Get 20M+ Full-Text Papers For Less Than $1.50/day. Start a 7-Day Trial for You or Your Team.

Learn More →

Sustaining Associates

Sustaining Associates Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/ae/article/12/3/i/209487 by DeepDyve user on 24 October 2020 J. Everett Buaaart Memorial Award. Your 1966 nomi- nation should have been in the mail before you read this I Buu.ETIN Tear Sbeet.. There are three tear sheets in the back of the of this issue. Please note these. In each case the lower half of the page is the part to be tom out and mailed. ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY Please note in particular "ESA Service Volunteers." OF AMERICA Ken•• a Index.. The three-year traditional revision of R. H. NeJ.on, EJitor this most useful compilation appears in this issue. Order Ralph W. BIUlDo Mm..,i", Editor your reprints from the ESA office. Printed quarterly on the l,th of March, June, Inaecticide Standard.. This list has been revised and September and o.c.mber, in the int__ of pro- updated for this issue of the BULLETIN.Please see the f-wnaI entomolotrf, by the Society at list for ordering instructions. '31 W. Pratt Street. Baltimore, Mel. 21201 Letteu to the Editor. See page 61 of the March 1966 BULLETINand note the alpha letter in this issue. Brief- Terma of IU&ec:ripuon:Non·member. in North ness, clarity and timeliness are required. Available space America and U. S. P~ioDi .'.00 per year; will have a bearing on the printing of letters. aUewhere.,.50. Sinale copiee 11.2', NECROLOGY "dJr~1I .u corr~lpo"Jmc. to CoU~,~Park. Bruce, Wedey G. 73. Veterinary entomologist. Emeri- ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA tus member. At Duke University Hospital, March 23, <4603 CALVERT ROAD, COllBGB PARK. MD. 207<40 Burrell, R. W. 60. Economic entomologist. Life mem- Telephone: UNion +1334 ber, 39 years of membership. At his home in Baton SECOND a.ASS POSTAGE PAlO AT Rouge, Louisiana, February 11, 1966. BALTIMORB. MARYLAND Cutriabt, C. R. 72. Fruit insects entomologist. Life member, 45 years of membership. At his home in Printed by The Hom·Shafer Company Wooster, Ohio, April 10, 1966. Baltimore, Md., U. S. A. Grant, H. J., Jr. 44. Taxonomic entomolo~st (Or- thoptera). Former member. Drowned whIle swim- ming, Trinidad, British West Indies, February 27, 1966. Minnich, D. E. 76. Invertebrate physiologist. Emeritus member, 40 years of membership. ESA Fellow 1939, In Paris, France, September 4, 1965. Each year we are pleased to print the list of our Sus- Moore, Georae A. 87. Taxonomic entomologist (Hem- taining Associates on the inside back cover of the June iptera). Emeritus member, 27 years of membership. issue of the BULLETIN.There are 36 organizations in the ESA Fellow 1951. At his home in Outremont, Quebec, current listing in this issue while in 1965 there were 35. March 18, 1966. The new associate is THE UPJOHN CoMPANYof Kala- Weblter, R. L. 79. Entomologist. Emeritus member, mazoo, Michigan. Please note that the CALIFORNIA Charter member (1906) of the fonner Entomological CHEMICALCoMPANYis now the CHEVRONCHEMICAL Society of America. At the hospital in Pullman, Wash- COMPANYand that the HERCULESPOWDERCOMPANYis ington, January 27, 1966. now HERCULESINCORPORATED. All 36 organizations are deserving of consideration by our membership. NATIONAL REGISTER The American Institute of Biological Sciences, in co- operation with the National Science Foundation, main- tains the National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel for the biological community, AurOGIAMA 00 From the National Register, data are available on numbers of biologists, their experience, academic train- ing, and qualifications. These data are utilized by Gov- ernment organizations such as the President's Science Advisory Committee, the Office of Science and Tech- Proaram Hiahliabta. The material on the following nology, and the Foundation in fonnulating national sci- pages is recommended reading. Your attention is directed ence policies and programs. Requests from educational to "Instructions for Submitting Titles and Delivering institutions vary from salary data to information to assist Papers" and to "Notice to Speakers." them in evaluating curricula. Individual professional BSA Meetina. 1966. This listing is on the inside back societies find Register data useful in analyzing their pro- grams in light of the professional and employment char- cover of the December 1965issue of the BULLETIN. acteristics of their members. Future Meetinp of the BSA. See the inside front Infonnation submitted on individual questionnaires is cover of the September 1965 issue of the BULLETIN. confidential. Data are collected and released only on a Ba1IOti for Preeident-e1ect. These will be mailed in statistical basis. Members of the biological community July. Run-off ballots are to be mailed, along with 1967 receive questionnaires from the National Register every dues notices, in October. Members of record of Section two years. Questionnaires for the 1966 circularization A and of Section B will receive ballots for Section Rep- will bemailedbytheAIBS.onMarchl5.1966.to resentatives on the Governing Board. It is expected that about 75,000 known biolo~sts in the United States. If these will go out in July. Please mark and return ballots you did not receive a quesoonnaire and wish to participate promptly, in the National Register, write to Miss Mary G. Donner, Register Supervisor, AIBS, 3900 Wisconsin Avenue, CODltitution and By.La_ This document will be NW, Washington, D. C. 20016. printed in the September 1966 BULLETIN. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Entomologist Oxford University Press

Sustaining Associates

American Entomologist , Volume 12 (3) – Oct 24, 1966
Download PDF
1 page

Loading next page...
 
