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Fact Sheet 2008–3013

In Service to the Nation—The Geology Scientist Emeritus Program

Introduction

Thumbnail of and link to report PDF (5.3 MB)The Geology Scientist Emeritus Program of the U.S. Geological Survey was established in 1986 as part of the Bureau's Volunteer for Science Program. The purpose of the Scientist Emeritus (SE) Program is to help support retired USGS senior scientists as they volunteer their expertise, intellect, and creativity in efforts that allow them to remain active in the geoscience community, enhance the program activities of the Geology Discipline, and serve the public.
      The SE Program is open to all scientists and technical experts who have demonstrated leadership qualities and contributed to the goals of the USGS during a productive career. As long as the individual applying has been a scientist or technical expert, he or she may be considered for the SE Program, regardless of their previous position with the USGS.

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Posted August 2008


Suggested citation:

Adrian, B.M., Bybell, L.M., and Brady, S.R., 2008, In service to the Nation—The Geology Scientist Emeritus Program: U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet 2008–3013, one sheet.



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