AMS Election Information
Voting for the 2019 AMS President-Elect (President in 2020) and Council is now open!* The elected leaders of AMS are charged with advancing AMS’s goals in the areas of weather, water and climate. We value and appreciate your vote. The deadline to vote is 7 November 2018.
2019 President-Elect Candidates
- Mary M. Glackin
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As the AMS enters its second century, the need to promote the best science to serve society is arguably stronger than it has ever been. To meet this need, the AMS must continue to evolve in three key areas...
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- Kevin R. Petty
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One of the primary challenges facing the Society is ensuring that America’s trust in science and the scientific community does not falter. Scientists are increasingly having to defend the validity and efficacy of their research against...
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Council Candidates
Academic Sector
- Belay B. Demoz
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I feel that AMS needs to be at the forefront in advocating the scientific discoveries...
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- Rebecca Haacker
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A significant challenge facing AMS is to increase the diversity of its membership...
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- W. James Steenburgh
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I believe that AMS plays a critical role in advancing our profession by bringing together...
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Government Sector
- Bruce G. Doddridge
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I aim to influence and effect positive change within the Society by addressing several...
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- Wayne Higgins
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I want our world-class organization to thrive so that it can continue to serve future generations of scientists...
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- Kimberly E. Klockow
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I feel strongly that our Society must develop and maintain strong connections with external groups...
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Private Sector
- Erica A. Grow
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I am concerned about the increased animosity the scientific community is facing...
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- Jamison S. Hawkins
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I will seek ways to up the tempo (and the volume) of outreach efforts, position papers, and...
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- David F. Jones
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I will apply my passion and expertise to promote putting more meteorological data to work...
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*Member types that can vote include: members, members with student privileges, members from countries with developing economies, early career members, and voting associates.