/lp/oxford-university-press/sustaining-associates-0deUgsNeZx

References (0)

References for this paper are not available at this time. We will be adding them shortly, thank you for your patience.

Publisher
Oxford University Press
Copyright
© 1966 Entomological Society of America
ISSN
1046-2821
eISSN
2155-9902
DOI
10.1093/besa/12.3.ia
Publisher site
See Article on Publisher Site

Abstract

Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/ae/article/12/3/i/209487 by DeepDyve user on 24 October 2020 J. Everett Buaaart Memorial Award. Your 1966 nomi- nation should have been in the mail before you read this I Buu.ETIN Tear Sbeet.. There are three tear sheets in the back of the of this issue. Please note these. In each case the lower half of the page is the part to be tom out and mailed. ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY Please note in particular "ESA Service Volunteers." OF AMERICA Ken•• a Index.. The three-year traditional revision of R. H. NeJ.on, EJitor this most useful compilation appears in this issue. Order Ralph W. BIUlDo Mm..,i", Editor your reprints from the ESA office. Printed quarterly on the l,th of March, June, Inaecticide Standard.. This list has been revised and September and o.c.mber, in the int__ of pro- updated for this issue of the BULLETIN.Please see the f-wnaI entomolotrf, by the Society at list for ordering instructions. '31 W. Pratt Street. Baltimore, Mel. 21201 Letteu to the Editor. See page 61 of the March 1966 BULLETINand note the alpha letter in this issue. Brief- Terma of IU&ec:ripuon:Non·member. in North ness, clarity and timeliness are required. Available space America and U. S. P~ioDi .'.00 per year; will have a bearing on the printing of letters. aUewhere.,.50. Sinale copiee 11.2', NECROLOGY "dJr~1I .u corr~lpo"Jmc. to CoU~,~Park. Bruce, Wedey G. 73. Veterinary entomologist. Emeri- ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA tus member. At Duke University Hospital, March 23, <4603 CALVERT ROAD, COllBGB PARK. MD. 207<40 Burrell, R. W. 60. Economic entomologist. Life mem- Telephone: UNion +1334 ber, 39 years of membership. At his home in Baton SECOND a.ASS POSTAGE PAlO AT Rouge, Louisiana, February 11, 1966. BALTIMORB. MARYLAND Cutriabt, C. R. 72. Fruit insects entomologist. Life member, 45 years of membership. At his home in Printed by The Hom·Shafer Company Wooster, Ohio, April 10, 1966. Baltimore, Md., U. S. A. Grant, H. J., Jr. 44. Taxonomic entomolo~st (Or- thoptera). Former member. Drowned whIle swim- ming, Trinidad, British West Indies, February 27, 1966. Minnich, D. E. 76. Invertebrate physiologist. Emeritus member, 40 years of membership. ESA Fellow 1939, In Paris, France, September 4, 1965. Each year we are pleased to print the list of our Sus- Moore, Georae A. 87. Taxonomic entomologist (Hem- taining Associates on the inside back cover of the June iptera). Emeritus member, 27 years of membership. issue of the BULLETIN.There are 36 organizations in the ESA Fellow 1951. At his home in Outremont, Quebec, current listing in this issue while in 1965 there were 35. March 18, 1966. The new associate is THE UPJOHN CoMPANYof Kala- Weblter, R. L. 79. Entomologist. Emeritus member, mazoo, Michigan. Please note that the CALIFORNIA Charter member (1906) of the fonner Entomological CHEMICALCoMPANYis now the CHEVRONCHEMICAL Society of America. At the hospital in Pullman, Wash- COMPANYand that the HERCULESPOWDERCOMPANYis ington, January 27, 1966. now HERCULESINCORPORATED. All 36 organizations are deserving of consideration by our membership. NATIONAL REGISTER The American Institute of Biological Sciences, in co- operation with the National Science Foundation, main- tains the National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel for the biological community, AurOGIAMA 00 From the National Register, data are available on numbers of biologists, their experience, academic train- ing, and qualifications. These data are utilized by Gov- ernment organizations such as the President's Science Advisory Committee, the Office of Science and Tech- Proaram Hiahliabta. The material on the following nology, and the Foundation in fonnulating national sci- pages is recommended reading. Your attention is directed ence policies and programs. Requests from educational to "Instructions for Submitting Titles and Delivering institutions vary from salary data to information to assist Papers" and to "Notice to Speakers." them in evaluating curricula. Individual professional BSA Meetina. 1966. This listing is on the inside back societies find Register data useful in analyzing their pro- grams in light of the professional and employment char- cover of the December 1965issue of the BULLETIN. acteristics of their members. Future Meetinp of the BSA. See the inside front Infonnation submitted on individual questionnaires is cover of the September 1965 issue of the BULLETIN. confidential. Data are collected and released only on a Ba1IOti for Preeident-e1ect. These will be mailed in statistical basis. Members of the biological community July. Run-off ballots are to be mailed, along with 1967 receive questionnaires from the National Register every dues notices, in October. Members of record of Section two years. Questionnaires for the 1966 circularization A and of Section B will receive ballots for Section Rep- will bemailedbytheAIBS.onMarchl5.1966.to resentatives on the Governing Board. It is expected that about 75,000 known biolo~sts in the United States. If these will go out in July. Please mark and return ballots you did not receive a quesoonnaire and wish to participate promptly, in the National Register, write to Miss Mary G. Donner, Register Supervisor, AIBS, 3900 Wisconsin Avenue, CODltitution and By.La_ This document will be NW, Washington, D. C. 20016. printed in the September 1966 BULLETIN.

Journal

American Entomologist – Oxford University Press

Published: Oct 24, 1966

There are no references for this article.