Thank you very much for any help you can give. The AMS is a scientific and professional organization of approximately 11,000 members, dedicated to the development and dissemination of knowledge of the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences and the advancement of their professional applications. The executive director serves as the chief executive officer with leadership and management responsibili- ties for all ongoing activities. The executive director functions as the chief operating officer of the institute and is expected to provide general administrative management of personnel and facilities. The institute performs interdisciplinary research in earth system sciences.
Nominations are to consist of a nominating letter and a supporting letter.
The nomination should succinctly describe earthquake risk contributions that the nominee has developed and implemented. The key elements that will be measured are intellectual contribution, social relevance, and economic viability. Information about the NHRC and the directory are available from the URLs above. Researchers not included are invited to submit information about their projects via an on-line form. The United States Geological Survey's Menlo Park Office provides earthquake hazards information via the first URL above.