Meetings, etc.
Location
AGES room: ERTH Student Lounge, Science Building (SCI) Room 240
AGES email: ages@csuchico.edu
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About the Association
The Association of Geological & Environmental Students (AGES) is a student run organization devoted to furthering student involvement, advancement, and interest in the environmental and earth processes that shape the Earth. It is our job as students to build a continuously stronger organization, one of longevity and one which will continue to flourish. The requirements of a great club need to be based with a foundation in field experience, socializing with other universities, fun competition within the department, assistance with future employment, connections to the professional world and incentives to get involved. The purpose of this club, when it comes down to it, is to learn as much as possible but to have an unbelievable amount of fun while doing so.
The club plans multiple field trips to various sites in northern California during each semester, and provides sponsorships (up to $100 per semester) for membership dues and attendance fees at professional meetings such AGU Fall Meetings, GSA and California Student Sustainability Collation. In addition AGES offers research scholarship money to active members completing independent research outside the typical class research projects. AGES also hosts the department seminar series, in which various speakers are brought in to discuss geological and environmental issues/topics.
The association also funds the Jacob O'Neill Scholarship, which is offered through the CSU Chico scholarship(opens in new window) application. The Jacob O'Neill Scholarship is $250 per semester.
Mission Statement
Our goal as an association is to provide students in Geology and Environmental Sciences the opportunity for fellowship and networking in a professional atmosphere. We accomplish this through encouraging our members to become involved with professional organizations, attend professional meetings, and attending guest speaker talks. We encourage fellowship between members through bimonthly meetings and fieldtrips based in education and recreation. We also support our members by providing financial assistance through sponsorships to those who attend professional meetings and want to become members of professional organizations.
Officers - 2023-24 Academic Year
President - Emily Everton
Vice President - Gracie Harada
Secretary - Bri Nielsen
Treasurer - Matthew Wagoner
Field Coordinator - Emily Connick
Inter-Club Council Chair - Vacant
Environmental Liaison - Adil Syed
Geology Liaison - Sabrina Lozano
“To be a professional tomorrow, act like a professional today.” -unknown