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American Institute of
Professional Geologists (AIPG) was founded in 1963. Our
mission is to be recognized as the principal advocate for geology
and the geologic profession in Ohio that promotes high ethical
standards and continuing career development.
Our vision is that the AIPG Ohio
Section will be the representative voice of professional
geologists in the state, will foster public recognition of the
profession's contribution to society, and will encourage its
membership to achieve and maintain the highest technical and
ethical standards.
Our Goals
- Increase Membership in AIPG and the Ohio Section of AIPG.
- Increase the Awareness of the Contribution of the Geologic
Profession
- Strengthen the Student Chapter Base
- Increase Interaction with other Geologic
Organizations
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Date: July 23, 2009
Time: 5 - ?
Organization: AIPG
Event: Ohio Coal and Energy Mix
Program: Speaker: Mike Puskarich
When: July 23rd; registration and social, 5:00 pm; dinner, 5:40 pm; presentation 7:00 pm
Contact: Frank Majchszak
Place: LaScala Italian Bistro
Location: 4199 W Dublin Granville Rd Dublin,
E-map: Click here
Contact: Matt Justice
Phone: 937-285-6040
Reservations need by: Yes
Date: August 1, 2009
Time: 2 p.m.
Organization: OGS/MBGS/AIPG
Event: Seneca Caverns Field Trip
Program: We will be touring the caverns on this field trip.
For field trip information click on emap link.
Place: Seneca Caverns
Location: 15248 E Thompons, TR178, Bellevue,
E-map: Click here
Contact: Steve Zody
Phone: 330-262-4323
Reservations need by:
Date: November 19, 2009
Time: 5-9 p.m.
Organization: AIPG-Ohio
Event: Annual Meeting Bob Evans
Program: We are pleased to announce that our 2009 Annual Meeting will be held Thursday, November 19th. Our guest speaker will be Mr. Bob Evans. Mr. Evans is best known for his work with the S.S. Central America, a California Gold Rush era steamship that sank in 1857 carrying tons of gold coins, bars, nuggets and dust. In 1983 Bob was recruited to take charge of the historical and scientific research involved in the search for the fabled treasure ship. The shipwreck site was located in 1986 using side-scanning sonar, and its identity was confirmed in 1988 when the first coins and bars were brought to the surface. The gold was recovered from a depth of a mile and a half, from the Atlantic seabed 170 miles off the Carolina coast. SS Central America and Ship of Gold
Place: La Scalia Restraunt
Location: 4199 W Dublin Granville Rd, Dublin,
E-map: Click here
Contact: Matt Justice
Phone: 937-285-6040
Reservations need by:
Newsletters1st Quarter 2009 Newsletter
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