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CGIAR GENDER PROGRAM
WORKING PAPER, NO. 7
RECRUITMENT RESOURCES IN THE
UNITED STATES
A List of Professional Organizations
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FILE COPYPrepared by
Bonnie Folger McClaffertyand
Deborah Merrill-Sands
CGIAR SecretariatWorld Bank
Washington, D.C.January 1994
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LIST OF WORKING PAPERS
Working Paper, No. 1 Status of Internationally-Recruited Women in the InternationalAgricultural Research Centers of the CGIAR; Deborah Merrill-Sands and Pammi Sachdeva; October 1992
Working Paper, No. 2 Spouse Employment in Organizations Around the World: AToolkit for Developing Policies and Practices; Madelyn Blair,December 1992
Working Paper, No. 3 Spouse Employment at IRRI: A Case Study; Deborah Merrill-Sands; March 1993
Working Paper, No. 4 Strengthening the Recruitment of Women Scientists andProfessionals at the International Agricultural Research Centers:A Guidelines Paper; Sarah Ladbury; October 1993
Working Paper, No. 5 Recruitment Resources in Europe: A List of ProfessionalOrganizations; Stella Mascarenhas-Keys and Sarah Ladbury;October 1993
Working Paper, No. 6 Filipino Women Scientists: A Potential Recruitment Pool forInternational Agricultural Research Centers; ISNAR andPCARRD; October 1993
Working Paper, No. 7 Recruitment Resources in the USA: A List of ProfessionalOrganizations; Bonnie Folger McClafferty and Deborah Merrill-Sands; January 1994
INTRODUCTION
These recruitment notes have been prepared as part of the CGIAR Gender Program's supportto the international agricultural research centers supported by the CGIAR. They aredesigned to assist the Centers' efforts to strengthen the recruitment of women professionalsand scientists for international staff positions.
The need for the Centers to strengthen mechanisms for reaching women in recruitment isevident by the fact that in 1992 women accounted for only 8% of the pool of applicants forinternational staff positions in the CG System. This is less than the proportion of women(12%) in international staff positions in 1991.
The notes provide information on a wide range of professional organizations and contactswhich can assist Centers to cast their recruitment nets more widely in order to generate alarger and more diverse pool of applicants.
The notes serve as an information supplement to the guideline paper on policies and practicesfor strengthening the recruitment of women for international staff positions within theCenters:
Guidelines for Strengthening the Recruitment of Women Scientists and Professionalsin the International Agricultural Research Centers, by Sarah Ladbury.
CGIAR Gender Program, Working Paper No. 4CGIAR SecretariatWorld Bank1818 H. St. NWWashington, D.C. USA 20433
RECRUITMENT RESOURCES IN THE USA
The following is a list of scientific and professional organizations that have indicated thatthey will advertise CGIAR position announcements. The list, organized by discipline,provides information on total membership, the number or percentage of women as members,services offered and fees. All telephone, fax numbers and addresses are located in theUnited States and would therefore require the appropriate dialing prefixes. Individualsidentified as contacts have been informed of the CGIAR's effort to broaden their recruitmentefforts. The contact people listed under Services for each entry have been identified as themost appropriate person to address when sending or enquiring about advertising. Othercontact persons included below the address are in positions to disseminate recruitmentannouncements to the appropriate audience of women scientists, engineers, technicians, andagricultural development specialists.
Information is provided on purchasing mailing lists since direct mail of job announcementsto women has proven to be effective in mobilizing applications.
