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Invitation to Join Society of Protozoologists

Mark Farmer farmer at cellmate.cb.uga.edu
Mon May 31 16:02:55 EST 1999


We are pleased to invite you to become a member of the Society of
Protozoologists.  If you are interested in any aspect of free-living
or parasitic protists and their relatives, you will find the Society
of Protozoologists to be a productive way to enhance your professional
and intellectual interests within the field.

You can conveniently join the Society by using the following
electronic enrollment form.

Simply copy this form into an e-mail message addressed to

orders at allenpress.com

And supply the information requested in the enrollment form.

You will immediately become a member of the society and begin
receiving the Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology and Society
Newsletter.

If you are not already a member, we would be pleased to welcome you
among our colleagues.

O. Roger Anderson
Membership Secretary
Lamont-Dogherty Geol.  Observatory
 Palisades, NY 10964 USA
 ora at ldeo.columbia.edu
 TEL (415)664-5859
 FAX (914)365-8150 

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   An Invitation to Join
   THE SOCIETY OF PROTOZOOLOGISTS
____________________________________________________________________
The Society of Protozoologists, founded in 1947, is an international
organization with members in over 40 countries representing interests
in all aspects of eukaryotic microbiology.
____________________________________________________________________
MEMBERSHIP Regular Membership is open to anyone with an interest in
protozoa and related protists.  Regular members have all usual
privileges of membership and receive: Journal of Eukaryotic
Microbiology, Newsletter, and Abstracts of Annual Meeting. Student
Membership is available to students upon certification of student
status by a member, or the Department Chairperson.  Student members
have the privileges of regular members and receive all of the
publications of the Society. Corresponding Membership is available to
persons whose legal residence is outside the USA, Canada, and Mexico;
and to spouses to members. Corresponding members have the privileges
of regular members and receive the publications of the Society, with
the exception of The Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology
______________________________________________________
 SOCIETY OF PROTOZOOLOGISTS 
1 9 9 9    Dues  Structure
 _____ Regular membership  ($66*)	
______ Student membership ($33*)
  Student certification required below.
_____ Corresponding member (residence outside USA, Can., Mexico) ($22)

2 0 0 0    Dues Structure
_____ Regular membership ($68*)
______ Student membership ($34*)
  Student certification required below.
_____ Corresponding member (residence outside USA, Can., Mexico) ($23)

*Regular or Student members must also include postage (surface or air)
________  Surface mail, U. S. ($6)
 _____ Surface mail outside U. S.($18)
  ______  Airmail, all countries ($70)

______________  Year to begin membership (Year is Jan. 1 to Dec. 31)

Name: ________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________

______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

Telephone/FAX/Email info:  ____________________________________

Field of interest __________________________________________

Signature of sponsor or certification of student status______________________________
Visa, Mastercard, or check (in U. S. dollars) acceptable. Make checks
payable to  Society of Protozoologists.

___Visa   __ Matercard Credit Card no._________________ Exp. date
_____

Name as it appears on credit card:_____________________________
MAIL APPLICATION WITH APPROPRIATE REMITTANCE TO:
  SOCIETY OF PROTOZOOLOGISTS
  P.O. Box 1897
  Lawrence, KS 66044-8897  USA

Electronic mail submission with credit card  orders at allenpress.com





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