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1999 Fall Meeting: Press conferences and special events

This message is from Sally Stephens, president of NCSWA:

"All AGU Press are invited (and encouraged) to join NCSWA at their holiday dinner on Monday, December 13. Good food and drink (unlimited beer, wine, and soda the first hour). Great schmoozing. NCSWA's own Glennda Chui, science writer for the San Jose Mercury News, will regale us with tales of her experiences covering last summer's earthquake in Turkey. And don't forget the door prizes! Dress: come as you are.

"Gordon Birsch restaurant and microbrewery is located at 2 Harrison Street (on the waterfront at the Embarcadero) in San Francisco. It is about a six block walk from Moscone Convention Center, with free parking under the building (enter from Folsom Street).

"To save a seat at the dinner, please send a check for $35 (payable to NCSWA) BEFORE December 9 to:
Robert Sanders
NCSWA Dinner
1512 Holly Street
Berkeley, CA 94703
[Do not make or send the check to AGU!]

"Unfortunately, the restaurant needs to know how many people are coming before the AGU meeting starts. So, be sure to let us know in advance if you're coming. Hope to see you there."

How to Become a Congressional or Mass Media Fellow -- and Why!
Tuesday (12:00 noon, Room 238 Moscone). AGU participates in these AAAS Fellowship programs, having sponsored 23 Congressional and three Mass Media Fellows. This seminar is designed to attract the interest of young scientists in participating in these programs, which help bridge gaps between the scientific community and society as a whole. Panelists are:

    Congressional
    Bryan Hannegan, currently with the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
    David Hunter, office of Sen. Jim Jeffords (1998-1999)
    Mass Media
    Victoria Bruce, The Oregonian (1997), now a science writer with NASA EOS Project Office
    Roberta Hotinski, U.S. News & World Report (1999), currently finishing Ph.D. at Penn State

AGU Honors Cere
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Contact: Harvey Leifert
hleifert@agu.org
202-777-7507
American Geophysical Union
18-Nov-1999


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