He has degrees in physics and earth science and is currently employed by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Arlington, Virginia. Spiritualism, the movement which held that we can turn the lights down low and converse with the spirit world, was embraced in its heyday by some of the most promenient scientists and intellectuals of the 19th and early 20th century. We'll turn up the lights a bit to get a closer look a society and some of the movers and shakers of the day, as well as glimpse at their modern counterparts. NCAS has a large Board of Directors to emphasize that critical thinking can be expressed in many ways. That belief has helped to develop a well-rounded organization that is recognized as a national leader.
New ideas help keep it there.
NCAS members vote each year for at least eight directors to plan our monthly programs, special presentations, bulletins, newsletters, science fair critiques, and educational outreach programs. No pay, but the satisfaction of doing something useful while having fun is hard to beat. If interested we need a short biography for the ballot. Take a look at previous ballots for examples or contact Joe Himes, NCAS President for a copy and for general information. NCAS Joke of the Month Sorry to say that the supply of good skeptics jokes has been depleted.