Faiza Hafeez | Faces of AOS
“Over the past few years, the AOS has become my primary scientific society and it has played a big role in my professional growth by providing me with a lot of skills as well as a forum to make meaningful contributions.”
Zachery Holmes | Faces of AOS
“I first presented at the AOS 2022 conference in Puerto Rico, where I was also a volunteer. From this one experience I saw how AOS fosters opportunities for scientists in every career stage, while addressing the barriers in our work.”
Akshit Suthar | Faces of AOS
“I joined AOS to connect with a diverse community of scientists dedicated to bird conservation. AOS provides opportunities to engage with like-minded researchers, stay informed about advances in ornithology, and share my passion for waterbird research.”
Prashant Ghimire | Faces of AOS
“Through the AOS, I not only receive diverse opportunities but also learn about many aspects and issues in ornithology all over the world.”
Lauryn Benedict | Faces of AOS
“I am glad to be part of an organization that is here for the birds, and also here for the people.”
Tatjana Washington | Faces of AOS
“I needed to find and surround myself with people who have similar passions and research interests.”
Morgan Tingley | Faces of AOS
“AOS members care so much about the society, which makes participating in AOS incredibly rewarding.”
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Kristen Ruegg | Faces of AOS
“I firmly believe that by working together as a community we can achieve our scientific and conservation goals more efficiently.”
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Amanda Rodewald | Faces of AOS
The AOS has been my “home” society since I was a graduate student. I enormously value the scientific, educational, and professional resources that AOS provides, but what is most important …
Lyn Brown | Faces of AOS
“I got involved with the AOS webinar committee because I was interested in making connections and sharing ornithology research and professional development skills with students.”
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