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SCIENCE FOR SOLUTIONS AWARD COMMITTEE
Committee Members (2022-2023)
Name |
Institution |
Committee Role |
Joellen Russell |
University of Arizona |
Committee Chair |
Susan Eriksson |
Consultant |
Member |
David Hannah |
University of Birmingham |
Member |
Benjamin Zaitchik |
Johns Hopkins University |
Member |
Leah Bland |
AGU |
Staff Partner |
Committee Charge
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Key Initiatives
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1Review data from Science for Solutions Award selection processes for the past years to determine if the program is achieving AGU’s relevant goals.
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2Examine and report on program data to determine whether the number and quality of AGU Science for Solutions Award nominations are competitive.
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3Select the Science for Solutions Award recipients.
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4Recommend, implement, and evaluate strategies used to increase diversity of nomination
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5Participate in training, orientations, and workshops on associated Honors and Recognition policies and processes.
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6Understand and commit to AGU’s Conflict of Interest policy and process.
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7Provide input and recommendations to the Honors and Recognition Committee on program improvements.
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8Partner with AGU leaders and staff, as well as other societies to resolve common issues among scientific communities’ rewards and recognition programs.