An alphabetical list of organizations is provided at the back of the document (pp. 27-28)
Note: N/A= Information not availableIndicates disciplines with high percentages of women in the USA
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TABLE OF CONTENTSAgronomy ............................................... I
Biology ................................................. 2
Chemistry and Biochemistry .......... .......................... 5
Communications and Information ................................. 5
Computer Science . ........................................... 6
Ecology, Environmental, and Natural Resource Management Sciences .... ...... 7
Economics and Agricultural Economics ............................ 10
Education and Training .......... ............................ 13
Engineering .............................................. 13
Entomology ............................................. 14
Forestry ............................................... 15
Geography . ............................................ 16
Horticulture ............................................. 16
Management and Administration ................................ 17
Plant Breeding . ........................................... 18
Plant Physiology and Plant Pathology ............................. 18
Social Sciences . ........................................... 19
Statistics ............................................... 21
Veterinary Medicine . ....................................... 22
Other Scientific Organizations .................................. 23
Other Professional Organizations ................................ 24
Alphabetical Listing of Organizations ............................. 27
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Agronomy
American Agronomy Society677 South Seego RoadMadison, WI 53711Tel: 608-273-8080Fax: 608-273-2021Contact: Roger Watkins
Membership: 12,700 Overseas: 21% Women: 8%
Services Cost1. Agronomy News (monthly) $50
Contact: Jay Poster2. Placement Service Free to employers
Contact: Leann Malison3. Rent Mailing List $80/1000 names + $25 set-up fee
Can screen according to seven selectioncriteria, including areas of specialization.Cannot be sorted by sex.Contact: Leann Malison
4. Six professional journals $300-$400 1/4 pageAll will place ads.Contact: Leann Malison
Comments: AAS is comprised of the Crop Science Society of America (CSSA) and the SoilScience Society of America (SSSA). The services offered by AAS are availableto all associated members.
Affiliates: Association of Women in Soil Science, Committee on Women in Agronomy.Contact: Pam Casper at AAS
Association of Women Soil Scientistc/o Margie Faber8 Windham RoadEnfield, CT 06082Tel: 203-688-7725
Membership: 200 Overseas: 1% Women: 95%
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) No fee2. Membership directory Possible to receive
Weed Science Society of America309 West Clark StreetChampaign, IL 61820Tel: 217-356-3182Fax: 217-398-4119Contact: Vicki Baker
Membership: 3,000 Overseas: 7% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) No fee
Contact: Bob Schmitt
Biology
American Institute of Biological Sciences730 1lth Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20001-4521Tel: 202-628-1500Fax: 202-628-1509Contact: Dr. Charles Chamber, Executive Director
Membership: 7,200 Overseas: N/A Women: 50%
Services Cost1. Bioscience (monthly; circulation = 12,000) $370 1/4 page
Contact: Williams and Wilkins publishers $550 1/2 pageChristoph Volten $890 full page410-528-4147
2. Mailing lists
Comments: Sub-Committee on Women in Biological Sciences. Contact: Geraldine Twitty
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB)9650 Rockville PikeBethesda, MD 20814Tel: 301-530-7145Fax: 301-571-1824
Membership: 8,260 Overseas: 6.8% Women: N/A
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Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List $95/1000 names
Cannot filterContact: Deb Stoutamire301-530-7003
2. Placement Service $300Contact: Dot Doyle
3. Journal (3/year) $400 1/4 pageContact: Charles Hancock $650 1/2 page
4. Directory of Women Scientists availableContact: B. Gordon at ASBMB
Comments: Sub-Committee on Equal Opportunities for Women. Contact: Adele Wolfson andMiriam Greenberg
American Society for Cell Biology9650 Rockville PikeBethesda, MD 20814Tel: 301-530-7000Fax: 301-571-1824Contact: Elizabeth Marincola, Executive Director
Membership: 7,310 Overseas: 13.6% Women: NJA
Services Cost1. Newsletter (monthly) $7.50/line
Contact: Ed Numan2. Rent Mailing List $95/1000 names
Can be filtered by sex and sub-disciplineContact: Ed Numan
3. Placement Service $150Contact: Dot Doyle
Affiliate: Women in Cell Biology. Chair: Ursula Goodenough. Tel: 314-935-6836.Internet: [email protected]
American Society for Microbiology1325 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-737-3600Fax: 202-737-0196Contact: Dr. Amy Chang, Assistant Director
