Our EPSP Graduate Student Mentoring Program is back for the 2026/2027 academic year. Applications are due by September 25, 2026 to participate in this fantastic program.
Please considering volunteering to review presentations as part of the new Outstanding Emerging Presenters program. This new program replaces the Outstanding Student Presenter Program, and allows participants to receive feedback on a draft of their presentation in mid November, before AGU26. There's no need to attend AGU26 to be a reviewer, so please consider signing up to review.
Our EPSP Caregiver Award is back! We are giving away two $500 awards to support travel to AGU26 for caregivers in our community. More information, including a link to the application is available here.
Our EPSP Sticker Design Contest is back for 2026. Please read the info and submit your entries here.
Each month, ESPS features an Early Career Spotlight. This September, we are highlighting Alivse Finotello.
We're looking for volunteers to help us with our social media accounts (Blue Sky and Instragram) and/or our website editing. If you're interested, please e-mail EPSP Secretary Joel Scheingross (jscheingross@unr.edu) for more info.
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes is a multidisciplinary field encompassing the full range of processes that generate and erode landscapes, create stratigraphy, and that couple the internal dynamics of the surface to climatic and tectonic forcings. EPSP is committed to inclusive science where all members of our community are treated fairly, equally and with respect. We adhere strictly to AGU's Ethics and Code of Conduct standards, and we want our community to be one where all members feel welcome and safe.
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