- Leslie Nanninga
- Aug 29, 2023
INSIDE THIS EDITION
President's Corner
SoCal SETAC 2023 Annual Meeting Recap
Meet the Board
Molly Colvin (NIWC)
Paper Highlights
"Metagenomic Analysis of Microbial Contamination in the U.S. Portion of the Tijuana River Watershed" by Dr. Kari Sant
"Recent spatiotemporal trends of harmful algal blooms in California inland water bodies" by Dr. Ochan Otim
Student Corner
SoCal SETAC Annual Meeting Graduate Student Poster Winner: Kameron Wong
SoCal SETAC Calendar of Events
- Leslie Nanninga
- Jun 29, 2023
Please check the Job Board HERE to view new job postings!
New job posts:
Laboratory Technician (multiple positions)
City of San Diego
Aquatic Toxicologist (Staff Scientist)
Pacific EcoRisk
Mid-level and Senior Ecological Risk Consultants (multiple openings)
Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
More information can be found here.
- Leslie Nanninga
- Jun 14, 2023
Do you know somebody who has made outstanding contributions to the SoCal SETAC scientific community? If so, please consider nominating your friends, colleagues, or even yourself for one of our 5 open SoCal SETAC Board of Director positions in the following sectors:
1 STUDENT 1 PUBLIC/GOVERNMENT 1 ACADEMIC 1 PRIVATE 1 NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION (NGO)
Benefits:
Serving on the Board for the SoCal SETAC Chapter is a great way:
To meet new colleagues and get to know current colleagues better
To learn more about what’s going on in your local scientific community
Be an active part of organizing dinner/annual meetings around relevant/interesting topics
To get involved in student mentorship and awarding student grants
To articulate more about yourself and your work in the “Meet the Board” section of our quarterly SoCal SETAC Newsletter
To represent the SoCal SETAC Chapter at SETAC North America by attending chapter meetings and functions
To get involved in the future direction and governance of your SoCal SETAC chapter
For professors to diversely apply academic research in multiple aspects of environmental science and provide a bridge for their students to the SoCal scientific community
For students to learn about a variety of applications in environmental science, present their work at our Annual Meeting, network with prospective employers, gain grant proposal writing experience, and potentially be awarded a variety of SoCal SETAC Student Grants
Requirements: The continued success of our Chapter depends highly on the active participation of all Officers and Board Members. SoCal SETAC Board of Directors volunteer a term of two years beginning summer, 2023 through summer, 2025. Board responsibilities include:
Participation in monthly conference calls
Occasionally author Newsletter articles
Provide planning assistance and critical participation during our Annual Meeting / Dinner Meetings
Attendance at periodic outreach events (e.g. Earth Day and local Science Fairs)
Please consider this expected level of participation when submitting the names of candidates for open board positions.
Note: Only current SoCal SETAC Chapter members may vote during our elections. To renew your membership prior to the elections, visit our website www.socal-setac.org/membership. Nominees must provide a brief bio to be used during the election. Only current student members are eligible to vote for the student Board position. Please make sure the nominee accepts your nomination and position responsibilities before submitting their name. How to Nominate: Email the attached nomination form to barbara.orelo@enthalpy.com by Friday, June 30th.