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Membership: 41,000 Overseas: 24% Women: 33%
Services Cost1. ASM News (monthly) $955 1/4 page
Contact: Williams and Wilkins publishers $1320 1/2 pageRe: Elizabeth Mosko $1945 full pageTel: 410-528-4000
2. Placement Service $150Contact: Don Gill
3. Rent Mailing List $130/1000 namesCan filter by sex, location, discipline, etc.Contact: Alison Donahue
Affiliates: Committee on the Status of Women in Microbiology.Contact: Dr. Anne Morris Hocke, Chair, Dept. of Microbiology, Miami University,
Oxford, OH 45056. Tel: 513-529-2028. Bitnet: AMHocke@MiamiU
BIOSCI/bionetNetworkContact: Dave Kristoff, BIOSCI/bionet ManagerInternet: biosci@net. bio. net
Membership: International
Services1. Job Opportunities in Biology
Employment Newsgroup
International Society for Plant Molecular BiologyUniversity of GeorgiaBiochemistry DepartmentAthens, GA 30602-7229Tel: 706-542-3239Fax: 706-542-2090
Membership: 2,000 Overseas: 40% Women: 30%
Services Cost1. Reporter (quarterly) $280 1/2 page
Contact: Dr. Carl Price, Editor $400 full page908-932-2920 (Rutgers University)
2. Rent Mailing List $350 entire listContact: Diane Tyner
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Chemistry and Biochemistry
American Association of Cereal Chemists3340 Pilot Knob RoadSt. Paul, MN 44121-2097Tel: 612-454-7250Fax: 612-454-0766
Membership: 4,700 Overseas: 33% Women: 35%
Services Cost1. Placement Service No Fee
Contact: Deb Merrit2. Cereal Foods World (monthly) $700 1/4 page
Contact: Amy Hope
American Chemical Society1155 6th Street N.W.Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-872-4456Contact: Cheryl Brown. Re: Women Chemist Committee
Membership: 26,000 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Placement Service $70
(Professional databank)
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology9650 Rockville PikeBethesda, MD 20814Tel: 301-530-7145**See: Biology
Communications and Information
American Library AssociationCommittee on the Status of Women in Librarianship50 East HuronChicago, IL 60611Tel: 312-944-6780
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Membership: 57,000 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. American Libraries Magazine $60/c.inch
. Monthly
Women in Communications, Inc.2101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 417Arlington, VA 22201Tel: 703-528-4200Contact: Michelle Franklin, Director of Membership
Membership: 12,000 Overseas: N/A Women: 95%
Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List <2500 = $185/1000 labels
>2500 = $110/1000 labels2. Placement Service Free of charge
Job Hotline3. Magazine (5/yr) $45/column inch
Professional Communicator
Computer Science
Association for Women in ComputingCheryl Deitcher, PresidentManville, TexasTel: 713-331-2539
Membership: 1,000 Overseas: 0% Women: 100%
Services Cost1. National Newsletter (quarterly)
Women in Information ProcessingJudy BeckmanLock Box 39173Washington, DC 20016Tel: 202-328-6161
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Membership: 8,000 Overseas: 10% Women: 100%
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) $400 full page
Contact: Judy Beckman $130 1/2 page
Ecology, Environmental, and Natural Resource Management Sciences
American Institute of Hydrology3416 University Avenue S.E.Minneapolis, MN 55414-3328Tel: 612-379-1030Fax: 612-379-0169Contact: Helen Klose, Executive Manager
Membership: 1000 Overseas: 10% Women: 5%
Services Cost1. Bulletin (quarterly) $55 1/8 page
Job announcements $110 1/4 pageNeed text two weeks before publication $225 1/2 pageContact: Adena WhitmanTel: 205-752-5543; Fax: 205-752-4043
2. Rent Mailing List (labels) $1253. Rent Registry of Members $125
Organized by area of specialization
Ecological Society of AmericaArizona State UniversityCenter for Environmental StudiesTempe, AZ 85287-3211Tel: 602-965-3000
Membership: 7,000 Overseas: 14% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (5/yr) $90/75 words2. Electronic Bulletin Board Free
Contact: Nadine CavenderESA -- Public Affairs Office202-833-8773
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3. Rent Mailing List $75/1000 namesCan filter by sex and sub-disciplineContact: Norine Murray
606-965-3000
Gender and Environment NetworkGenesys ProjectThe Futures Group1050 17th Street, N.W. #1000Washington, DC 20036Contact: Dr. Valerie EstesTel: 202-775-9680 ext. 576Fax: 202-775-9699Internet: V. Estes-TFGI@CGNET. COM
Membership: 450 individuals Overseas: N/A Women: 65%100 institutions
Services Cost1. Monthly Bulletin Board Free
Comments: The GENESYS project helps U.S.A.I.D. Bureaus and Missions mainstreamgender considerations as a technical concern at all stages of projects rather thanviewing women as a special interest issue. It works within the fields ofagriculture, private enterprise, and natural resources management. Dr. Estes, ananthropologist, is a valuable contact.
