“REIMAGINING THE GEOSCIENCES”
SEPTEMBER 7TH – 10TH, 2022
Magnolia Hotel Houston, Texas
Hello NABG Family!
On behalf of the conference planning committee, organization leadership and membership, we are happy to invite you to join us for the 41st Annual Conference of the National Association of Black Geoscientists (NABG), "Reimagining the Geosciences." We are even more thrilled to announce that this will be our first in-person conference since we convened at the University of Arkansas in 2019. We will meet this fall in Houston, Texas at the lovely Magnolia Hotel, September 7th through the 10th. Conference registration is now open at the early bird rate through July 11th, 2022.
For the past two years, we have experienced the conference in a virtual format. As we reflect upon 2020 and 2021, we are proud of what we were able to accomplish virtually. We continued to deliver on our commitments of networking, professional development, and broadening our technical expertise. The NABG was also able to reach geoscientists internationally who took advantage of the virtual event. However, there is something special about this organization and being able to interact with our peers, colleagues, mentors, and friends face to face. We’re sure we speak for many in saying that we missed being together in one space with you all!
As we return to an in-person conference, we hope to deliver an event that reinvigorates your passion and energy for the Geosciences and NABG! The past few years have brought forth new challenges and experiences for us all, but we remain steadfast in our pursuit to build community, further our knowledge, and facilitate advancement of the geosciences of tomorrow.
In Houston, you can look forward to sessions showcasing the work of students and professionals, workshops focused on career opportunities and professional development, plus opportunities to build new relationships and reunite with old friends.
Whether you are a student, technical professional, professor or researcher, there is no question that being a part of this conference will present you with an opportunity to further your career pursuits in the Geosciences. We look forward to seeing many of you in person this year for what promises to be an exceptional conference.
Sincerely,
Tramond Baisden
NABG President
Dalila De Jesus
Conference Chair
SEPTEMBER 7TH – 10TH, 2022
Magnolia Hotel Houston, Texas
Hello NABG Family!
On behalf of the conference planning committee, organization leadership and membership, we are happy to invite you to join us for the 41st Annual Conference of the National Association of Black Geoscientists (NABG), "Reimagining the Geosciences." We are even more thrilled to announce that this will be our first in-person conference since we convened at the University of Arkansas in 2019. We will meet this fall in Houston, Texas at the lovely Magnolia Hotel, September 7th through the 10th. Conference registration is now open at the early bird rate through July 11th, 2022.
For the past two years, we have experienced the conference in a virtual format. As we reflect upon 2020 and 2021, we are proud of what we were able to accomplish virtually. We continued to deliver on our commitments of networking, professional development, and broadening our technical expertise. The NABG was also able to reach geoscientists internationally who took advantage of the virtual event. However, there is something special about this organization and being able to interact with our peers, colleagues, mentors, and friends face to face. We’re sure we speak for many in saying that we missed being together in one space with you all!
As we return to an in-person conference, we hope to deliver an event that reinvigorates your passion and energy for the Geosciences and NABG! The past few years have brought forth new challenges and experiences for us all, but we remain steadfast in our pursuit to build community, further our knowledge, and facilitate advancement of the geosciences of tomorrow.
In Houston, you can look forward to sessions showcasing the work of students and professionals, workshops focused on career opportunities and professional development, plus opportunities to build new relationships and reunite with old friends.
Whether you are a student, technical professional, professor or researcher, there is no question that being a part of this conference will present you with an opportunity to further your career pursuits in the Geosciences. We look forward to seeing many of you in person this year for what promises to be an exceptional conference.
Sincerely,
Tramond Baisden
NABG President
Dalila De Jesus
Conference Chair