The 2023 Fall Meeting will return to the Moscone Center in San Francisco (and online everywhere) on December 11 - 15.
EPSP Events
In addition to all our EPSP scientific sessions, we have several EPSP events that we hope to see you at. These include:
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Monday, Dec. 11: EPSP Student and Early Career Celebration (6:30 - 8:00 PM, Marriott, Walnut Room, B2 Level)
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Tuesday, Dec. 12: EPSP Reception and Section Gathering (6:30 - 8:00 PM, Marriott Salon 4-6, Lower B2 Level)
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Thursday, Dec. 14: Sharp Lecture and EPSP Award Ceremony (4:00 - 5:30 PM, Moscone West, Room 2022 - 2024)
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Please help us celebrate our 2023 EPSP Award winners. This year we’re honored to present Doug Burbank with the G.K. Gilbert Award winner, Enrica Viparelli with the Marguerite T. Williams Award and Hongbo Ma with the Luna B. Leopold Award. Hongo Ma will also present the Sharp Lecture, the title of his talk is “Follow the rhythm of a river as it dances: leveraging silt-rich river systems as the fast-play for process-based insights of river-climate-human interactions.”
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Thursday, Dec. 14: Informal early career social hour (7:30 - ???)
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Each year our EPSP student committee hosts an informal and unofficial social hour one evening during AGU. This year the social hour will return to Southern Pacific Brewing in the Mission District of San Francisco. If you’re interested in joining, a group of students will leave from Moscone West at 6:45 PM to travel together, or feel free to travel on your own and meet us at the venue. Note that entrance is only admitted to those 21 and older. A US- or foreign-government issued ID (identification card accepted but passports recommended) is required for entry.
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Saturday, Dec. 16: Gilbert Club (UC Berkeley)
- While not an official EPSP event, Gilbert Club is returning to an in-person meeting this year. This year’s Gilbert’s Club will feature science talks from Jérôme Lavé, Marisa Palucis, and Jim Pizzuto, as well as pop-ups and announcements from NSF program managers and JGR-Earth Surface editors. If possible, register by December 4. More information on this year’s event is available here.
DEI-related Events and Town Halls
There are many great Town Halls covering a wide variety of topics from basic science, to climate change action, to career development skills and more. You can view all the Town Halls here. We wanted to take some space to highlight several Town Halls and other events here that focus on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI):
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Monday, Dec. 11:
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TH13E (13:00 - 14:00), Raising awareness on mental health in the earth and space sciences (Moscone West 2018)
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TH15G (18:30 - 19:30), Environmental and Climate Justice Efforts with the Community Earth System Model (Moscone West, 2014)
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TH15I (18:30 - 19:30), Making remote fieldwork environments more welcome, safe and equitable: Progress and needs for action (Moscone West 2006)
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Wednesday, Dec. 13:
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TH33H (13:00 - 14:00), Toward Increasing Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) and Community Engagement in Climate Research: Challenges, Opportunities, and Successes in Research Funding (Moscone West, 2004)
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TH33N (13:00 - 14:00), Gender Inequities in Research Space Allocation (Moscone West 2010)
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DEI Plenary Panel: Advancing Commitments to Inclusive Science Culture and Practices: Doubling Down in the Face of Adversarial Headwinds (Moscone North Hall E)
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Thursday, Dec. 14:
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TH43K (13:00 - 14:00), Indigenous Action Committee (Moscone West, 2016)
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TH43O (13:00 - 14:00), Building a More Diverse Scientific Community: Emerging Opportunities in DOE’s Office of Science and Biological and Environmental Research Program (Moscone West 3001)
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TH45B (18:30 - 19:30), Enabling the Use of Earth Observations for Equity and Environmental Justice (Moscone West 2004).
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Friday, Dec. 15: