Welcome to @geosociety #GSA2022, friends of #geochronology! Stop by booth 3024 starting this evening! Want to hang out? Sign up for a shift at the booth! Want to hear what the division hsa been up to? Come to the meeting + reception on Tues! All welcome! https://t.co/8kQyjgrt9R

Visit GSA’s Geochronology Division at GSA Connects 2023 in the GSA Headquarters Pavilion at Booth #6. Unearth your potential with GSA Divisions at #GSA2023 Register now: https://t.co/WkncTZ2cn8 #GSA2023 #Geoscience #Geology #EarthScience #Geochronology #GeologicTime @GSAgeochron

📣📣Virtual meetup for students📣📣 SAC is hosting a pre- #GSA2023 social hour on Sept. 29th, come and make friends or simply connect with other students before the meeting! Register here: https://t.co/CxOrP8UwZs @geosocietyofchi

Don't forget to sign up for this poster prep session! #GSA2023 is right around the corner ⚒️ This event is open to students from all divisions! @GSA_SAC @PlanetaryGSA @GSAgeochron @GSAHydrogeology @GSA_SGT @GeoarchGSA @GSA_GnS

Join us for a GSA Short Course on how to build a “digital crust.” Earn Continuing Education Units & gain new digital geoscience tools. Only $60 for professionals & $20 for students. Prices increase 14 Sept., register now: https://t.co/wSNtjN95Bh @gsageoinfo @GSA_SGT @GSAgeochron

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The session will be by ZOOM and will be recorded, posted on the website, and available for review afterwards: (please DM for link information)

We will be holding an information session about AGeS-DiG on Tues August 29, 2023 at 11-12 am Mountain Time to explain the program and answer questions as proposals are contemplated and prepared. Previous AGeS-DiG awardees will discuss their experiences.

AGeS labs are eligible to apply directly for this funding and may otherwise be engaged in DiG proposals, but it is not a requirement that a lab be involved in DiG projects.

(e.g., accredited colleges and universities, government agencies, national labs, other non-profit academic research institutions), including by those at the senior, postdoctoral scientist, and graduate levels. In addition to the lead-PI, a co-PI may be included on the proposal.

(including undergraduate and community college) who have not historically had equal access to geochronology resources. AGeS-DiG plans to make 7-10 awards in 2023. Proposals can be submitted by scientists anywhere in the U.S.

The next AGeS-DiG (Diversity in Geochronology) Program deadline is Oct 1, 2023. AGeS-DiG provides up to $18,000 (no overhead) of support for scientists to engage, train, and educate minoritized student groups at any level AGeS3 Website:

The next AGeS-DiG (Diversity in Geochronology) Program deadline is Oct 1, 2023. AGeS-DiG provides support for scientists to engage, train, and educate minoritized student groups at any level. Additional program details and Aug. 29 Info Session details: https://t.co/szXcFdVIzh.

Please send your nominations with contact information of the individual to: dutton3@wisc.edu

Second vice-chair (this is a 4-year commitment as this person will rotate to First vice-chair, Chair, and then Past Chair in the following years) Diversity Coordinator (3-year term) Student Representative (2-year term)

We are soliciting nominations (including self-nominations!) for the following positions on the Division board this year :

2.2 You will be requested to provide: *A one-page explanation of your professional goals *Your CV *The title and abstract you intend to submit to the GRC and/or GRS. You may submit the same or different posters to the two conferences.

2.1 please fill out this Google Form by March 31. To be considered for NSF funding to the 2023 Geochronology Gordon Research Conference https://t.co/nagvCzgwOn

2. NSF Funding: Funding is available to cover registration fees (including lodging and meals) for a limited number of students and early career participants. There are no geographic restrictions on eligibility. You may apply for these funds in addition to the CSURM.

1.Carl Storm Underrepresented Minority Fellowship: Graduate students, post doc, faculty, or research scientist, U.S. Citizen or permanent resident with a "Green Card", Currently working at any U.S. institution., Must be your first GRC.

Two funding opportunities student and early career scientists to attend the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) (August 13-18, 2023) on Geochronology and Gordon Research Seminar (August 12-13, 2023) in Mount Snow, Vermont