The Oregon Academy of Science 2008 Annual Meeting will be held at Portland Community College, Sylvania Campus, on February 23, 2008.

Quick links: Abstract Submission Form and Guidelines (DOC) 2008 Registration Form (DOC) Driving Directions to PCC PCC Campus Map

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  • The Oregon Academy of Science promotes science education and scientific research within the state. The academy's thirteen sections work to encourage communication among Oregon scientists, both private and public, through the open forum of the annual meeting and by election of the outstanding Oregon scientist of the year. Further, the academy fosters the growth of tomorrow's scientists through the Junior Academy for high school students and though the election of outstanding science teacher of the year.

January 2008 Newsletter (DOC)(PDF) November 2007 Newsletter (DOC) January 2007 Newsletter (PDF)(DOC) November 2006 Newsletter (PDF)(DOC) January 2006 Newsletter (PDF) (DOC) November 2005 Newsletter (PDF) (DOC)	January 2005 Newsletter (PDF) November 2004 Newsletter (PDF) 2004 Newsletter with schedule and directions November 2003 Newsletter Proposed OAS Bylaws Revision 2003 Minutes of the December Executive Meeting 2003 Meeting at Linfield College 2002 Meeting at Pacific University 2001 Meeting at University of Portland 2000 Meeting at George Fox University 1999 Meeting at Willamette University
OAS Officers and Section Chairs OAS Bylaws Past meeting locations and presidents Past Recipients of OAS awards For section chairs: Collated Abstract Form

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xxThe Oregon Academy of Science an affiliate of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), founded in 1848. Forty-four of the forty-seven academies affiliated with AAAS form the National Association of Academies of Science (NAAS), which has its roots in an AAAS committee formed in 1927 to promote relations among the AAAS member academies. The NAAS is funded by allotments from its individual member academies to keep all academies informed of each other's activities and to promote junior and collegiate academies to encourage interest in science among today's youth.  

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