The GSA Science Policy Fellowship Fund supports an “in-house” fellow who works with GSA’s Director for Geoscience Policy to bring science and scientists into the policy process. The fellow acts as a science policy liaison, keeping GSA members informed, involved, and represented in national policy in areas such as research funding, energy and natural resource…
The Robert L. Maby Fund supports the Geological Society of America’s Greatest Needs.
The Penrose Medal was established in 1927 by R.A.F. Penrose, Jr., to be awarded in recognition of eminent research in pure geology, for outstanding original contributions or achievements that mark a major advance in the science of geology.
This fund provides support for all of GSA’s meetings.
The Desmond & Judy Pretorius Fund Supports the GSA Field Forums Program.
Many of GSA’s policy activities focus on increasing federal investments in geoscience research. GSA’s efforts, including congressional briefings, exhibits, meetings, testimony, and letters, are instrumental in preventing proposed legislation targeting geoscience funding from being implemented. It is imperative that GSA act on behalf of the geoscience community and engage its members in critical issues such…
The purpose of this fund is to provide financial support to authors of articles accepted for publication in the GSA open access journals that require publication fees. As of January 2018, Geosphere is 100% open access.
The Peter T. Flawn Fund is used for the benefit of the Congressional Science Fellow.
The GSAF Operating Fund provides support for the operations and activities of the GSA Foundation.
The Greatest Needs Fund provides general support to GSA and the GSA Foundation. Your gifts to this fund enable GSA to respond to urgent needs and emerging priorities that are vital to the future of geoscience and geoscientists. Unrestricted donations ensure that GSA continues to champion scientific excellence and integrity, support a thriving community, and…