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EEGS Foundation Announces its 2025-2026 Student Scholarship Program.  The EEGS Foundation is offering a scholarship to students interested in pursuing a career in near-surface geophysics to help meet the challenges of the future. The application can be downloaded from the EEGS Foundation website at https://www.eegsfoundation.org/student-scholarships . Applications are due by midnight Pacific time on April 30, 2025.  

EEGS Members:  Your Foundation Needs Your Involvement!  The EEGS Foundation exists to support your profession. Your active involvement promotes the use of near surface geophysics and prepares the next generation of talent.  SAGEEP 2025/Munitions Response Meeting is scheduled for mid-April - one of the ways to get involved is to donate (and purchase!) Foundation-auctioned items.  Click here to learn more about involvement in the EEGS Foundation.

Participating in the GAINS Program?  Make Sure You're a Current Member!  As a reminder, only current members will be able to participate in the GAINS program webinars resumed as of January 29, 2025.  Join EEGS and Take Advantage of Membership Benefits through Dec. 31, 2025.

Just Published:  Latest issue of the Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics (JEEG).  

New JEEG Editor Appointed:  EEGS announces the appointment of Allen Gontz, Ph.D. as Editor-in-Chief as of January 1, 2025.

Two new events for 2025:  AEG will host its Annual Meeting and a Workshop in 2025:  Check out the Upcoming Events Calendar - lower right side of this page!

New Resource Opportunities!  EEGS announces the addition of new resources for members and visitors to the EEGS website

• New Student Resource - EEGS has added a new resource opportunity for undergraduate students: CUR!  
  Check out the latest in EEGS' focus on supporting our student members.  In addition to the upcoming SAGEEP 2024 with its numerous student-focused activities, check out another resource:  Access to the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR). 
  
  
• EEGS:  An American Geosciences Institute (AGI) Member Society
  We will be featuring links to relevant resources and announcements on this News & Recent Events page, your one-stop source of news and happenings in the geosciences community. 
  
  
• Mentoring365: 
  This free-to-use platform connects mentors and mentees from around the world at any career stage.  EEGS has joined other geophysics organizations to advance the Earth and Space Science (ESS) community by connecting participants through one-to-one and group connections. Ready to get started?  Click here.
  
  
• EEGS' virtual training course, "GAINS" (Geophysical Applications for Near Surface) is free to current EEGS members (must be a member as of January 27, 2025 to participate).  Please be advised that 2024 memberships ended on Dec. 31, 2024 and a grace period to renew is offered until January 27, 2025).  EEGS is uniquely positioned to develop this 14-week curriculum and offer it to those looking for an introduction or refresher on practical applications in engineering and environmental geophysics.  Details about joining EEGS and registering for the 2025 training modules are outlined on the GAINS web page. The topic "Structural/geologic mapping such as faults, fracture zones", originally slated for Jan. 22, 2025, has been rescheduled to March 5, 2025.
  
  EEGS Members:  Did you miss a live GAINS Presentation?  All module recordings are now available.  Learn more here (must be a member and logged in to the EEGS website to view).

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