Dear BSA Member,

BOTANY 2008 - "Botany Without Borders" - July 26-30, 2008, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Get your passport now and join us at the beautiful campus of the University of British Columbia this summer!
http://www.2008.botanyconference.org/

*** Abstracts for the conference are being accepted through April 1. Submit your abstract(s) online.
http://2008.botanyconference.org/engine/login.php?next=abstract

*** Earlybird Conference registration is now open - https://payments.botany.org/engine/registration/

*** STUDENTS Deadline, April 1^st - Conant “Botanical Images” Student Travel Awards (STA), Vernon I. Cheadle STA, Developmental and Structural Section STA, Ecological Section STA, Genetics Section STA, Mycological Section STA, Phycological Section STA, Phytochemical Section STA, and the Pteridological Section STA, BSA Graduate Student Research Awards, Genetics Section Graduate Student Research Awards. Go to www.botany.org to submit your application(s). Yes, even those old images sitting on your computer may be worth $500...

And remember, if your paper has historical content, submit it for review by the Historical Committee (we will post an online form for doing so in early April). In 2006 the Historical Section of the Botanical Society of America established the Emanuel D. Rudolph Award for the best student paper/poster on a historical subject in botany to be awarded at the annual meeting (PSB 52(4): 127). Undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to consider presenting a paper, poster or symposium on a historical subject in botany to be eligible for this honor.

See you in Vancouver!

Sincerely,

Karen Renzaglia
Program Director
Botanical Society of America
www.botany.org
www.BotanyConference.org
www.PlantingScience.org

Mission: The Botanical Society of America exists to promote botany, the field of basic science dealing with the study and inquiry into the form, function, development, diversity, reproduction, evolution, and uses of plants and their interactions within the biosphere.