International Association for EcologyDrawer EAiken, SC 29802Tel: 803-725-2472Fax: 803-725-3309
Membership: 1,300 Overseas: 70% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List $0.09/label
International Union for Conversation of Nature1400 16th Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-797-5454
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Membership: 772 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Limited placement service Free
Contact: Penny Wallace
International Water Resources AssociationUniversity of Illinois205 N. Mathews AvenueUrbana, IL 61801Tel: 217-333-6275Fax: 217-244-6633
Membership: 1,500 Overseas: 50% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Update newsletter (quarterly) No fee2. Rent Mailing List $100 + $10 set-up fee
Geographic filter only
Women in Natural Resources (WMNR)Bowers LabUniversity of IdahoMoscow, ID 83844-1114Contact: Dr. Dixie EhrenrichTel: 208-885-6754Fax: 208-885-5878
Membership: 10,000 Overseas: N/A Women: 90%
Services Cost1. Journal (quarterly) $800 full page
$400 1/2 page$200 1/4 page
2. Bi-weekly flyer w/position announcements Same prices as journal3. Custom direct mail to subscribers or Contact WINR
to mailing list
Comments: 2000 members subscribe to the journal. An additional 10,000 are on the mailinglist and receive flyers with position announcements (includes all major universitydepartments in the U.S.). The largest group of members are in forestry, fisheries,and wildlife. Most are middle and senior level scientists and professionals. WINRis eager to assist the CG Centers and will provide customized services.
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Worldwide Network1331 H. Street, N.W., Suite 903Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-347-1514Contact: Susan Brackett
Membership: 7,600 Overseas: 4,600 Women: 95 %
Services Cost1. Directory of Women in the Environment $22
Comments: Worldwide Network is a network of women working in environmentalconservation and science around the world. They are seeking to expand theservices they offer to their members but at this time offer no mechanism forpublishing position announcements. The Directory of Women in the Environmenthas in the past been used by organizations to serve as a consultant roster andmailing list.
Economics and Agricultural Economics
American Economics Association2014 Broadway Avenue, Suite 305Nashville, TN 37203-2418Tel: 615-322-2595Fax: 615-343-7590Contact: Rebecca Blank
708-491-4145
Membership: 26,000 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Job Openings for Economists (newsletter) Free (200 words or less)
Comments: See also Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession
Association of Agricultural EconomicsBusiness OfficeIowa State UniversityTel: 515-294-8703Contact: Lona Christoffers
Membership: 4,000 Overseas: Approx. 15% Women: 10-15%
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Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) $24/sq. inch
Michael Ellerbrook (min. 4 inches)Editor of NewsletterDept. of Agricultural Economics217 Hutchinson HallVirginia Tech.Blacksburg, VA 24061-0401Tel: 703-231-7417
2. Mailing labels $0.06/labelCan be filtered by sex and international/domesticContact: Lona Christoffers, Business Office
Comments: See also Committee on Women in Agricultural Economics
Association of Environmental and Resource Economists1616 P. Street, N.W., Room 507Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-328-5077Fax: 202-939-3460Contact: Marilyn Voit, Membership
Ann Checkley, Mailing List
Membership: 750 Overseas: 11 % Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (bi-annual) Free2. Rent Mailing List $25
No filtering available
Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession (CESWEP)Contact: Dr. Elizabeth Hoffman, ChairTel: 602-621-6227Fax: 602-621-2606
Membership: 6,000 Overseas: 7% Women: 95%
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) $0.15/label
Contact: Christina O'BannonTel: 602-621-2606
2. Rent Mailing ListCan be filtered by area of specializationContact: Marty CoxEconomic Research Services4901 Tower CourtTallahassee, FLTel: 901-562-1211
Affiliate: Committee of American Economics Association
Committee on Women in Agricultural Economics (CWAE)Economic Research Service (ERS-ATD)USDA1301 New York Avenue, N.W.Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-219-0610Fax: 202-219-0942EMail: [email protected]: Dr. Carol Levin, Editor
Membership: 206 Overseas: 12% Women: Approx. 95%
Services Cost1. Newsletter (3/yr) Free service
No restrictions on length; send to Dr. Levin
Comments: Newsletter has run articles on women in CG Centers. Eager to place jobannouncements.
