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    2010 Special Membership Meeting Minutes

    FEB. 20, 2010 SAN DIEGO, CA.

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  • 2010 NASW Travel Fellows at AAAS

    2010 Travel fellows at AAAS

    NASW awarded travel grants to 10 undergraduates interested in science writing to attend the AAAS meeting in San Diego Feb. 18-22. The fellows reported on some of the scientific sessions that they find most interesting and newsworthy. You can read their reports here.

  • Reminder of NASW special meeting

    Join us Saturday, Feb. 20, 2010, at 4 p.m. in Room 8 of the San Diego Convention Center (San Diego, CA) to vote on proposed bylaw changes. Please note two changes from what appears in ScienceWriters: The room has changed, and the resolution has changed. See the details here. All members are welcome, but students may not vote. If you cannot attend in person, issue your proxy online here by Monday, Feb. 15.

  • Dues are due

    Have you paid your 2010 dues? If you're not sure, check here. The last day to renew without a late fee is January 31. Log on here to renew quickly and securely today. Thank you to everyone who has renewed since the first e-invoices went out in early November.

  • Get involved with ScienceWriters 2010

    NASW workshops will be held in New Haven, CT, on Nov. 5-6 and part of ScienceWriters 2010. We will be celebrating NASW's 75th anniversary, and CASW's 50th, with serious talk about the craft and future of science writing, and serious fun. The workshops program is created by NASW members. By participating in the planning process, you can make sure that the sessions meet your needs, whether that's for hands-on training, pitching nationally known editors, honing your writing chops, or world-class schmoozing. You can get involved by volunteering for the workshop committee, or by submitting a session proposal. Details

  • Time to vote on the bylaws. Again.

    For those of you who do not subscribe to NASW-Talk, there has been much discussion of the proposed bylaw revisions. That discussion led members to carry out a successful petition drive to change the available choices about bylaw revisions to be considered at the February 20 special meeting in San Diego. If you have already submitted your proxy online, you will need to VOTE AGAIN as we have cleared the system.

  • NASW bylaw revisions: Frequently asked questions

    For those of you who do not subscribe to NASW-talk, there has been much discussion of the proposed bylaw revisions. That discussion led members to carry out a successful petition drive to change the available choices about bylaw revisions to be considered at the February 20 special meeting in San Diego. As you read and consider your vote, we hope you will find this FAQ helpful.

  • NASW career grants, Round 2

    Given the overwhelming response to our first round of Career Grants last summer, the National Association of Science Writers is embarking upon two more rounds to disburse another $50,000 worth of professional development funds this year. Instructions for the winter round, with a due date of February 2 and disbursement of funds in March, are below. The next round will occur in late spring.

  • Details on bylaw changes in new ScienceWriters

    A pre-print PDF of the Winter ScienceWriters issue is available in full here to aid in members' discussions of the proposed bylaw changes. The minutes of the 2009 membership meeting are on page 16. The President's letter delving into the rationale for the upcoming bylaws is on page 14, and the proposed updates begin on page 18.

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    2009 Membership Meeting Minutes

    OCT. 17, 2009 AUSTIN, TEXAS

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