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audioEARTH, a new podcast from the American Geosciences Institute

Listen now to Episode 5: "Earth as Inspiration"

It's Earth Science Week, and Earth Science Education Ambassador Sally Jewell, former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, has some words of wisdom for young people interested in the geosciences. On this episode of audioEARTH, Joe and Railey speak with Sally about how geoscience impacts our daily lives, how young people can get involved with geoscience, and how Earth inspires us each and every day. Now available on iTunes and Spotify.

audioEARTH connects Earth, science and people by sharing compelling audio stories about geoscience.

Connect with AGI

Celebrate #EarthScienceWeek October 14-20!

AGI Introducing the Earth Science Week Online Toolkit!

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – For the first time this year, the American Geosciences Institute (AGI) is excited to offer the Earth Science Week Online Toolkit, just in time to celebrate Earth Science Week 2018 (October 14-20), which focuses on the theme of “Earth as Inspiration.”

As a digital complement to our popular Earth Science Week Toolkit, which annually ships to 14,000 teachers and geoscientists, the Online Toolkit provides a curated selection of materials from Earth Science Week Toolkits past and present.

The Online Toolkit currently offers over 30 classroom activities, posters, and calendars, including many of the items that shipped with this year’s Toolkit. Additionally, the Online Toolkit contains resources going back to 2015, as well as several resources that are available exclusively online. Available through the Earth Science Week website, it is easier than ever to find what you’re seeking. The Online Toolkit allows users to filter activities by Earth Science Week theme, disciplinary core idea, and even language.

Check out the Earth Science Week Online Toolkit at https://www.earthsciweek.org/online-toolkit.

Reaching over 50 million people annually, Earth Science Week has been led by AGI in cooperation with its sponsors and the geoscience community since 1998. To learn more, please visit https://www.earthsciweek.org.

Looking for even more Earth science education resources? Check out Education GeoSource, AGI’s revamped database for K-12 Earth science – containing more than 3,500 resources! Go to https://egs.americangeosciences.org.

AIPG President and Executive Director visit IGI/IAH

AIPG National President Doug Bartlett and AIPG Executive Director Aaron Johnson visiting the Institute of Geologists of Ireland (IGI) and the Irish Chapter of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) with IGI President Catherine Day.

AIPG University of Tulsa Student Chapter

The Geo Club: TU Student Chapter of AIPG made a presentation with the help of the OK-AIPG Chapter at a luncheon for Geoscience students about our club. Picture below is of the club officers with our faculty sponsor and AIPG sponsors. Submitted by Lauren Haygood, Geo Club President.

Tulsa, Oklahoma
Founded 2018
Chapter Sponsor: Robert (Bob) Gaddis, CPG
Faculty Sponsor: Winton Cornell

2018-2019 Officers
President: Lauren Haygood, SA-9086
Vice President: Abdulaziz Al-Mayouf, SA-9508
Secretary: Salim Al-Sabaai, SA-9534
Treasurer (Fall 2018): Rachel Smith, SA-9408
Treasurer (Spring 2019): Grant Morey, SA-9506

College website link: https://engineering.utulsa.edu/academics/geosciences/

Requesting articles for Student theme issue of The Professional Geologist (TPG) - January/February/March 2019

We would like your help in submitting an article for the upcoming January/February/March 2019 Student Issue of "The Professional Geologist" (TPG) that will assist our student members in knowing what to be prepared for. Your submittal can be a couple of paragraphs, a letter, an opinion piece, an article on what you are currently working on, a geologic field trip or field camp (include photos), etc.

Students are encouraged to submit articles on what they are currently working on, a geologic field trip or field camp, student chapter activities, etc. (include photos).

Articles should be submitted electronically via e-mail to aipg@aipg.org. The deadline for submitting an article is November 1, 2018.

Articles are always welcome so if you cannot make the deadline please send it in when you can.

We look forward to hearing from you.

AIPG National Headquarters

Past issues of the Student Issue are available online: http://www.aipg.org/TPGPublic

AGI Launches Education GeoSource – an Expanded Collection of Earth Science Teaching Resources

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – What's new for science educators and students heading back to school this fall? The American Geosciences Institute (AGI) is excited to launch Education GeoSource, the most comprehensive collection of Earth science educational resources available online.

