Member benefits

• Conferences – Annual Meetings and Specialty Conferences provide value to members through access to technical knowledge and continuing education classes.
• Networking opportunities are available locally and nationally, at Section meetings and at national conferences. With over 3,000 members, AEG provides you with access to a wide network of Environmental and Engineering geology professionals.
• Publications –  AEG NEWS, the Environmental & Engineering Geoscience Journal, and the AEG Insider offer relevant geoscience information, updates on AEG activities and engaging scientific interest stories.

     AEG is looking for motivated members to volunteer for a brand new position at your local Section. The Visiting Professional Liaison will help advance AEG's strategic plan by facilitating the Visiting Professional Program within their section with the support of AEG national committees. Responsibilities of the VP Liaison will include:

• Coordinate with VP volunteers and venues to schedule presentations
• Maintain records of Section VP volunteers and help recruit new volunteers
• Promote VPP to potential new venues

     This position is OPEN TO ALL members.
     It's a great opportunity for student and young professional members, as it presents a unique opportunity for networking and involvement!
     If you are interested in becoming a VP Liaison, or would just like more information, please contact Serin Bussell and include "VP Liaison" in the subject line.

Around the World in a Minute...

• Massive dust storms hit southeast Colorado, evoking "Dirty Thirties"
• The deepest cave in the UK
• Pavlof volcano sends ash to 19,000 feet
• Rare earth elements in Alaska
• First geothermal power plant in Canada
• Roadside geology guides available
• Legislation to advance research to mitigate the impact of natural disasters reintroduced
• Land subsidence in Arizona
• NSF Transitioning Veterans to Engineering-Related Careers report
• Slow landslide tearing houses apart
• Mount St. Helens' deadly eruption 33 years ago changed landscape
• Rio Grande Rift: From Tectonics to Groundwater, North to South
• Google Earth Engine uses satellite images to document landscape changes
• Mystery of 'eternal flames' studied
• Geologists claim to have found lost continent of Atlantis
• One by one, homes in Calif. subdivision sinking
• City sues residents over landslide
• Tracking geothermal energy sources

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