Fall Meeting Virtual Event The Biogeosciences section will host a business meeting and mixer for interaction, online games and small-group conversations. Please join us Monday from 7:30 to 8:30 pm CT on Zoom. Monday, December 13th, 7:00-8:00 pm CT
Fall Meeting Event Share a buffet lunch and network with your colleagues. Celebrate our awardees and provide ideas for Biogeosciences actions in 2022. If interested, in joining the luncheon, please purchase a ticket before the event, here. Tuesday, December 14th, 11:30-12:30 pm CT
Fall Meeting Event Meet up before the reception, learn what your section has been doing and share your suggestions for future section events and activities (and volunteer). Get your mardi gras beads and section stickers! We will share a video honoring all the section awardees. In response to recent news about pervasive sexual misconduct at STRI (and other field stations), at 6:30 pm, Billy Williams, AGU Senior Vice President for Ethics, Diversity & Inclusion will facilitate a conversation and share resources and other supportive actions. Tuesday, December 14th, 6:00 to 6:30 pm CT.Meet at the Convention Center, room 206-207 (second floor). [Open to all. No ticket required]
Fall Meeting Event Attendees will have an opportunity to network with colleagues and section leaders in an informal reception setting. This reception will be outdoors, with all Earth-Covering neighborhood sections. Look for the Biogeosciences Section table--get your mardi gras beads and section stickers! Please join us Tuesday, Dec. 14 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the Convention Center Alluvial Plaza, first floor. Tuesday, December 14th, 6:30 to 8:00 pm CT [Ticketed Event]
DEI Committee Program Join us for an evening of networking and games at a NOLA classic! The AGU Biogeosciences DEI committee is making it's debut at this year's Annual Meeting. Connect with our diverse Biogeosciences Section to learn more about upcoming DEI-focused events and how you can become involved! Tuesday, December 14th, 8-9:30 pm CT
Annual B-Section Lecture Event The William S. and Carelyn Y. Reeburgh Lecture is presented annually and recognizes a scientist making significant contributions to the fields of global biogeochemistry and marine geochemistry through novel measurements. This year’s awardee is Dr. Edward J. Brook of Oregon State University whose lecture is titled “Progress and Puzzles in the History of Atmospheric Methane”. The lecture will be followed by a tribute to Dr. William Reeburgh who passed away this year. Please join us in celebrating Dr. Brook’s award and the life of Dr. Reeburgh Thursday, December 16 starting at 12:45 pm CST at the Convention Center in La Nouvelle Orleans C. Thursday, December 16th, 12:45 pm CT