Affiliate: Association of Agricultural Economics
International Association of Agricultural EconomicsFarm Foundation1211 West 22nd StreetOakbrook, ILTel: 708-571-9393Fax: 708-571-9580Contact: Dr. Walter Armbruster
Membership: 2,000 Overseas: 80% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List $0.20/label
Comments: Good mechanism for reaching agricultural economists in developing countries.
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Education and Training*
International Council for Continuing Education and Training1101 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.Suite 700Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-857-1122
Membership: 500 Overseas: None Women: 50%
Services CostContact: Maria Klayton1. Newsletter (quarterly) Negotiable2. Rent Mailing List Negotiable
International Training in CommunicationPO Box 4249Anaheim, CA 92803Tel: 714-995-3660Contact: Muriel Bryant, Executive Director
Membership: 21,080 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Engineering
American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE)2950 Niles RoadSt. Joseph, MI 49085-9659Tel: 616-429-0300Contact: Sandy Nalepa
Membership: 10,000 Overseas: 25 % Women: 1 %
Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List Negotiable
Filters by technical interest areasContact: Suzanne Howard
2. Agricultural Engineering (6/yr) $50/c.inchContact: Delores Gunn
3. Newsletter (6/yr) $50/c. inchContact: Delores Gunn
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Society of Women Engineers2i0 Wall Street, 4th floorNew York, NY 10005Tel: 212-509-9577Fax: 212-509-0224
Membership: 7,000 Overseas: 30% Women: 90%
Services Cost1. SWE Magazine (bi-monthly) $435 1/4 page
Contact: Astel Zito $770 1/2 page
Entomology*
Entomological Society of America9301 Annapolis Road, Suite 300Lanham, MD 20706-3115Tel: 301-731-4535Fax: 301-731-4538
Membership: 8,300 Overseas: 8% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (monthly) $20/line (42 characters/line)
Opportunities listingDisplay ads'+ $410 1/2 page
$355 1/3$190 1/6
2. Rent Mailing List $80/1000 namesFilters by sex, categories, countries, etc.
+"Need to submit two months before publication; need to specify that organization is an equal opportunityemployer or ad will not be accepted.
Women in Entmology22 Anderson AvenueColumbia, MO 65201Tel: 314-874-4143Contact: Dr. Diane Calabrese, Editor
Membership: 400 Overseas: < 10% Women: 100%
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Services Cost1. Newsletter (semi-annual)
Can place position announcements
Forestry
International Society for Tropical Foresters5400 Grosvenor LaneBethesda, MD 20814Tel: 301-897-8720Fax: 301-897-3690Contact: Dr. Warren Doolittle
Membership: 2200 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) $50/column inch
Can obtain membership directorate
Society of American Foresters5400 Grosvenor LaneBethesda, MD 20814Tel: 301-897-8720Fax: 301-897-3690Contact: Carol McKernon, ext. 108
Membership: 18,000 Overseas: 1% Women: 10%
Services Cost1. Rent Mailing List $120/1000 names
Can filter by sex, region,professional vs. student, etc.Contact: (June Seabolt
2. Journal of Forestry $425 1/6 page$815 1/3 page$1000 1/2 page
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Geography
Association of American Geographers (AAG)1710 16th Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20009-3198Tel: 202-234-1450Fax: 202-234-2744Bitnet: AAG@GWUUVMContact: Dr. Susan Cutter, Director (908-932-4103)
Society of Women Geographers415 E. Capitol Street, S.E.Washington, DC 20003-3810Tel: 202-265-2669Contact: Dr. Lareen Miller, President
