Make a Donation
We invite you to contribute to ESA's SEEDS program (Strategies for Ecology Education, Development, and Sustainability) and help support and encourage greater diversity in the ecology profession.
Download the Commitment of Support for SEEDS 2012 Fall Appeal form.
Contributions to the SEEDS program are tax deductible and are used to support special initiatives for underrepresented students.
Examples include:
- Travel awards for students to attend the ESA Annual Meeting.
- Research fellowships for undergraduates to conduct an independent ecological investigation with an ESA member mentor.
- Awards for students to participate in bi-annual SEEDS sponsored field trips.
- Funding for SEEDS Chapters at home institutions to carry out unique projects that further encourage diversity in ecology.
Thank you for supporting ESA's SEEDS Program
How to Donate
Three Easy Ways to Make a Contribution to the SEEDS Program:
- Make a credit card gift online by clicking here to fill out the secure online giving form.
- Call ESA and make a credit card contribution by phone at 202-833-8773.
- Send a check made out to ESA with SEEDS in the memo line to ESA 1990 M Street, NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036
2011 Donors
SEEDS is grateful to all our friends who have contributed in 2011. To our growing Sustainer Circle, thank you for keeping the SEEDS foundation strong. To our Leadership Circle and our Corporate Donors, thank you for your confidence in SEEDS. We are also very grateful to the ESA members who responded to the SEEDS fundraising drive at the ESA Annual Meeting in Austin, TX. Your kind and generous support enables us to sponsor diverse students to the full spectrum of opportunities to discover and nurture their interest in ecology as a viable career choice. This list reflects gifts received through December 31, 2011 Thank you for your generosity.
Leadership Circle |
Sustainer Circle |
Organization and Foundation Donors |
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| Contributors of $100 and more
Barbara Abraham |
Lynn Adler Laura Aldrich-Wolfe Christopher Anderson Paul Angermeier Dean Anson Juan Armesto Melissa Armstrong Marilyn Ball Lisa Belden Elena Bennett Dorothy Boorse Beth Bowles Nicholas Brokaw Deron Burkepile Christina Catricala Peter Chesson Carmen Cid Carl Cloyed Elizabeth Cook Julia Cotton Mark Davis Carlos De La Rosa Yesenia De Leon Diana Delgado Naomi Detenbeck Luben Dimov Samir Doshi Stephen Ellner Ilya Fischhoff Jesse Ford Yeni Violeta Garcia Catherine Gehring James Grover Nelson Hairston Charlie Halpern Stacey Halpern Colleen Hatfield Scott Herron Janneke HilleRisLambers Timothy Hoellein Carole Hom Todd Hutchinson Ines Ibanez Edith Jaurrieta De Velasco Julia Jones James Kennedy Susan Kepha |
Justin Kitzes William Kodrich Frank Lake Carol Landry Emily Lankau Kathleen LoGiudice Melissa Lucash Andrea Maguire Erika Marin-Spiotta Kellen Marshall-Gillespie Deedra McClearn Albert Meier Elvia J Melendez-Ackerman Brenda Molano-Flores Rebecca Montgomery Lisa Moore John Mull Dana Nakase Paige Olmsted Jessica Osuna Rafael Otfinowski Gabriel Perez Byer Christopher Picone Judd Pittman Alexandra Ponette Gonzalez Carla Restrepo Courtney Richmond Cynthia Sagers Irene Sanchez-Gallen Joshua Schimel Lilly Schwartz Gaston Small Jenny Soong Emily Stanley Daniel Stanton Jessica Trevino Carolyn Tysor Dirk Vanderklein Michael Vanni Kerri Vierling Maria Villamil Robert Washington-Allen Faren Wolter Christina Wong Ian Wright Arthur Zack Jess Zimmerman |
National Science Foundation |
May 30, 2012
Joseph Fail
We have lost a faithful mentor, adviser and friend.
With much appreciation to:
Meta Thompson Fail
Ruti Fadel
Barbara Hagen
Carla Handshaw
Jena Hendry
Mark Johnson
Nancy Mitchell
J. Sodergren
Eva Thompson
Ridgely and Wallace Hoyt-Whitaker