Введение
Минералогическое общество Америки (MSA) – американская научная членская организация. MSA было основано в 1919 году для развития минералогии, кристаллографии, геохимии и петрологии, а также для содействия их применению в других науках, промышленности и искусстве. Общество стимулирует фундаментальные исследования природных материалов, поддерживает обучение минералогическим концепциям и методикам студентов, изучающих минералогию и смежные науки, и стремится повысить научную грамотность общества по вопросам, связанным с минералогией. Общество поощряет сохранение минералогических коллекций, экспонатов, минеральных местонахождений, типовых минералов и научных данных. MSA представляет Соединенные Штаты в области минералогии на международном уровне. Общество было зарегистрировано в 1937 году и получило статус некоммерческой организации в 1959 году.
American scientific member organization
The Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) is a scientific membership organization. MSA was founded in 1919 for the advancement of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology, and promotion of their uses in other sciences, industry, and the arts. It encourages fundamental research about natural materials; supports the teaching of mineralogical concepts and procedures to students of mineralogy and related arts and sciences; and attempts to raise the scientific literacy of society with respect to issues involving mineralogy. The Society encourages the general preservation of mineral collections, displays, mineral localities, type minerals and scientific data. MSA represents the United States with regard to the science of mineralogy in any international context. The Society was incorporated in 1937 and approved as a nonprofit organization in 1959.
The Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) is a scientific membership organization. MSA was founded in 1919 for the advancement of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology, and promotion of their uses in other sciences, industry, and the arts. It encourages fundamental research about natural materials; supports the teaching of mineralogical concepts and procedures to students of mineralogy and related arts and sciences; and attempts to raise the scientific literacy of society with respect to issues involving mineralogy. The Society encourages the general preservation of mineral collections, displays, mineral localities, type minerals and scientific data. MSA represents the United States with regard to the science of mineralogy in any international context. The Society was incorporated in 1937 and approved as a nonprofit organization in 1959.
Публикации
Американский минералог: Международный журнал по материалам Земли и планет, является печатным изданием Общества и выпускается непрерывно с 1916 года. В журнале публикуются результаты оригинальных научных исследований в области минералогии, кристаллографии, геохимии и петрологии с целью предоставления читателям передовых достижений в науках о Земле. Reviews in Mineralogy – это серия многоавторских книг в мягкой обложке, содержащая аргументированные и лаконичные обзоры литературы и последних достижений в определенной области. С 1974 года опубликовано 86 томов. The Lattice – это ежеквартальный информационный бюллетень, впервые изданный в 1985 году, который содержит информацию о деятельности Общества, а также общие сведения для членов. Elements: Международный журнал минералогии, геохимии и петрологии издается этим обществом совместно с другими геохимическими и минералогическими обществами.
American Mineralogist: An International Journal of Earth and Planetary Materials, is the print journal of the Society, and it has been published continuously since 1916. It publishes the results of original scientific research in the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology with the goal of providing readers with the best in earth science research. Reviews in Mineralogy is a series of multi authored, soft bound books containing cogent and concise reviews of the literature and advances about a subject area. Since 1974, 86 volumes have been published. The Lattice is a quarterly newsletter first published in 1985 and contains business items as well as general information for members. Elements: An International Magazine of Mineralogy, Geochemistry, and Petrology is co published by this society along with other geochemical and mineralogical societies.
