The American Geosciences Institute (AGI) developed this infographic as a part of the Preparing Our Workforce (POW) Initiative to help students entering the workforce redefine what it means to have a career in geoscience. Having a successful geoscience career is not solely about mastering the technical fields of study, but additionally includes how students seamlessly integrate their interests and competencies to build a professional portfolio that will bolster their geoscience career.

AGI Hosts Expanded Access to the 2009 YES Congress

The American Geological Institute (AGI) successfully hosted the virtual component of the first Young Earth-Scientist (YES) Congress held in Beijing, China October 25-28 in an effort to expand the opportunity for participation to young scientists from around the world. Over 200 individuals from 31 countries took advantage of this unique opportunity to participate, even without attending in person in Beijing.

AGI Launches Earth Science Professional Development Web Site for K-5 Teachers

The American Geological Institute (AGI) launched K-5 GeoSource (http://www.k5geosource.org/), a professional development Web site for elementary-level teachers who teach earth science topics such as weather, fossils, rocks, soil, water and more.

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EarthComm Professional Development Program - Internet Map Resources

EarthComm Professional Development Program - Description and History of EarthComm

EarthComm Professional Development Program - Key Concepts of EarthComm

EarthComm Professional Development Program - Additional Workshop Activities

EarthComm Professional Development Program

Workforce Infographic

AGI Hosts Expanded Access to the 2009 YES Congress

AGI Launches Earth Science Professional Development Web Site for K-5 Teachers

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