREASURER
(July 2018–June 2019) (July 2018–June 2019)/ (July 2018–June 2019)
(July 2019–June 2020)
Robbie R. Gries Donald Siegel Richard C. Berg
Gries Energy Partners LLC Syracuse University Illinois State Geological Survey
Lakewood, Colorado, USA
We congratulate our incoming president! Syracuse, New York, USA Champaign, Illinois, USA

COUNCILOR POSITION 1 2018 COUNCIL NOMINEES COUNCILOR POSITION 3
(July 2018–June 2022) Sections Liaison
Jeffrey Rubin COUNCILOR POSITION 2
(July 2018–June 2022) (July 2018–June 2022)
Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue Rodney Metcalf Wendy Bohrson
Tigard, Oregon, USA
University of Nevada–Las Vegas Central Washington University
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Ellensburg, Washington, USA

David Spears Nathan Niemi Jon Mies
Division of Geology and Mineral Resources University of Michigan University of Tennessee
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Charlottesville, Virginia, USA

To be counted, ballots must be submitted electronically, faxed to GSA Headquarters, or postmarked before midnight on 14 April 2018.

U&ESNAGISNCEIEERNINCGE FESTIVAL This biannual event brings science activities to hundreds of
thousands of members of the public with booths from industry,
government agencies, and professional societies like ours. Visitors

to the GSA-AGU booth in the Earth Science Pavilion will have a

GSA is teaming up with AGU to host a booth at chance to identify rocks and explore their genealogy within the rock

the USA Science & Engineering Festival to be cycle via several age-appropriate activities. Teachers and home-

held at the Washington, D.C., Walter E. Washington school parents are particularly encouraged to stop by to check out

Convention Center from 6–8 April 2018. our activities and programming for educators.

LEARN MORE CONTACT

Details on the festival are available at GSA and AGU members in the D.C. area
interested in helping out with our booth should contact
https://usasciencefestival.org.
Dean Moosavi at smoosavi@geosociety.org.

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