Премии и гранты
Как представительское общество профессии, Минералогическое общество Америки отмечает выдающихся ученых в области минералогии, кристаллографии, геохимии и петрологии. Награды Общества не требуют членства в MSA или гражданства США.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Медаль Роблинга. Впервые присуждена в 1937 году, Медаль Роблинга является высшей наградой Общества. Она вручается за признание выдающихся научных заслуг человека на протяжении всей его карьеры, подтвержденных публикацией значительных оригинальных исследований в области минералогии. Лауреат становится пожизненным членом Общества и получает золотую (14K) и бронзовую медаль с выгравированным именем и изображением Вашингтона А. Роблинга. Вашингтон Роблинг был главным инженером при строительстве Бруклинского моста, коллекционером минералов и значительным другом Общества в его ранние годы. Роблинг пожертвовал Обществу 40 000 долларов в облигациях, которые стали Фондом Роблинга и выросли до более чем 1,5 миллиона долларов.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Медаль за выдающуюся общественную службу. Эта награда присуждается человеку, внесшему выдающийся вклад в формирование общественной политики и повышение осведомленности о минералогических темах посредством науки. Учреждена в 1990 году, награда представляет собой серебряную медаль с логотипом Общества и изображениями применения минералогии на благо общества.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Премия Минералогического общества Америки. Эта награда присуждается за выдающийся отдельный вклад или серию опубликованных работ в области минералогии, кристаллографии, геохимии, петрологии или смежных областях. Премия предназначена для признания ученого в начале карьеры. Признанное исследование должно быть выполнено до 35-летия лауреата или до седьмого года после получения степени Ph.D., а награда должна быть вручена не позднее чем через два года после этого. Наградой является сертификат, статус члена Общества и пожизненное членство.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Медаль Даны. Эта награда присуждается ученому с опытом работы в середине карьеры за выдающийся отдельный вклад или серию опубликованных работ в области минералогии, кристаллографии, геохимии, петрологии или смежных областях.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Премия MSA для студентов. Общество отмечает выдающихся студентов, обучающихся на курсах минералогии и представленных своими кафедрами, вручая им сертификат, годовое студенческое членство и публикацию MSA по их выбору. На номинацию от кафедры может быть представлен один студент в год, при условии, что кафедра предлагает как минимум один курс по кристаллографии, минералогии или петрологии, и один из преподавателей является членом или действительным членом Общества.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Грант MSA для исследований в области кристаллографии. Общество ежегодно выделяет грант в размере до 5000 долларов США на поддержку студенческих исследований в области минералогической кристаллографии. Для участия в программе могут подавать заявки студенты и аспиранты, являющиеся членами MSA. Более подробная информация доступна на сайте MSA: www.minsocam.org.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Грант MSA для исследований в области минералогии и петрологии. Общество ежегодно присуждает два гранта в размере до 5000 долларов США на поддержку студенческих исследований в области минералогии и петрологии. Для участия в программе могут подавать заявки студенты и аспиранты, являющиеся членами MSA. Более подробная информация доступна на сайте MSA: www.minsocam.org.
As the representative Society for the profession, the Mineralogical Society of America recognizes outstanding contributors to the fields of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, and petrology. Society awards do not require MSA membership or United States citizenship. Roebling Medal First awarded in 1937, the Roebling Medal is the Society's highest honor. It is given in recognition of an individual's lifetime scientific eminence as represented primarily by publication of outstanding original research in mineralogy. The recipient is made a life fellow of the Society and receives both a 14K and bronze medal engraved bearing their engraved name and the resemblance of Washington A. Roebling. Washington Roebling was Chief Engineer during construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, a mineral collector, and a significant friend of the Society in its early years. Roebling gave the society a gift of $40,000 in bonds which became the Roebling Fund and has grown to over $1.5 million. Distinguished Public Service Medal This award is presented to an individual who has provided outstanding contributions to public policy and awareness about mineralogical topics through science. Established in 1990, the award is a silver medal with the logo of the Society and vignettes of the application of mineralogy to the general good. Mineralogical Society of America Award This award is presented to an individual for an outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. The award is meant to recognize a scientist beginning their career. The recognized research must have been performed prior to the recipient's 35th birthday or prior to the seventh year past Ph. D., and the award given no more than two years afterwards. The award is a certificate, Fellow status, and a life membership. Dana Medal This award is presented to a mid career individual for outstanding single or series of published contributions in the areas of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, or related fields. MSA Undergraduate Prize The Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students enrolled in mineralogical courses nominated by their department with a certificate, a year's student membership, and an MSA publication of their choice. One student per department may be nominated annually provided the nominating department offers at least one course in crystallography, mineralogy, or petrology, and a member of the faculty is a member of fellow of the Society. MSA Grant for Research in Crystallography The Society makes an annual award of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogical crystallography. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org. MSA Grant for Research in Mineralogy and Petrology The Society makes two annual awards of up to US$5,000.00 for student research in the field of mineralogy and petrology. Both undergraduate and graduate student members of MSA are eligible to apply. More information is on the MSA website at www. minsocam. org.
Членство
Членство в Обществе открыто для любого человека, проявляющего интерес к минералогии и смежным наукам, независимо от места проживания или гражданства. В Обществе состоят люди из всех 50 штатов, округа Колумбия и примерно 40 стран, что обеспечивает Обществу и его публикациям международную аудиторию.
Membership in the Society is open to any person interested in mineralogy and related sciences regardless of residence or citizenship. Individuals from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and about 40 countries belong to the Society, giving it and its publications an international readership.
Годовое собрание
Ежегодное деловое собрание MSA с членами, а также церемонии награждения и светские мероприятия общества проводятся совместно с ежегодным совещанием Геологического общества Америки.
The MSA annual business meeting with the members, as well as award and social functions of the society, are held in conjunction with the annual Geological Society of America meeting.