Membership: N/A Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services1. Newsletter (semi-annual)
Horticulture
American Society for Horticultural Science113 Southwest Street, Suite 400Alexandria, VA 22314-2824Tel: 703-836-4606Contact: Dr. Christine A. Radiske, Executive Director
Membership: 5,000 Overseas: 33% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (monthly) $10/line2. Rent Mailing List $100/1000 names
Can filter region onlyContact: Margot Storm
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Management and Administration
American Business Women's Association900 Ward ParkwayPO Box 8728Kansas City, MO 64114Tel: 816-361-6621
Membership: 80,000 (21 % managers) Overseas: 0 Women: 99%
Services Cost1. Job Bank USA
Contact: 800-296-IUSA2. Women in Business magazine (bi-monthly) $922 1/6 page
Contact: Lynn Weddle, advertising manager $2079 1/2 page
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)1120 G Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-393-7878
Membership: 12,000 Overseas: 1.28% Women: 19.56%
Services Cost1. Public Administration Times newsletter (monthly) $35/column inch
Position announcements appear in section No display ads acceptedcalled "The Recruiter"Contact: John Larkin
2. Rent Mailing List $90/1000 namesCan be sorted by sex $5/1000 each filterContact: Charlie Rice (301 =680-3636 3000 name minimum
3. Mailing list rental $70/1000 namesCan filter by 'managers," "finance," etc. Minimum 5000 names
American Society for Public Administration -- Section on Women in Public AdministrationContact: Mary Bailey, Chair (513-556-3318)
Membership: 600 Overseas: 0 Women: 100%
Services Cost1. Bridging the Gap newsletter (quarterly)
Contact: Ann Sneider (503-378-6998)
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Plant Breeding
American Phytopathological Society (APS)3340 Pilot Knob RoadSt. Paul, MN 55212-2097Tel: 612-454-7250Fax: 612-454-0766Contact: Dr. Cheryl Engelkef, Women in Plant Pathology (301-504-6653)
Membership: 4,900 Overseas: 1,200 Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Phytonews newsletter (monthly) $35/column inch
Contact: Jean Rice2. Rent Mailing List $125/1000 + $125 set-up fee
Can filter by sex and overseas membershipContact: Kayleen Peterson
3. Plant Disease (monthly) $615 1/2 pageContact: Jean Rice $935 full page
Plant Physiology and Plant Pathology*
American Phytopathological Society (APS)** See Plant Breeding
American Society for Plant Physiologists15501 Monona DriveRockville, MD 20855-2768Tel: 301-251-0560Fax: 301-279-2996Contact: Judith Verbeke, Chair, Committee on Women in Plant Physiology (602-621-8423)
Membership: 5,300 Overseas: 1,000 Women: 19%
Services Cost1. Placement Service $25
Contact: Dorthy Croft2. Rent Mailing List $1000 entire list
Filters by fields of interest Filtered lists increase cost per labelContact: Dorthy Croft
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3. ASPP newsletter (bi-monthly) No feeContact: Jody Carlson
4. Journals: Plant Physiology $150 1/4 pagePlant Cell $300 1/2 page
Contact: Jody Carlson
Social Sciences
American Anthropological Association4350 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 460Arlington, VA 22203Tel: 703-528-1902
Membership: 11,000 Overseas: 1,500 Women: Approx. 50%
Services Cost1. Newsletter (monthly) $110/100 words
Contact: Susan Scomo2. Rent Mailing List $150/1000 labels
Can filter by sub-discipline (i.e., agriculture)
Comment: Recommend purchasing mailing list for culture and agriculture group.Membership of over 400, comprised largely of anthropologist carrying out appliedwork in agriculture, forestry, and the environment.
