American Geophysical Union Announces 2014 Fellows Agu Newsroom Washington, dc—the american geophysical union (agu) recently announced its 2014 class of fellows. this honor is given to individual agu members who have made exceptional scientific contributions and attained acknowledged eminence in the fields of earth and space sciences. The union fellows selection committee is proud to present the 2014 class of agu fellows. established in 1962, the fellows program recognizes agu members who have attained acknowledged eminence in the earth and space sciences as valued by their peers and vetted by a union wide committee of fellows.
American Geophysical Union Agu Fall Meeting The union fellows selection committee is proud to present the 2014 class of agu fellows. established in 1962, the fellows program recognizes agu members who have attained acknowledged. The 2014 class of agu union fellows will be recognized during the honors tribute at the agu fall meeting, to be held in san francisco, calif. the newly elected class will be presented by president elect margaret leinen during the honors ceremony on wednesday, 17 december 2014. The 2014 class of agu union fellows will be recognized during the honors tribute at the agu fall meeting, to be held in san francisco, calif. the newly elected class will be presented by president elect margaret leinen during the honors ceremony on wednesday, 17 december 2014. As a result, 62 individuals have been elected into the 2014 class of agu fellows after a 2 day meeting, held at agu headquarters in mid july. agu deeply appreciates all of the dedicated people who have provided support in making agu’s honors program a success.
2025 Union Fellows Recipients Agu The 2014 class of agu union fellows will be recognized during the honors tribute at the agu fall meeting, to be held in san francisco, calif. the newly elected class will be presented by president elect margaret leinen during the honors ceremony on wednesday, 17 december 2014. As a result, 62 individuals have been elected into the 2014 class of agu fellows after a 2 day meeting, held at agu headquarters in mid july. agu deeply appreciates all of the dedicated people who have provided support in making agu’s honors program a success. There were four other agu fellows elected from colorado in 2014, all from boulder. they include clara deser and gerald meehl from the national center for atmospheric research, david parrish from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and joseph borovsky from the space science institute. The american geophysical union (agu) recently announced its 2014 class of fellows. this honor is given to individual agu members who have made exceptional scientific contributions and attained acknowledged eminence in the fields of earth and space sciences. Freymueller joins davis d. sentman, a 2012 agu fellow, as the second honoree from the university of alaska fairbanks in three years. the 2014 class of agu fellows will be celebrated on dec. 17, during the honors ceremony and banquet at the agu fall meeting in san francisco. This year, 62 fellows were named for their scientific eminence, a major breakthrough, a major discovery, paradigm shifts and or sustained scientific impact. they will be recognized on dec. 17 at the annual agu conference in san francisco.
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