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21 January 2024

Swan song

A few reflections on the AGU Blogosphere’s long, strong run, and a vision for Callan’s future online outreach.

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31 December 2023

The GeoEd Trek ends…

This post is my final blog post, ending my journey on GeoEd Trek as the AGU Blogosphere concludes.

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27 December 2023

A New Year’s resolution: Thank the teacher you never thanked

As you make out your to-do list for the new year, perhaps add one more line item. Take a moment and reach out to the teacher(s) that made a difference in your own journey as a scientist/educator.

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20 December 2023

Dr. G’s #AGU23 Spotlight – Open science, mentoring and more

The AGU Fall Meeting was filled with session themed around open science. My own activities supported that theme through mentoring and with a quilt display.

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1 December 2023

Friday fold: a Massanutten cross-section from a century ago

The Friday fold digs deep into the historical archives for a near-century old illustration of the geology of the Massanutten mountain system in Virginia’s Valley & Ridge geologic province.

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29 November 2023

Coastal Climate Solutions – via quilt

What happens if you ask students to write stories relating to Project Drawdown’s coastal and ocean sinks sector – and share their work? One outcome can be a collaborative class quilt!

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21 November 2023

Global Geosciences Society Initiative: Take Our Survey!

Are you a student or an early career scientists? The Global Geosciences Societies Initiative, which brings together leaders from more than 15 associations around the world, is looking for your insight on career opportunities in the Earth and space sciences. Your responses are anonymous and will help societies to develop programs, resources and tools to ensure students and early career professionals can excel in their chosen field. Take our survey …

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17 November 2023

AGU’s Statement on Second Averted U.S. Government Shutdown of 2023

AGU is relieved that the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have agreed once more to extend funding of the government and avert a shutdown, but we urge lawmakers to end the stalemate over the federal budget and ensure the government stays open for good.      The continuing political brinkmanship leaves much of the U.S. scientific enterprise – and the countless people and places it serves – teetering on the …

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