This edition of ESA Science Policy News contains information about a new Guide to Engaging in Science Policy, the U.S. government closing because of Congressional impasse, an action alert to urge elected officials to fund the government, the science laureate bill being pulled from the House schedule, Congressional reactions to the latest IPCC climate report, the head of the USDA-ARS retiring, and the secretary of the Smithsonian retiring.

This edition of eNews contains news about ESA leaders meeting with Congressional staff members on Capitol Hill, the grand opening of ESA's new headquarters in Annapolis, MD, a call for volunteers for the Insect Rodeo in Austin, BCE updates, a new webinar on interview skills, the 2012 presentations from the Entomological Collections Network, the new blog at www.EntomologyToday.org and more.

This edition of eNews contains the winners of the 2013 ESA and Entomological Foundation awards, RCR training at Entomology 2013, a call for articles for Entomology Today, a town hall meeting at Entomology 2013, a USDA-APHIS call for comments on honey bee regulations, job ads, buzz of the week, member news, and more.

Click here for the September 11, 2013 edition of ESA eNews.

This edition of ESA Science Policy News contains information about entomologists meeting with Congressional policymakers, key science posts being filled by President Obama, new pesticide labeling from the EPA, a call for comments on the Asian longhorned beetle eradication program, legislation of interest to entomologists, and more.

Click here for the September 3, 2013 edition of ESA Science Policy News.

This edition of eNews contains the results of the recent 2014 officers election, news about the Austin Insect Rodeo, an insect art gallery in Austin, a call for photos for the Insect Photo Salon, information on how to join additional Sections and Branches, Buzz of the Week, member news, and more.

Click here for the August 28, 2013 edition of ESA eNews.

This edition of eNews contains news about the online program for Entomology 2013, new videos for Entomology 2013 and for the 2016 International Congress of Entomology, a webinar on insect photography, tours and classes at Entomology 2013, Lunch & Learn sessions at Entomology 2013, a call to bring Linnaean Games photos to Austin, a call to submit insect photos to the 2013 Insect Photo Salon, a call for nominations for the 2014 Founders' Memorial Award, member news, job ads, and more.

This edition of ESA Science Policy News contains information about a policy training video for ESA members on how best to communicate science to non-technical audiences, tips for conducting a successful meeting with an elected official, and information about trends in funding for research. Plus, there's information about Congressional support for NSF and EPA funding, the Farm Bill, NSF grants for biodiversity collections, and more.

This edition of eNews contains news about ESA's new blog "Entomology Today," an announcement that ten people were recently selected as ESA Fellows, a video featuring the 2013 Linnaean Games competitors, the 5th Annual Biological Sciences Congressional District Visits event, a webinar on science communications, another webinar on insect photography, seven new proposed common names of insects, the new issue of the Journal of Integrated Pest Management, the 2013 Photo Salon, the 2013 Entomological Collections Network meeting, a call for insect art for an exhibit in Austin, and mo

In this "Articulated Segments" column from July 22, 2013, ESA President Rob Wiedenmann writes about "advocating entomology" and encourages ESA members to get involved.
 
Click here to read the July 22, 2013 Articulated Segments column.

This edition of eNews contains a call for members to vote in the 2014 Officers Election, a call for sponsors for the Entomological Foundation's Awards Reception and their Austin Insect Rodeo, videos featuring student entomology clubs at Entomology 2012 and with the Student Competition Co-Chairs, videos submitted to the 2013 YouTube Your Entomology Contest, a blog from the organizers of the symposium "Broaden your Impact," the NSF International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge, and more.