
Annual Meeting Program Committee
Annual Meeting Program Committee members (by section)
Guido Cervone
Pennsylvania State University
Chair, Annual Meeting Program Committee
Nicole Oliphant
American Geophysical Union
Director, Scientific Programs, Meetings
Atmospheric and Space Electricity
Eric Bruning
Texas Tech University
Ivana Kolmasova
Czech Academy of Sciences
Atmospheric Sciences
Valentina Aquila
American University
Kelley Barsanti
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Melinda Berman
University of Illinois
Jason English
NOAA
Ruben Delgado
Hampton University
Kathryn Moore
Colorado State University Fort Collins
Kristen Rasmussen
Colorado State University Fort Collins
Biogeosciences
Kristina Bartowitz
American Forests
Min Chen
University of Wisconsin
Liang Guopeng
Yale University
Forrest Hoffman
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Yang Song
University of Arizona
Cryosphere Sciences
David Clemens-Sewall
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Roger Creel
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Emilio Mateo
Aspen Global Change Institute
Jessica Mejia
Syracuse University
Mark Raleigh
Oregon State University
Kiya Riverman
University of Portland
Ryan Venturelli
Colorado School of Mines
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes
Suzanne Anderson
University of Colorado Boulder
Eric Barefoot
University of California, Riverside
Sarah Baumgardner
Chevron ETC
Joanmarie Del Vecchio
College of William and Mary
Kimberly Huppert
CUNY City College of New York
Ajay Limaye
University of Virginia
Claire Masteller
Washington University in St Louis
Colin Phillips
Utah State University
Kyle Straub
Tulane University of Louisiana
Education
Global Environmental Change
David Cairns
Texas A&M University College Station
Ben Kravitz
Indiana University Bloomington
Erwan Monier
University of California Davis
Geodesy
Eric Lindsey
University of New Mexico Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Walter Szeliga
CWU
GeoHealth
Amanda Hoffman-Hall
Eckerd College
Moiz Usmani
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism, and Electromagnetism
Maggie Avery
USGS
Hydrology
Ruby Fu
California Institute of Technology
Hatim Geli
New Mexico State University
Viviana Maggioni
George Mason University Fairfax
Vimal Mishra
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Xiaonon Tai
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Firat Testik
University of Texas at San Antonio
Informatics
Rebecca Farrington
AuScope Ltd
Ranjay Shrestha
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Debjani Singh
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Mineral and Rock Physics
Yuval Boneh
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Hsu Han
National Central University
Baptiste Journaux
University of Washington
Natural Hazards
Vesta Afzali Gorooh
University of California, San Diego
Carmon Nimrod
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Near-surface Geophysics
Sebastian Uhlemann
University of Bremen
Nonlinear Geophysics
Steven Fletcher
Colorado State University
Brad Weir
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Ocean Sciences
Randie Bundy
University of Washington
Robert Chant
Rutgers University New Brunswick
Emily Eidam
Oregon State University
Angelicque White
University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology
Tyler Huth
Washington University in St. Louis
Christopher Kinsley
Berkeley Geochronology Center
Yi Wang
Tulane University of Louisiana
Planetary Sciences
Kerri Donaldson Hanna
University of Central Florida
Cesare Grava
Southwest Research Institute
Gerald (Wes) Patterson
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Science and Society
Shenyue Jia
Miami University Oxford
Julian Reyes
Bureau of Land Management
Study of the Earth's Deep Interior
Bethany Chidester
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Neala Creasy
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Kim Doyeon
Imperial College London
Seismology
William Frank
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Helen Janiszewski
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Shihao Yuan
Victoria University of Wellington
Space Physics and Aeronomy
Eduardo Perez Macho
National Institute of Space Research, Brazil
SPA
Scott England
Virginia Tech
SPA - Aeronomy
Weichao Tu
West Virginia University
SPA - Magnetospheric Physics
Hazel Bain
University of Colorado Boulder
SPA - Solar and Heliospheric Physics
Tectonophysics
Sylvain Barbot
University of Southern California
Josie Nevitt
USGS Earthquake Science Center
Hiroke Sone
University of Wisconsin Madison
Union
Guido Cervone
Pennsylvania State University
Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology
Benjamin Andrews
Smithsonian Institution
Sujoy Mukhopadhyay
Arizona State University
Madison Myers
Montana State University
Tyrone Rooney
Michigan State University
Annual Meeting Program Committee charge
The Annual Meeting Program Committee is responsible for developing and organizing the entire scientific program. The committee members, under the direction of the Annual Meeting Program Committee chair, are essential to implementing strategies that achieve the AGU Board’s objectives to create innovative and impactful scientific meetings and to develop a dynamic program for the AGU Annual Meeting.

Obligations of the Program Committee
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1They will give unbiased consideration to all session proposals and abstracts submitted to AGU meetings.
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2They will judge each session proposal and abstract on merit without regard to race, gender, religious belief, ethnic origin, citizenship, or political philosophy of the convener(s) and/or author(s).
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3The committee has the authority to accept or reject a session proposal or abstract on the basis of scientific merit or suggest modifications for consideration.
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4An individual committee member will confer with other committee members, including the chair, to evaluate decisions to reject a session or abstract. The program committee is obligated to provide a reason to support modifications or suggestions.
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5The program committee and meetings staff will not disclose any information about a session proposal or abstract under consideration to anyone other than session conveners or abstract submitters.
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6The committee will respect the intellectual independence of session conveners and abstract submitters.
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7The program committee will avoid situations of conflicts of interest. Conflicts include: handling submissions from current and former students, colleagues with whom the committee member has recently collaborated, and those at the same institution.
