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AMOS Adelaide 2011 Student Essay Prize
“The Australian Meteorological & Oceanographic Society (AMOS) is an independent Australian society that supports and fosters interest in meteorology, oceanography and other related sciences. This is done by providing a forum for people with a common interest, and by publishing relevant material. The Society helps all those with an interest in the environment including research workers and professionals, those whose work is affected by, and affects, the atmosphere and oceans, and those who simply want to keep up with new findings.
The South Australian branch of AMOS is seeking essays on any topic of climate, atmospheric or oceanographic science for the 2011 Student Essay Prize of AMOS South Australia. The winner will receive $500 and the essay will be presented to the SA-AMOS members at the annual general meeting late in 2011. Hurry, applications close Friday 2nd December!
To find out more, download the pdf flyer: AMOS Student Prize 2011
AMOS invites those interested to attend their AGM on Wednesday 7th December in North Adelaide. More information: AMOS Adelaide AGM Flyer…”