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Purpose
Methodology
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Summary
Conclusions
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Question #2 --
Do you have a committee
with a chairman to pursue these activities?
22 Societies
answered no to this question and 14 societies answered yes.
Below are their answers.
- Coast Geological
Society
- The officers
of the society and our most diligent AAPG/Pacific Section delegate,
Ms. Joan Barminski coordinate these efforts,
- East Texas
Geological Society
- Duties
assigned to a single board member
- Houston
Geological Society
- Don’t
have a chairman for K-12 activities per se, but many committees
work on K-12
- Kansas
Geological Society
- Has a
Speaker’s Bureau Chairman
- The Speaker’s
Bureau has 20 speakers, a videotape library (300 plus tapes loaned
free of charge to teachers) and a Downtown walking tour that can
be self-guide or guided.
- Lafayette
Geological Society
- Have had
the same committee chairperson for a number of years.
- Los Angeles
Basin Geological Society
- Montana
Geological Society
- "Betsy
Campen is new chair by virtue of her position as chairman of the
YEA Committee of AAPG"
- New Orleans
Geological Society
- Has an
active committee with a chair and 7 other members
- Oklahoma
City Geological Society
- Committee
with nine members
- Rocky Mountain
Association of Geologists
- Has a
Popular Geology and Education responsible for any K-12 activities
- South Texas
Geological Society
- Tulsa Geological
Society
- Community
Education Committee -- Fred Murray, Chairman
- Utah Geological
Association
- Education
Committee chaired by Paul Jewell
- West Texas
Geological Society
- Dave Pearcy
is our committee chairman for ESW and Jim Adams is our Youth Education
Chairman
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