C. J. Crozier P. Greany J. P. Stewart 2001 J. H. Frank 1982 D. M. Pomfret J. L. Capinera 1983 2002 R. W. Metz R. W. Mankin R. M. Phillips J. H. D. R. Smith 2003 S. L. Lapointe 1984 F. L. Petitt R. C. Bullock R. H. Scheffrahn C. R. Furqueron G. Cashion 1985-1995 ? R. Meagher 1996 D. G. Hall O. Liburd 1997 J. M. Sivinski T. Holler Scott Ferguson 1998 L. G. Peterson Hunter David Hall 2009 G. L. Leibee 1999 P. Greany L. G. Peterson 2010 C. Lovelady 2000 2011 J. L. Capinera Nan-Yao Su MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE General Charge of Responsibilities by Florida Entomological Society Bylaws: The Membership Committee consist of five members. Article IV, Section 6. Each will serve a five year staggered term, one new member to be appointed each year by the incoming Chairperson. The Chair of the Committee shall be inherited by virtue of seniority on the committee. This committee shall actively search for and solicit new members for the society among professional workers, students, and amateurs in entomology. GUIDELINES: The Membership Committee is responsible for all phases of membership development, recruitment, and retention. The committee should be comprised of individuals from a variety of backgrounds in to facilitate recruitment of new members. The Membership Committee will work closely with the Executive Committee to identify and target groups/organizations/industries which to solicit membership. Such groups would include, but not be limited to, other entomological societies, pest control associations, the Florida Mosquito Control Assn., environmental/conservation groups, universities and colleges, government organizations, and industry.
C. J. Crozier J. P. Stewart 1982 D. M. Pomfret 1983 R. W. Metz R. M. Phillips D. R. Smith 1984 F. L. Petitt R. C. Bullock C. R. Furqueron 1985-1995 ? 1996 D. G. Hall 1997 J. M. Sivinski T. Holler 1998 L. G. Peterson David Hall 1999 P. Greany L. G. Peterson 2000 J. L. Capinera P. Greany 2001 J. H. Frank J. L. Capinera 2002 R. W. Mankin J. H. 2003 S. L. Lapointe R. H. Scheffrahn G. Cashion R. Meagher O. Liburd Scott Ferguson Hunter 2009 G. L. Leibee 2010 C. Lovelady 2011 Nan-Yao Su MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE General Charge of Responsibilities by Florida Entomological Society Bylaws: Article IV, Section 6. The Membership Committee consist of five members. Each will serve a five year staggered term, one new member to be appointed each year by the incoming Chairperson. The Chair of the Committee shall be inherited by virtue of seniority on the committee. This committee shall actively search for and solicit new members for the society among professional workers, students, and amateurs in entomology. GUIDELINES: The Membership Committee is responsible for all phases of membership development, recruitment, and retention. The committee should be comprised of individuals from a variety of backgrounds in to facilitate recruitment of new members. The Membership Committee will work closely with the Executive Committee to identify and target groups/organizations/industries which to solicit membership. Such groups would include, but not be limited to, other entomological societies, pest control associations, the Florida Mosquito Control Assn., environmental/conservation groups, universities and colleges, government organizations, and industry.
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