Unveiled just in time to help teachers prepare for Earth Science Week (October 14-20, 2018), Education GeoSource provides Earth science educational activities, curricula, teacher professional development, education standards, virtual field trips, videos and animations, assessment materials, funding opportunities, award information, organization contacts, and additional resources.

Education GeoSource (formerly the Education Resources Network) now boasts enhanced functionality, offers more than 3,500 resources, and is growing week by week. The website makes it easier than ever to find what you’re seeking, for example, allowing users to search for activities by a given standard of the Next Generation Science Standards.

A major feature of AGI's Center for Geoscience & Society, the website's free geoscience education resources, curated from a variety of sources, are available with the click of a mouse or the tap of a finger. Join the up to 4,000 visitors a month who come to Education GeoSource to find useful resources.

To visit Education GeoSource, simply go to https://egs.americangeosciences.org. Find the geoscience education resources you're seeking, review our collections, suggest additional resources, and help us strengthen the collection!

Geoscience Currents #131: U.S. Geoscience Degrees Granted Increased Across the Board in 2016-2017

In Geoscience Currents #131, we examine the number of geoscience degrees, by type, in the United States in the academic year 2016-2017. Across all degree levels, the number of degrees awarded in the geosciences in the U.S. increased in the 2016-2017 academic year. The continued increase in bachelor’s degrees reflects the rapid increase in geoscience enrollments earlier in the decade. The number of bachelor's degrees awarded increased 15%, master’s degrees increased 13%, and doctorates increased by almost 18%. At the graduate level, the accelerated throughput likely reflects the overall growth of enrollments at the bachelor's level propagating through the system. It may also reflect students who continued their education when hiring slowed during the most recent downturn in the energy industry.
Please visit the Geoscience Currents webpage for more information.

Geoscience Currents #130: Enrollment of undergraduate and graduate geoscience students in the United States in the 2016-2017 academic year
Enrollments in U.S. geoscience programs remained relatively steady during the 2016-2017 academic year. Undergraduate enrollments have not substantially changed since 2012. However, a growing percentage of those undergraduate enrollments are in online degree programs, which have been offsetting enrollment declines particularly seen in private 4-year colleges and regional state universities. Following national trends observed across STEM fields in the past couple of years, geoscience graduate enrollment levels have declined 8%. Please visit the Geoscience Currents webpage for more information.

audioEARTH, a new podcast from the American Geosciences Institute

Listen now to Episode 4: "Ice and Fire"

In this episode of audioEARTH, Joe and Railey speak with Max Van Wyk de Vries, who recently discovered a new volcanic province hidden beneath the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. Listen to find out how Max discovered these volcanoes and the implications of this new discovery. And stay tuned for a sneak peek at Education GeoSource – a curated database of earth science teaching resources – with our very own Celia Thomas! Now available on iTunes and Spotify.

AIPG Student Poster Winners

The AIPG Student Poster Winners at the AIPG 2018 National Annual Conference:

1st Place $600 - Graduate: Hasan Al-Saedi, SA, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO - Cost-Effective Enhanced Heavy Oil Recovery by Different Aqueous Ionic Solutions: Alternative Study of High Energy Cost Methods.
2nd Place $200 - Graduate: Tadsuda Taksavasu, SA, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO - Microtextural Characteristics of Colloform-Banded Epithermal Veins from the Buckskin National Gold-Silver Deposit, Northern Nevada.
1st Place $500 - Undergraduate: Austin Fellmy, SA, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI - Trace Element Analysis of Quartzite Clasts from Sespe Formation and Source Rocks from Southeast California and Central Arizona.
2nd Place $200 - Undergraduate: Jeneane Barber, SA, Metropolitan State University of Denver, Centennial, CO - Sand and Sage - A Match Made in Wyoming
Special Recognition $50 - Undergraduate: Brigitte Petras, SA, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH - The Characterization, Composition, and Weathering of the Kasota Stone of the Cathedral of Saint Columba.

