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The article provides an update from Sarah Kalka, the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) President for 2023-24, highlighting her extensive Chapter tour across the U.S. and ongoing administrative improvements. Topics discussed include the transition of AEG News editorial roles, recent legislative successes for geologist licensure in Virginia, and the appointment of new representatives to various boards and organizations.

The article focuses on the significant changes and updates for AEG this year, including a new management company and upcoming annual meeting events. Topics include the introduction of Arden Solutions as the new management company, highlights of the Annual Meeting in Philadelphia such as keynote speakers and special events, and administrative updates including new appointments and AEG's participation in AGI Earth Science Week.

The document is a welcome message for the 67th Annual Meeting of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) in Philadelphia. The meeting features 19 technical sessions on various topics, including landslides, environmental site characterization, and diversity equity and inclusion. There are also field courses and special events planned, such as visits to historical sites and a reception on a square-rigged ship. The meeting will include awards and scholarships, keynote speakers, and presentations of outstanding projects. Attendees are encouraged to visit exhibitors and sponsors throughout the event. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Sarah Kauka, the 2023-24 Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) President, reflecting on her journey in AEG and highlighting the valuable lessons learned. Topics include her leadership and organizational skills, the importance of active participation, and emphasizes the significance of mentorship.

The article provides information on the 2023 2023 Mid-Year Meeting, conducted by the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists, in Ohio, United States, focusing on the topic "Increased Emphasis on the Communication Chain". It mentions that the event included a "Board of Directors (BOD) workshop", which was focused on examining the Director's role and responsibilities, and it also mentions "Annual Meeting & Virtual Events".

The article focuses on the threats to professional geologist licensure in Virginia, South Carolina, and Utah, and the actions taken by publisher members to oppose these legislative bills. Topics include the status of the bills in each state, the efforts made by publisher members to communicate with bill sponsors and lobbyists, and the importance of being prepared for future threats to geologist licensure.

The article focuses on the annual meeting of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) which was held at Hyatt Regency Embarcadero hotel, San Francisco, California. Topics discussed include speakers such as Gary Luce, John Parrish, and Deb Green, statistical list of events of the congress, and presents various photographs of the event along with group photographs.

The article offers information on the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists' 2022 fiscal year which ended stronger than expected due to an increase in membership, with over 3100 total members. It discusses that the Renewal of membership for 2023 is encouraged, and Sustaining Members are recognized in the Annual Report and Directory; and 2023 operating budget projects a balanced outcome, with hopes to continue ending the 2023 with a surplus.

The article discusses about Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists' 2022 finances. Topics include that at As the end of February, the firm has collected 209,363 dollars in membership income including the portion of dues that contribute to the legislative fund, which is aligns with the budget of 197,500 dollars for membership income in 2022.

The article discusses the financial summary for 2021 of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists. Topics include that many expenses are budgeted based on policies which include a portion of the Executive Council (EC) and Board of Directors (BOD) meeting costs and travel reimbursements, and expense budgets requested by operational committees.

The article discuses various goals by the strategic initiative coordinators for the growth of Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG). Several discussed include reestablishing development of Spring Forums, promoting more and better communication with the Chapters and Chapter leadership boards by hosting more effective collaborative calls, developing a more formalized membership renewal and appreciation effort and many others.

The article discusses words from Sarah Kalika, AEG treasurer, where she talks about financial status of the magazine, which despite of losses are still better.

The article presents summary of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Symposium. Topics include Sarah Kalika presented an overview of the DEIC and AEG's accomplishments thus far, as well as Let's Get Real, stories from Women in the Geoscience Workplace and listening to learn; Minda Moe discusses his experiences as a member of the LGBTQ+ community in a presentation; and Kenneth Darko talked about his experience as a geologist from Ghana who now lives in the United States.

The article offers update on the finances of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) as of May 31, 2022. Data shows the financial assets of AEG in licensure fund, operations account and Treasurer's reserve, the total registration funds collected from the 2023 Annual Meeting, a comparison of membership categories and base dues from December 2019 to May 2022, as well as sponsorship funds.

The article offers information on the periodical's online executive council (EC) meetings in January and April 2021 and an online board of directors (BOD) meeting in April and upcoming in-person meetings of the EC and BOD during the Annual Meeting in San Antonio. Topics include membership recruitment, BoardEffect, a software solution that houses meeting invitations, board documents, and facilitates casual communication, and identifying pronouns.

The article offers information on the Meetings Advisory Committee of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologist and its Chapters which supports and promotes the association by assisting groups of individuals who desire to bring knowledge to their colleagues.

The article focuses on a meeting by Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) and International Association of Engineering Geologists and the Environment (IAEG) to be held in San Francisco, California. According to the author, the city of San Francisco is characterized by active earthquake faults, volcanics and fossiliferous bedding.