2009 Annual Report - American Association of Petroleum Geologists

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Constitution As amended June 25, 2006. ARTICLE I. NAME This Association, which is incorporated under the laws of the State of Colorado, shall be called “The American Association of Petroleum Geologists.” ARTICLE II. PURPOSES The purposes of this Association are to advance the science of geology, especially as it relates to petroleum, natural gas, other subsurface fluids, and mineral resources; to promote the technology of exploring for, finding, and producing these materials in an economically and environmentally sound manner; to foster the spirit of scientific research throughout its membership; to disseminate information relating to the geology and the associated technology of petroleum, natural gas, other subsurface fluids, and mineral resources; to inspire and maintain a high standard of professional conduct on the part of its members; to provide the public with means to recognize adequately trained and professionally responsible geologists; and to advance the professional well-being of its members. ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP SECTION 1. The members of this Association shall consist of persons concerned with the professional applications of the geological science. SECTION 2. Various classifications of memberships and the qualifications thereof shall be established by the Bylaws of the Association. ARTICLE IV. CODE OF ETHICS SECTION 1. General Principles (a) Geology is a profession, and the privilege of professional practice requires professional morality and professional responsibility. (b) Honesty, integrity, loyalty, fairness, impartiality, candor, fidelity to trust, and inviolability of confidence are incumbent upon every member as professional obligations. (c) Each member shall be guided by high standards of business ethics, personal honor, and professional conduct. The word “member” as used throughout this code includes all classes of membership. SECTION 2. Relation of Members to the Public (a) Members shall not make false, misleading, or unwarranted statements, representations or claims in regard to professional matters, nor shall they engage in false or deceptive advertising (b) Members shall not permit the publication or use of their reports or maps for any unsound or illegitimate undertakings. AAPG Constitution and Bylaws (c) Members shall not give professional opinions, make reports or give legal testimony without being as thoroughly informed as reasonably required. SECTION 3. Relation of Members to Employers and Clients (a) Members shall disclose to prospective employers or clients the existence of any pertinent competitive or conflicting interests. (b) Members shall not use or divulge any employer’s or client’s confidential information without their permission and shall avoid conflicts of interest that may arise from information gained during geological investigations. SECTION 4. Relation of Members to One Another (a) Members shall not falsely or maliciously attempt to injure the reputation or business of others. (b) Members shall freely recognize the work done by others, avoid plagiarism, and avoid the acceptance of credit due others. (c) Members shall endeavor to cooperate with others in the profession and shall encourage the ethical dissemination of geological knowledge. SECTION 5. Duty to the Association (a) Members of the Association shall aid in preventing the election to membership of those who are unqualified or do not meet the standards set forth in this Code of Ethics. (b) By applying for or continuing membership in the Association each member agrees to uphold the ethical standards set forth in this Code of Ethics. (c) Members shall not use AAPG membership to imply endorsement, recommendation, or approval by the Association of specific projects or proposals. SECTION 6. Discipline for Violations of Standards Members violating any standard prescribed in this Article shall be subject to discipline as provided by the Bylaws. ARTICLE V. GOVERNMENT (Text effective through June 30, 2007) The government of this Association shall be vested in six (6) elected officers, an Executive Committee, a House of Delegates, and an Advisory Council. The composition of each body, the manner of selection, the terms of office, the specific duties, responsibilities, and other matters relevant to such bodies and officers shall be as provided in the Bylaws of this Association. Any responsibility and authority of government of this Association not otherwise specified in these governing documents shall be reserved to the Executive Committee. (Text effective July 1, 2007) The government of this Association shall be vested in seven (7) elected officers, an Executive Committee, a House of Delegates, and an Advisory Council. The composition of each body, the manner of selection, the terms of office, the specific duties, responsibilities, and other matters relevant to such bodies and officers shall be as provided in the Bylaws of this Association. Any responsibility and authority of government of this Association not otherwise specified in these governing documents shall be reserved to the Executive Committee. Annual Report 1781
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