Hasan Al-Saedi and Aaron Johnson

Tadsuda Taksavasu and Aaron Johnson

Austin Fellmy

Jeneane Barber and Aaron Johnson

Brigitte Petras and Aaron Johnson

AIPG 2019 National Officers

Todd McFarland, Amy Hoaksema, Nancy Wolverson, Keri Nutter, Colin Flaherty, Doug Bartlett, John Berry, Anne Murray, Shanna Schmitt,
and Steve Baker. Not present in photo: Matt Rhoades, Erica Stevenson, and Brandy Barnes.

AIPG 2019 National President-Elect (AIPG 2020 National President) - J. Todd McFarland, CPG-11348, Tennessee Section
AIPG 2019 National Vice President (Term of Office 2019) - Nancy J. Wolverson, CPG-11048, Nevada Section
AIPG 2019 National Treasurer (Term of Office 2019-2020) - Matthew J. Rhoades, CPG-07837, Colorado Section
AIPG 2019 National Editor (Term of Office 2019-2020) - John L. Berry, CPG-04032, Texas Section
Young Professional (Term of Office 2019-20) - Erica L. Stevenson, YP-0238, Michigan Section
The incumbent AIPG 2019 National Officers
AIPG National President - Keri A. Nutter, CPG-11579, Alaska Section
AIPG National Past-President - R. Douglas Bartlett, CPG-08433, Arizona Section
AIPG National Secretary - Anne Murray, CPG-11645, Florida Section
Young Professional - Brandy Barnes, YP-0195, Carolinas Section

Advisory Board Representative Elected at the AIPG National Conference on September 8, 2018
Advisory Board Representative - Steve Baker, MEM-2353, California Section
Advisory Board Representative - Colin Flaherty, CPG-11465, Ohio Section
Advisory Board Representative - Amy Hoeksema, CPG-08902, Michigan Section
Advisory Board Representative - Shanna Schmitt, CPG-11781, Minnesota Section

EAGE/EFG photo contest 2018: vote now for your favourite photo! (8/31/18)

More than 160 entries have been submitted for this year’s edition of the EAGE/EFG photo contest ‘Geoscientists at work’. Following an internal quality check, the public can now vote on the Top12 photos. Have a look and cast your vote online via https://prod.eage.org/en/photo-contest.

EFG is hiring a Project Officer (8/31/18)

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) seeks to appoint a full time (38 hours/week) Project Officer to provide support on project management. The Project Officer will work under the supervision of the Executive Director and will participate in the day-to-day functioning of the Brussels Office, including administrative and secretarial duties. The Project Officer will be based in Brussels and needs to be available to travel in case it is required. A University degree in Geology, Social Sciences, Economics, European Studies or equivalent is required. Working experience in the field of project management and Horizon 2020 projects is expected, and knowledge of geoscientific topics and of the EU functioning are considered as an asset. Are you interested? Please find more information and how to apply here.

2018 PRESIDENTIAL CERTIFICATE OF MERIT RECIPIENTS

Each year, the President of the American Institute of Professional Geologists may award one or more certificates of merit to individuals who, through dedicated and meritorious service, have made an outstanding contribution to the Institute. The award, the Presidential Certificate of Merit, is announced and presented at the Annual Meeting.

Lawrence M. Austin, CPG-5181
For his peerless work as Chair of the National
Screening Committee.

Cathy L. Duran, AIPG Professional Services Manager
For outstanding service coordinating AIPG conferences and seminars.

Helen V. Hickman, CPG-7535
For unwavering service to the Florida Section and
determined efforts to preserve the working
rights of Geologists in the State.

Christine F. Lilek, CPG-10195
For superb efforts on behalf of the Wisconsin
Section and service to the Profession.

Anne M. Murray, CPG-11645
For untiring commitment to the Florida Section
and determined efforts to preserve the working
rights of Geologists in the State.

Shanna A. Schmitt, CPG-11781
For tireless efforts on behalf of the Minnesota
Section and service to the Profession.

John M. Stewart, CPG-11115
For exemplary leadership on the National Executive
Committee and in the Carolinas Section.

Michael J. Urban, MEM-1910
For providing excellent content on the Educator’s
Page in TPG.

