Mam·mal·o·gy / a branch of zoology dealing with mammals
Mam·mal·o·gist / a person with the best job in the world!
Mam·mal·o·gy / a branch of zoology dealing with mammals
Mam·mal·o·gist / a person with the best job in the world!
The Jackson Award Committee was established in 1977 to provide recognition to persons who have given long and outstanding service to the American Society of Mammalogists. The committee evaluates nominations received and makes a recommendation of a recipient to the Board of Directors. The award need not be given every year (Gill and Wozencraft, 1994).
The Chair of the Jackson Award Committee sends copy for a notice asking for nominations to the Journal Editor of the Journal of Mammalogy by 1 September each year. The Chair should update text to reflect most recent recipients of the award.
G. N. Cameron (g.cameron@uc.edu)
R. J. Baker (Robert.Baker@ttu.edu), B. H. Blake (bhblake@uncg.edu), A. L. Gardner (gardnera@si.edu), H. H. Genoways (h.h.genoways@gmail.com), G. A. Kaufman (gkaufman@ksu.edu)
The Hartley H. T. Jackson Award was established in 1977 for the purpose of providing recognition to individuals who have rendered long and outstanding service to the American Society of Mammalogists. A list of members who have received the award is given under the Files tab. ASM members are invited to submit nominations to the Chair of the Jackson Award Committee – the procedure for nominations is given below. The committee also welcomes ideas and suggestions for possible nominations (e-mail addresses for committee members are given under the Members tab).
Nominations and letters of support should contain specific information on the nominee's service to the ASM. A complete nomination package includes: (1) a nomination letter, (2) a recent version of the nominee’s curriculum vitae, and (3) up to 5 letters of support (but no more). All of these materials should be incorporated by the nominator into a single PDF document and transmitted via e-mail to ensure receipt by the chair of the Jackson Award committee, Guy Cameron (g.cameron@uc.edu), no later than 15 March.