AOS Announces Executive Director Transition
Chicago, IL, February 26, 2021 – After seven years serving as the first executive director of the American Ornithological Society …
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Calendar
15 March 2021
Proposals due for 2021 AOS & SCO-SOC Roundtable Discussions.
Proposals due for 2021 AOS & SCO-SOC Symposia.
Proposals due for 2021 AOS & SCO-SOC Workshop & Training Opportunities.
20 March 2021
Rainbow Lorikeets Social Hour, 7 pm (EST).
31 March 2021
Applications for Kessel Fellowship close.
15 April 2021
Abstracts for Oral Presentations & Virtual Posters due for 2021 AOS & SCO-SOC.
Why AOS Now?
AMELIA-JULIETTE DEMERY
- Ph.D. candidate (3rd year) in the Lovette lab at Cornell University (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology department)
- Cornell Sloan Scholar
- Co-chair of AOS Student Affairs Committee
- Member of AOS Membership Committee, AOS Diversity and Inclusion Committee
- Member of Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Committee on Diversity and Inclusion
“Birds are an exceptional vessel for appreciating the natural world, science communication, policy and advocacy. Ornithology brings many people together under this shared appreciation, and I love how AOS promotes a mission that every type of bird lover is welcome and respected in the community.”
AOS COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
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