National Council of State Legislators Conference

The representatives of the American Geosciences Consortium at the NCSL meeting held in Las Angeles, California on July 29 - August 1, 2018.

From left to right: Cassy Rose, AGI; Aaron Johnson, AIPG; Bill Godwin, AEG; Kasey White, GSA; Erik Frost, California Geological Survey; and Brian Olson, California Geological Survey.

Invitation from The Professional Geologist (TPG)

TPG is AIPG's quarterly journal and is in need of technical articles (which will be peer-reviewed), articles about aspects of professional geological practice, section and other news of interest, anecdotes of fun or fear in the field, and commentary to stimulate discussion. You are invited to take the opportunity to publically express your point of view or explain work products related to the science, practice, and regulation of the profession of geology.
Please consider submitting a thought-provoking or informative article relating to your chosen profession or to the political issues that affect our profession. Send articles to aipg@aipg.org. Past issues of TPG are available online - http://aipg.org/TPGPublic.

American Institute of Professional Geologists Partners with European Federation of Geologists to Enhance Continuing Education for Members

The American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) and the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) have agreed to mutually recognize continuing education units (CEUs). This arrangement allows European Geologist (EurGeol) title holders and AIPG Certified Professional Geologists (CPGs) to seek CEUs from either organization, significantly expanding the course offerings to both groups.
Through this agreement, EurGeols may now benefit from additional pathways to the completion of their annual requirements, most notably the Geoscience Online Learning Initiative (GOLI), a collaboration between AIPG and the American Geosciences Institute (AGI). Through GOLI, AGI provides a platform for a growing library of webinars and on-demand courses, all of which are eligible for CEUs awarded by AIPG.
The AIPG-EFG agreement also works in reverse: CPGs can fulfil their CEU requirements by enrolling in EurGeol courses, and CPGs that are based in Europe can now more easily complete the renewal requirements while remaining abroad.
AGI's Director of Communications and Technology, Dr. Christopher M. Keane, applauded the new agreement: "We are excited that AIPG and EFG have partnered to provide continuing education opportunities to an increasing number of professional geoscientists around the world. GOLI will be a critical part of this agreement, and this signifies that online learning is an exciting frontier for the geoscience community."

About AIPG - The American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG), founded in 1963, is the largest association dedicated to promoting geology as a profession. Learn more at www.aipg.org.

About EFG - The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) is a non-governmental, professional organisation with 26 national association members that aims to contribute to a safer and more sustainable use of the natural environment through the promotion of excellence in the application of geology and the creation of public awareness of the importance of geoscience for society. Learn more at https://eurogeologists.eu.

About AGI - The American Geosciences Institute (AGI) is a nonprofit federation of 52 scientific and professional associations that represents more than 260,000 geoscientists. Founded in 1948, AGI provides information services to geoscientists, serves as a voice of shared interests in the profession, plays a major role in strengthening geoscience education, and strives to increase public awareness of the vital role the geosciences play in society's use of resources, resiliency to natural hazards, and interaction with the environment.

AIPG 2018 Student Chapter of the Year Award - Columbus State University

AIPG 2018 Student Chapter of the Year Award winner is Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. Congratulations! Photo: from left to right Coral Torres (Treasurer 2017-2019), Brittany Plyler (VP 2018-2019), Hays slaughter (SGE Representative 2018-19), Ron Wallace, Chance Seckinger (VP 2017-18), and Austin Caughey (President 2017-2019).

The purpose of the AIPG Student Chapter of the Year Award is to recognize the most outstanding student chapter for their participation in, and contribution to, the American Institute of Professional Geologists. The award will consist of a plaque to be presented to the student chapter, a certificate to each of the officers of the chapter at the time of their submittal, a $500.00 award for the chapter, and a trip for one member of the winning student chapter to the annual AIPG conference and executive meetings. The student that attends the annual meeting will observe the organization and functions of AIPG and participate in the executive board meeting.