American Sociological Association1722 N. Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-833-3410Fax: 202-785-0146
Membership: 12,300 Overseas: N/A Women: 34%
Services Cost1. Monthly employment bulletin $85/18 lines
Contact: Michelle Walback $1 each additional lineReaches 2200 university departmentsand 2600 subscribers
Comments: Also Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology. Contact: Carolyn Bugnoe
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Rural Sociology SocietyMontana State UniversityDepartment of SociologyWilson HallBozeman, MT 59717Tel: 406-994-5248Contact: Bonita Fabre
Membership: 1100 Overseas: 10-15% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) Free
Contact: Howard Ladewing, EditorCindy Lucas, SecretaryTexas A&M UniversityTel: 409-845-7210Fax: 409-845-6496
2. Rent Mailing List $0.10/labelCan sort by sex, international/domesticand specialization (e.g., int'l development,rural policy, rural poverty, andsociology of agriculture)
Society for Applied Anthropology(Business Office)PO Box 24083Oklahoma City, OK 73214Tel: 415-843-5113Contact: Dana Frank
Membership: 1,850 Overseas: 15% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly)
Contact: Michael Whiteford, Editor219 Curtiss HallIowa State UniversityAmes, IA 50011-1050Internet: Sl [email protected]
2. Rent Mailing List $250 for entire listCan filter for members specializing in social
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Statistics*
American Statistical Association1429 Duke StreetAlexandria, VA 22314-3402Tel: 703-684-1221Fax: 703-684-2031Contact: Marilyn Humm, Internet: [email protected]
Membership: 19,000 Overseas: 15% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Journal: AMSTAT News $100/classified ad
Contact: John Franklin2. Rent Mailing List $95 full list
Filters by sub-disciplineContact: Richard Foley
Biometric Society1429 Duke StreetAlexandria, VA 22314-3402Tel: 703-836-8311Contact: Elise Thull, Business Manager
Membership: 6,800 Overseas: 50% Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Biometric Bulletin (quarterly) $245 1/4 page
Ad copy to: G.K. Sukla $385 1/2 pageIndian Institute of Technology $635 full pageDept. of MathematicsKanpur - 208 016, India
2. Rent Mailing List $95/tOO0 namesCan filter by country
Caucus for Women in Statisticsclo Cynthia StruthersSt. Jerome CollegeWaterloo, Ontario N2L 3G3CanadaTel: 519-888-4801Fax: 519-746-6530Contact: Barbara Tillie, President (313-354-8060)
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Membership: 350 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services CostContact: Susan Hosteller, Jobs Editor (202-226-3270)
1. Newsletter (quarterly) Free2. Rent Mailing List Price to be determined
Affiliate: American Statistical Association
Veterinary Medicine
American Veterinary Medical Association1931 North Meacham Road, Suite 100Schaumberg, IL 60173-4360Tel: 708-925-8070Fax: 708-925-1329
Membership: 54,689 Overseas: 1.5% Women: 28%
Services Cost1. AVMA Journal (2/month)* $1,525 1/4 page
*Price reduced with more $1,850 1/2 pagefrequent publication $2,800 full page
2. American Journal of Veterinary $400 1/4 pageResearch (monthly) $500 1/2 page
$600 full page3. Rent Mailing List $50/1000 labels
Filters by professional activity $150 minimumAlso available on diskette
4. Placement Service $100
Association of Women VeterinariansContact: Dr. Pamela Chamberline1415 Gallop TerraceGermantown, MD 20874Tel:301-594-0151
Membership: 900 Overseas: 2% Women: 100%
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Services Cost1. Newsletter (quarterly) $300 1/2 page
Contact: Dr. Deborah Mitchell $550 full pageManaging Editor141 S. Prospect StreetRoselle, IL 60172(h) 708-894-3997(w) 708-893-8944
2. Rent Mailing List NegotiableContact: Dr. Kari Schafer
Advertising Editor215-269-0255
Other Scientific Organizations
American Association for the Advancement of Science1333 H. Street, N.W., Room 814Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-326-6555Fax: 202-682-0816
Membership: 110,000 Overseas: N/A Women: 20%
Services Cost1. Science (weekly) $42/line
Association for Women in Science1522 K. Street, N.W., Suite 820Washington, DC 20005Tel: 202-408-0742Fax: 202-408-8321Contact: Annette Duplinsky
Membership: 4500-5000 Overseas: N/A Women: 90%
Services Cost1. Bi-monthly magazine $90/column inch
$420 1/2 column$765 2 x 1/2 column$970 1/2 page
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Interagency Committee on Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)PO Box 746Safety Harbor, FL 34695-0746Tel: 813-789-6319Fax: 813-789-6569Contact: Joan Humphries, Executive Director
Comments: WISE has no regular mechanism for placing position announcements. However,they hold an annual National Training Conference for all federally employedwomen where they can post position announcements.
