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POLICIES<br />

Publication<br />

Publication of symposia or other technical<br />

sessions or talks that have been prepared<br />

under the auspices of the AAAS,<br />

Pacific Division requires written permission<br />

of the AAAS, Pacific Division<br />

as well as that of the individual organizers<br />

and speakers.<br />

Video and/or audio taping of any session<br />

or parts thereof for commercial<br />

purposes is not permitted without prior<br />

approval from the speakers, organizers<br />

and AAAS, Pacific Division.<br />

The AAAS, Pacific Division is not<br />

responsible for the accuracy of advertising<br />

information in these Proceedings.<br />

Advertising information contained<br />

herein is provided by the participating<br />

advertisers and does not constitute<br />

endorsement by the AAAS, Pacific<br />

Division.<br />

Abstracts and summaries published in<br />

these Proceedings reflect entirely the<br />

individual views of the authors and not<br />

necessarily that of the AAAS, Pacific<br />

Division, its Council, Executive Committee<br />

or its officers. Presentation of<br />

ideas, products or publications at this<br />

AAAS, Pacific Division meeting or<br />

the reporting of them in news accounts<br />

does not constitute endorsement by the<br />

AAAS, Pacific Division.<br />

Standards of Conduct<br />

On April 14, 1978, the AAAS Board of<br />

Directors adopted the following position<br />

statement regarding standards of<br />

conduct at AAAS meetings:<br />

“The Board takes it for granted that all<br />

who attend the Annual Meetings of the<br />

Association will conduct themselves<br />

with consideration for others and with<br />

particular consideration for those who<br />

generously give their time and thought<br />

to the sessions. Differing opinions will<br />

continue to be heard and respected. We<br />

recognize that there are areas of science<br />

that are both controversial and troubling.<br />

The Annual Meeting can serve<br />

as an effective forum to consider such<br />

issues so long as proc<strong>edu</strong>res of orderly<br />

debate and fairness are followed. Discourtesy<br />

and abusive behavior have<br />

no place in the annual Meeting. When<br />

excesses occur they do great injury to<br />

the Association and to the process of<br />

discussion. They cannot be condoned.”<br />

The AAAS, Pacific Division, as part<br />

of the larger organization, ascribes to<br />

this position and will, if necessary, take<br />

appropriate measures to assure adherence<br />

to it.<br />

No Smoking Rule<br />

On December 30, 1971, the AAAS<br />

Council approved a motion requesting<br />

that persons in attendance refrain from<br />

smoking at Council meetings and scientific<br />

and public sessions. The AAAS,<br />

Pacific Division ascribes to this policy<br />

and asks that all persons who attend the<br />

meeting comply with this ruling.<br />

Meeting Development<br />

The technical programs of AAAS,<br />

Pacific Division meetings are developed<br />

by proposals submitted by individuals<br />

and/or groups of individuals and overseen<br />

by the Executive Committee and<br />

Executive Director of the Division.<br />

Symposium planners are responsible for<br />

developing lists of presenters that represent<br />

fairly the topic at hand. Papers<br />

submitted separately from symposia,<br />

referred to as Contributed Papers and<br />

Contributed Posters, are reviewed by<br />

section chairs prior to their inclusion in<br />

the program.<br />

All program review is based on scientific<br />

significance, timeliness, balance,<br />

and clarity of organization. In the case<br />

of symposia and workshops, this review<br />

is based on materials provided by planners<br />

or submitters and does not include<br />

a technical examination of individual<br />

presentations.<br />

Student Awards of Excellence<br />

The Council, Executive Committee<br />

and officers of the AAAS, Pacific Division<br />

are committed to encouraging the<br />

scientific development of students by<br />

offering them a friendly yet scientifically<br />

robust environment in which to<br />

present their research results. <strong>Part</strong> of<br />

that environment includes evaluating<br />

student presentations and rewarding<br />

students’ superior efforts. To that end,<br />

the Division has developed an extensive<br />

program of student Awards of Excellence<br />

that are given at both the sectional<br />

and divisional levels. More information<br />

about this program may be found on<br />

<strong>page</strong> 13 of these Proceedings.<br />

© Copyright 2012 by the Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.<br />

Assembled and edited by Roger G. Christianson. Co-edited by Angela R. Christianson.<br />

Front Cover: Bruneau Dunes. Photo by Jason Lugo – Courtesy <strong>Southern</strong>IdahoLiving.com<br />

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