PEWS, WSN and Sociology people:
I am forwarding below a message about membership in the Environment
and Technology section of the American Sociological Association. I hope
PEWS, WSN and Sociology Department(s) people with be interested because E+T
is an excellent section of ASA and well worth it. STUDENTS especially note
the free membership offer below.
Timmons Roberts
Asst. Prof. Tulane Sociology
>From: gguagnan@gmu.edu (Greg Guagnano)
>To: ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY <envtecsoc@csf.colorado.edu>
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> NOW WOULD BE A GREAT TIME!
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>The American Sociological Association is about to begin the process of
>allocating sessions for the 1997 meetings in Toronto. The most important
>factor in session allocation is section membership. For the Section on
>Environment and Technology, the number of members is SLIGHTLY below the
>amount needed to maintain our current allocation of three sessions. So
>now would be a great time to join! If you have never been a member, have
>let your membership expire or are currently an ASA member but not a member
>of our section, we can use your support.
>
>The membership process is easier than ever. You can obtain a membership
>form by visiting the ASA home page (http://www.asanet.org) or by having a
>copy faxed to you using the ASA fax on demand (Phone 888-395-1037 and
>request document number 210). Or you can call ASA at 202-833-3410
>(ext. 389) to receive a copy in the mail.
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>If you are a STUDENT and are joining for the first time, the membership
>deal is even better. ASA will subsidize $5 of the $34 membership fee, and
>your membership fee for the Section on Environment and Technology is free.
>So for $29, you become a member of ASA and our section. Simply include a
>statement with your membership application indicating that you want to take
>advantage of this offer.
>
>Please join now and join often, pass along this message, and sponsor your
students and friends.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Greg Guagnano
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>Dr. Gregory A. Guagnano
> Director, Northern Virginia Survey Research Laboratory
> Associate Professor, Department of Sociology & Anthropology
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> George Mason University
> Fairfax, Virginia 22030-4444
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> Phone: (703) 993-1445
> Fax: (703) 993-1446
> Lab phone: (703) 993-2993
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> IP: Gguagnan@gmu.edu
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