Creating a Culture of Inclusion & Belonging at AOS & BC 2022
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Calendar
Rolling deadlines
Applications for AOS & BC 2022 Caregiver Grants will be considered on a rolling basis until all funding has been disbursed.
Applications for AOS & BC Travel Grants in Support of Diversity & Inclusion will be considered on a rolling basis until all funding has been disbursed.
Applications for BirdsCaribbean Travel Awards for Caribbean Nationals will be considered on a rolling basis until all funding has been disbursed.
1 May 2022
Story pitches due for AOS & BC 2022 Storytelling event.
Abstract proposals due for AOS & BC 2022 Early Professionals Mini-Talk Symposium
Applications due for AOS & BC 2022 Student Presentation Awards.
24 May 2022
AOS Election closes | Elective Members
AOS Election closes | Council Officers & Elective Councilors
30 March–1 May 2022
Early Registration rates for AOS & BC 2022 apply until 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 1 May.
2 May–31 May 2022
Regular Registration rates for AOS & BC 2022 apply from 2 May until 11:59 p.m. (ET) on 31 May.
After 1 June 2022
Late Registration rates for AOS & BC 2022 apply 1 June through the end of our conference.
27 June–2 July 2022
American Ornithology & BirdsCaribbean 2022 (AOS & BC 2022), a joint conference of the American Ornithological Society and BirdsCaribbean, with local hosts Para la Naturaleza and Sociedad Ornitológica Puertorriqueña, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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
- Former 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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Invited Plenary #AOS_BC_22 | Wildlife biologist with @aaranyak, Dr. Purnima Devi Barman (@StorkSister) will speak on “The Rewilding Revolution: Using the Magic of Community Action to Save the Hargila” https://t.co/8I2ZEqEJgU https://t.co/N2YowP5NXG