AIPG President and Executive Director attend EFG in Turkey

Doug Bartlett Aaron Johnson (fourth in row)

Doug Bartlett (National AIPG President) and Aaron Johnson (AIPG Executive Director) attended the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) meeting held from May 14 to 20, 2018, in Cesme-Izmir, Turkey. The conference was titled “Epithermal Gold Deposits of Western Anatolia, Turkey” and included two field trips and a day of talks regarding Turkey’s gold mining industry. One of the field trips went to the Biga Peninsula and included a visit to several epithermal gold deposits, and a trip to the ancient ruins of Troy and Pergamon. The second field trip was to the Efemcukuru Gold mine near Izmir where several attendees including Mr. Bartlett were given an underground tour of this state-of-the-art mining operation. EFG members also met to discuss various issues relevant to the EFG and the profession of geology. Mr. Johnson participated in a panel discussion regarding challenges and opportunities for the future of gold mining in Turkey and Mr. Bartlett gave EFG members a brief overview of issues of importance to AIPG. Of note, the EFG is adopting aspects of AIPG’s continuing professional development model. The conference was attended by about 40 geologists from all over Europe.

EFG officially recognises CPD training within the AGI/AIPG Geoscience Online Learning Initiative GOLI

EFG now officially recognises, within its own CPD system, the points (CEUs) awarded via the AGI/AIPG Geoscience Online Learning Initiative GOLI. GOLI offers indeed a variety of courses that are pertinent for people outside the United States and can provide you with an additional opportunity to fulfil your annual CPD requirements. In exchange for this now officialised recognition by EFG, the course providers offer the same registration conditions to European Geologist title holders as to Competent Persons registered with the AIPG. The next GOLI webinar “Geoscience Ethics Case Histories: Conflicts of Interest #1” will take place on 31 May 2018 at 1:00 PM EDT. Participants will earn 0.1 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attending this 1-hour event. The webinar will feature a panel of experts who will discuss the ethics behind conflicts of interest in the geosciences.

AIPG Coffee Mugs

AIPG White Ceramic Mug - 11 oz. with your choice of designs and handle color. Colorful AIPG logo on reverse side of each.
Available Designs: Drill Rig, Ore Car, Colored Map, Brunton Compass, Gneiss Quote

Available Colors: Orange, Pink, Black, Yellow, Green, Blue, Red, White

White handle: Member Price $17.00 | Non-Member $18.50
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Order from the AIPG Store online or call the office at 303-412-6205.

Foundation of the AIPG
Spring Campaign for Donations to Support AIPG Student Scholarships

The Foundation of the American Institute of Professional Geologists (Foundation) supports a variety of programs of the American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG), including student scholarships and educational programs for undergraduate and graduate level students majoring in the geosciences.

Applications for the scholarships have been received at AIPG headquarters and are being reviewed by the Education Committee. In anticipation of awarding scholarships in May 2018, the Foundation is making a request for donations to increase the support level we may offer to student scholarships. We are also seeking donations for additional support of workshops and similar programs for students and Young Professionals at the national annual meeting and other events.

Please consider a donation to the Foundation. We ask you to consider supporting the Foundation with a monetary contribution to be used for any of the Foundation programs. The Foundation relies on the support of generous donors. Any amount is appreciated. The Foundation is proud to be able to serve AIPG and the geosciences by providing financial support for these programs.

Information about donations is on the Foundation web page of the AIPG web site http://aipg.org/foundation. You may donate on-line or send your donation check by mail to:
Foundation of the AIPG
1333 W. 120th Avenue, Suite 211
Westminster, CO 80234-2710

If you have any questions or comments about the Foundation, please contact me for additional information.

Barbara Murphy CPG
Chairperson, Foundation of the American Institute of Professional Geologists
480-659-7131 office phone
bmurphy@clearcreekassociates.com

The Foundation of the American Institute of Professional Geologists is a 501(c) (3) organization.
Contributions are tax deductible.

Oil Rig and Earth is Our Coloring Book T-Shirts

The AIPG Store has two new shirts available - order online - $17 for AIPG Members or $19 for Non-Members (includes S&H).

