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Elections: GSA Officers and Councilors

GSA Elections Open on 14 March 2019

GSA’s success depends on you—its members—and the work of Please help continue to shape GSA’s future by voting on these
the officers serving on GSA’s Executive Committee and Council. nominees. The election will open for voting on 14 March 2019. To
Members will receive instructions for accessing an electronic be included in the count, ballots must be submitted electronically,
ballot via our secure website, and biographical information on faxed to GSA Headquarters (+1-303-357-1070), or postmarked
the nominees will be online for review at that time. Paper before midnight on 13 April 2019.
versions of both the ballot and candidate information will
also be available upon request.

2019 Officer Nominees

PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT | PRESIDENT TREASURER
(July 2019–June 2020) (July 2019–June 2020) (July 2019–June 2020)
(July 2020–June 2021)
Donald I. Siegel Richard C. Berg
Syracuse University J. Douglas Walker Illinois State Geological Survey
Syracuse, New York, USA University of Kansas Champaign, Illinois, USA
We congratulate our incoming president! Lawrence, Kansas, USA

2019 Council Nominees

COUNCILOR POSITION 1 COUNCILOR POSITION 2 COUNCILOR POSITION 3
Divisions Liaison (July 2019–June 2023) (July 2019–June 2023)
(July 2019–June 2023)
Margaret Eggers Julia Baldwin
Steven Driese Eggers Environmental, Inc. University of Montana
Baylor University Oceanside, California, USA Missoula, Montana, USA
Waco, Texas, USA
Harvey Thorleifson Katharine Huntington
Glenn Thackray University of Minnesota University of Washington
Idaho State University Minnesota Geological Survey Seattle, Washington, USA
Pocatello, Idaho, USA Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

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4–7 Nov. GSA 2018 Annual Meeting & Exposition
GSA’s guest blog invites your submissions.
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