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Clemson University |
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Subunit of the American Fisheries Society |
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PRESIDENT: MATTHEW A. NOAD MNOAD@CLEMSON.EDU 864.656.6793 |
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CONTACTS: |
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V.P. PATRICK ELY ELY@CLEMSON.EDU Faculty member DR. JEFF ISELY JISELY@CLEMSON.EDU |
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LINKS |
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WELCOME TO THE NEW HOME OF AFS-CLEMSON This site was launched on January 14, 2006. Created by Matthew Noad and Tim Grabowski |
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PROUD SPONSORS: |
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—>Ichthyology (BIOSCI 477) class field trip to Clemson’s experimental forest 2006 |
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DONATIONS We Greatly appreciate any donations to the CLEMSON-AFS. They help facilitate our annual Kid Fish, provide guest speakers and fund field trips for students Please address to: CLEMSON-AFS ATTN: Matthew Noad G-25 Lehotsky Hall Clemsons University Clemson, SC 29634 |
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Allison Bugenski Saluda River |
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T. Grabowski and N. Ratterman Savannah River |
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M. Noad (and his sweet back sweat!) |
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AFS Merchandise -TSHIRT -HAT -TIE -SCARF and more!! www.fisheries.org |
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CLEMSON AFS |
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2006 |
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Welcome to the homepage of the Clemson Student Subunit of the American Fisheries Society. Our parent society is the oldest fisheries professional organization in the world. Established in 1870, the American Fisheries Society seeks to promote scientific research and progressive resource management. AFS at Clemson University is a subunit of the South Carolina Chapter of the American Fisheries Society. We serve the graduate and undergraduate student community of Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina. In addition to the mission of the parent society, the subunit focuses on professional development, promotion of student participation in research and meetings, and service to our community. Currently membership in the Clemson University Student Subunit of the American Fisheries Society is free and requires only student status at Clemson University and attendance of our monthly meetings. |