2024 ESA Ballot Information Form

ESA thanks you for your commitment to the Society and the science of ecology, and your desire to serve both as a leader. Please complete the form below to ensure that the information shared about you with our members is accurate and best represents you.

2024 ESA Election Candidate Information Form

Your Name (as it should appear on the ballot)*
Your Institution or Current Place of Employment (as it should appear on the ballot)*
Your Current Title (as it should appear on the ballot)*
Your Position of Candidacy*
Briefly describe your background*
Include ecological training, relevant professional, leadership and/or volunteer positions. Up to 300 words.
What interests, experience or skills would you bring to this position?*
Please use this space to provide an overview of your personal interests and experience, and unique skills that you've gained, that make you stand out as a candidate for the position. Up to 200 words.
How would you support ESA’s mission? How would you plan to promote DEIJ in ESA membership and activities if elected?*
Up to 200 words.
Professional Headshot*
Please provide an up-to-date photograph of yourself in as high a resolution as the maximum file size allows. This photo will be used on the official ballot as well as in other materials used to promote the election. (File size: Up to 1MB)
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, Max. file size: 1 MB.
Acknowledgement of Candidacy*
By checking this box, you are consenting to appear on the ballot for the 2024 ESA election as a candidate for the position to which you were nominated, and to serve in that capacity if elected. You are agreeing that your name, likeness and relevant biographical information, as provided, will appear on the official ballot as administered by Survey & Ballots Systems, and potentially in additional promotional materials related to the election as well.
I agree to stand for election in the 2024 ESA Election as described.
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2024 ESA Ballot Information Form

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