National Network of Minority Women in Sciencec/o Dr. Freddie DixonDepartment of BiologyUniversity of District Columbia1321 H. Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-274-5274
Membership: N/A Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services N/A Cost N/A
Other Professional Organizations
American Association of University Women1111 16th Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20036Tel: 202-785-7700Fax: 202-872-1425
Membership: 135,000 Overseas: N/A Women: Approx. 100%
Services Cost1. Outlook magazine (quarterly) $1,450 full page
Contact: Robert Brown $950 1/2 page2. Rent Mailing List $55/1000 names
Contact: Carolyn Frankel WarrenTel: 202-785-7747
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Association for Women in Development (AWID)Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University10 Sandy HallBlacksburg, VA 24061-0338Tel: 703-231-3765Fax: 703-231-6741Contact: Catherine Guerrero or Dianna Williams
Services Cost1. Bi-monthly newsletter Free2. Rent Mailing List Negotiable
National Association for Women in Education1325 18th Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20036-6511Tel: 202-659-9330
Membership: 5,000 Overseas: minimal Women: 95%
Services Cost1. About Women on Campus -- Job Line $150 1/4 page
(quarterly) $200 1/2 pageContact: Dr. Patricia Farran, Editor $300 full page
Peace Corps/Office of Returned Volunteer Services1990 K. Street, N.W., Suite 8660Washington, DC 20526Tel: 202-606-3126
Membership: 7,500 Overseas: N/A Women: N/A
Services Cost1. Hotline (2/month) Free
Contact: Tracy Washington, Editor
Society for International Development -- Washington Chapter1401 New York Avenue, N.W, Suite 1100Washington, DC 20005-2121Tel: 202-347-1800Contact: Lawrence Goldman
Membership: 1,290 Overseas: 7% Women: N/A
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Services Cost1. Newsletter (monthly) $50 up to 1/4 page text2. Rent Mailing List $0.07/label + $50 set-up fee
Comments: SID-Washington is the largest chapter in the United States. There is no nation-wide service which combines all chapters.
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF ORGANIZATIONS
American Agronomy Society ........................... 1American Anthropological Association ............................... 19American Association for the Advancement of Science . 23American Association of Cereal Chemists .............................. 5American Association of University Women ............................ 24American Business Women's Association .............................. 17American Chemical Society ....................................... 5American Economics Association .................................. 10American Institute of Biological Sciences ............................... 2American Institute of Hydrology .................................... 7American Library Association ..................................... 5American Phytopathological Society (APS) ............................. 18American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) .... ......... 2American Society for Cell Biology ................................... 3American Society for Horticultural Science ............................ 16American Society for Microbiology .................................. 3American Society for Plant Physiologists .............................. 18American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) ....................... 17American Society for Public Administration -- Section on Women .... .......... 17American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) ....................... 13American Sociological Association .................................. 19American Statistical Association ... 21American Veterinary Medical Association ............................. 22Association for Women in Computing ................................. 6Association for Women in Development (AWID) ......................... 25Association for Women in Science ................................. 23Association of Agricultural Economics ................................ 10Association of American Geographers (AAG) ........................... 16Association of Environmental and Resource Economists ..................... 11Association of Women Soil Scientist .................................. 1Association of Women Veterinarians ................................ 22Biometric Society ............................................ 21BIOSCI/bionet ............................................... 4Caucus for Women in Statistics .................................... 21Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession ............... 11Committee on Women in Agricultural Economics (CWAE) ................... 12Ecological Society of America ..................................... 7Entomological Society of America .................................. 14Gender and Environment Network ................................... 8Interagency Committee on Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) .... ....... 24International Association for Ecology .................. * .............. 8International Association of Agricultural Economics ....................... 12
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International Council for Continuing Education and Training .................. 13International Society for Plant Molecular Biology .......................... 4International Society for Tropical Foresters ........ ...................... 15International Training in Communication ............................. . 13International Union for Conversation of Nature .......................... . 8International Water Resources Association ............................. . 9National Association for Women in Education .......................... . 25National Network of Minority Women in Science ......................... 24Peace Corps/Office of Returned Volunteer Services ....................... 25Rural Sociology Society ........................................ 20Society for Applied Anthropology .................................. 20Society for International Development -- Washington Chapter ................. 25Society of American Foresters .................................... 15Society of Women Engineers ..................................... 14Society of Women Geographers ................................... 16Weed Science Society of America ................................... 2Women in Communications, Inc ..................................... 6Women in Entymology ......................................... 14Women in Information Processing . .................................. 6Women in Natural Resources (WINR) ................................ 9Worldwide Network ......................................... 10
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