Keeping track of CPD hours

The Texas Board of Professional Geologists’ (TBPG) summer newsletter contained a note, “Continuing Education is Simple.” If is if you “keep your records of continuing education current, as you may be selected for audit. … It's a lot easier to keep your records current than to scramble to update them after you receive the audit notice!” The easiest way to keep a current CPD record is to create and use a simple tabular record in OneNote™ or Evernote™. OneNote is part of Microsoft Office and Evernote is a free program. Both work on PCs and Macs, on your smart phone, your tablets, etc. The programs automatically synchronize the data between all your devices that you setup the program to work on, your home computer, your office computer, etc. As you complete a CPD activity, record it in a simple table with columns for date, hours, and activity description. If you have this basic data, completing a CPD reporting form for any organization requiring CPD is easy. You have the basic data. As you get in the habit of using one of these programs, which are great for lots of things, you’ll realize that you are recording more and more CPD activities. These programs are also great for keeping lists of your prescriptions, your travel cards (motel/hotel, car rental, airline, etc.), simple reminders of ideas or to-do lists. Keeping an up-to-date activity log will make filling out the CPD reporting log for a CPD audit easy when you receive an audit notice; it will be nothing like an IRS audit.

The TBPG’s note also states, “Interestingly, many of our licensees don't realize just how many things can count toward continuing education. We don't require formal (and expensive courses). You can include things like professional society meetings that have a technical presentation, online courses and tutorials, teaching a course or short course, and we allow up to 5 hours of self-study per year. For your ethics, TBPG has an online ethics presentation on our website, and we count review/study of ANY rules or regulations to which you are subject as part of your profession. For example, if you need to review the regulations for underground storage tanks for your job, put that on your continuing education program activity log and count it as your 1 hour of ethics for the year!” Although the Texas CPD requirements differ from AIPG’s, the TBPG’s note is right. Keep a current log as you do things and watch the CPD activity hours add up.

An article on AIPG’s revised CPD program will be in the Jul/Aug/Sep Professional Geologist.

David

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David M. Abbott, Jr., CPG
Consulting Geologist LLC
dmageol@msn.com

AIPG Continuing Professonal Development (CPD) Program - Revised

AIPG CPD Program Files

Participants in the old AIPG CPD program - click on link below to open and retrieve your records.

AIPG Members - click here to open your record or to create a record to track your continuing education and professional development activities.

Your login is your email.

Your password is your AIPG number (example: CPG-0000 or MEM-0000).

Geoscience in Your State
How does geoscience affect your state?

The AGI Geoscience Policy team created State Geoscience Information factsheets to inform geoscientists and decision makers on how geoscience impacts their state. These factsheets highlight geoscience areas including, employment, water, minerals, energy and hazards in each state. They also demonstrate how federal research agencies, such as the National Science Foundation, U.S. Geological Survey, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration contribute beneficial geoscience information to each state. If you have any questions on our state factsheets, please contact us at govt@americangeosciences.org
https://www.americangeosciences.org/policy/factsheet/states

NEW! Brunton Compass and Ore Car T-Shirt

The AIPG Store has a new shirt available with the Brunton Compass on the front - online store
$17 for AIPG Members or $19 for Non-Members (includes S&H).

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Geoscience Policy Monthly Review

The Monthly Review is part of a continuing effort to improve communications about the role of geoscience in policy.
Current and archived monthly reviews are available online. Subscribe to receive the Monthly Review directly.

AIPG Mentors and Mentees Program

Wanting to become a mentor or mentee? Log into you account and select "My Information" and place a checkmark in the Mentor or Mentee box or email us at aipg@aipg.org.
Students are encouraged to update their profile to include specialty codes since the majority of students have the specialty codes empty. Login and click on "My Information" to update.

NOTE: If you selected "Do Not Publish Info Online" on your profile your name will not show up in the search. You will need to update your profile under "My Information" to remove the check mark.

The Membership Directory is not to be disturbed or copied. It is intended to be a networking source for AIPG members only. AIPG Bylaws, Code of Ethics, and Policies apply to using the online directory.

Volunteer to Become an AIPG Associate Editor

Articles submitted for The Professional Geologist are reviewed by at least two associated editors before printed. AIPG Members that are interested in becoming an Associate Editor can fill out the required questionnaire. The questionnaire is in pdf format and can be filled out using the Adobe Reader hand tool. After you have filled out the questionnaire save it and email it to aipg@aipg.org.

Associate Editor Questionnaire

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