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Government Affairs Committee

The Government Affairs Committee promotes and responds to government-related issues that affect vertebrate paleontology, including research and education as well as preservation and protection of paleontological resources. This committee also fosters professional relationships with other scientific organizations that share SVP's legislative goals.

Patrick Leiggi - Ex Officio Chair
Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University

Kenshu Shimada - Chair
DePaul Univ
kshimada@depaul.edu

Members:
Lawrence Bradley
James Clark, George Washington Univ Dept of Biological Sciences
Theodore Fremd, University of Oregon
Mark Goodwin, Univ of California Berkeley, Museum of Paleontology
John Hoganson, North Dakota Geological Survey
Julia Sankey, California State Univ Stanislaus
Eric Scott, San Bernardino County Museum
Glenn Storrs, Cincinnati Museum Center
Josh Trapani

Ted Vlamis

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