Archive for April, 2008

Apr 30 2008

Scientists and Engineers Interested in Running for Local Office

Published by ljkauf under News

The APS, together with several other science and engineering organizations, is holding a “Campaign Workshop” on May 10th, to educate those who may be interested in running for local office. More information regarding the event, including how to register, can be found at: http://elections.sefora.org

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Apr 28 2008

American Statistical Society calls for supplemental science spending

Published by SteveSekula under News

Here is another professional society calling for supplemental spending on science: “American Statistical Association Urges Funding for Science Research and Education in FY 2008 Supplemental Funding Legislation”

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Apr 27 2008

Leaders in Business, Education, Science, and Technology Support Supplemental Spending

Published by SteveSekula under News

I found this article in Forbes today. It’s about two weeks old, but it may be useful information for anyone looking to connect their own scientific work to the context of American comptetiveness. “Leading Business, Higher Education, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Organizations Call for Supplemental Funding for Critical Research and Education Priorities“ Here is [...]

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Apr 26 2008

scienceaction.org site migration

Published by sa-admin under News

Those of you who have visited scienceaction.org in the past will notice a change in the site’s appearance. In order to keep up with more modern web technologies, the site has been moved to a new software platform and given a new look. We hope that this will make it easier to post and find [...]

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Apr 26 2008

APS Encourages Members to Write to Congress about Supplemental Science Funding

Published by sa-admin under Old Action Items

The American Physical Society (APS) has an on-going letter drive calling for support of supplemental spending on science in FY08. This spending would ameliorate some of the losses in the FY08 Consolidated Appropriatons Act (omnibus bill), passed in December 2007 and signed into law by the President earlier this year. The APS letter asks for [...]

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