Society Membership
| The Society of Nematologists is composed of members from
more than 60 countries. Persons interested in any aspect of nematology
are eligible for membership in the society, which is a mixture of basic
and applied researchers and graduate students from various disciplines
within agriculture and the biological sciences.
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Membership Benefits and Services
| Annual
Meetings, at which the latest developments in nematology are presented
and discussed. |
Membership
Directory listing addresses, phone numbers, brief biographical
sketches and principal professional activities and research interests of
over 800 persons interested in the science of nematology. |
| Journal
of Nematology, the official refereed journal published quarterly
by the Society of Nematologists and received by all members, associate
members and subscribing institutions. The journal considers original papers
and research notes on basic, applied, descriptive or experimental nematology. |
Placement
Service that maintains resumes and pertinent information regarding
individuals seeking employment in nematology and disseminates information
on employment opportunities. |
| Nematology
Newsletter, published quarterly by the Society of Nematologists
for its members. The newsletter reports important developments in the society
and its affiliates; provides information on coming events in nematology
throughout the world; publishes book reviews, placement information and
job opportunities; and contains a People and Places section the reports
special activities and awards affecting society members. |
Professional
Specialties Interactions with colleagues on a variety of Society
of Nematologists committees, according to individual interests. Committees
from which members may choose are as follows: Biological Control of Nematodes,
Computers in Nematology, Ecology, Education, Entomophilic Nematology, Extension,
Finance Advisory, Honors and Awards, Industry, Long Range Planning, Meeting
Site Selection, Molecular Biology, Plant Resistance to Nematodes, Regulatory,
SON Membership, and Systematic Resources. |
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