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	Menu (in progress) Central Office Animal Behavior Society Officers, Committee Chairs and Staff American Office for the Journal: Animal Behaviour Activating access to Animal Behaviour News from the ABS Central Office 47th Annual Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society, 25-29 July, 2010 Help update our Graduate Guide to Programs in Animal Behavior ABS Newsletter - February 2010 Vol 55, No. 1 now online ABS Newsletters Correspondence ABS Standing Committee and Subcommittee Chairs 2009-2010	About the Society Why Join History Donations/ Contributions ABS the Founders Fellows Constitution, Bylaws and Policy Standing Committees Resources ABS Central Office ABS Film Committee Information and Resources ABS Member Books Guides Newsletters Society Calendar Membership Information Current Dues New Member Application Renew on-line Request ABS Username Electronic Payments Electronic Access to Journal Info Help update our Graduate Guide to Programs in Animal Behavior Two years ago, the Education Committee of the Animal Behavior Society compiled a Guide to Programs in Animal Behavior which can be found in pdf format at: http://www.animalbehavior.org/ABSEducation/programs-in-animal-behavior . Dr. Sue Margulis The Guide is intended to aid students interested in pursuing educational opportunities in animal behavior and is meant as a first step in choosing an appropriate program. Program listings contain: a) A general overview of the program, including specialized focus(es). b) Web page URL for students interested in additional information c) Degrees offered d) Special facilities of interest to animal behavior researchers e) Application deadline information f) Contact information for queries http://www.animalbehavior.org/ABSEducation/programs-in-animal-behavior . We are asking all members to take a few minutes and please review the listing for their institution for accuracy (programs change over time). Please send updates to Dr. Sue Margulis, margulis at canisius.edu (or use the contact link on the website). For our members in South and Central America, we would welcome inclusion of your programs in the guide, and ask that you send the appropriate information (as outlined above). Please send your updates by 31 January, 2010 Visit the ABS web section for Animal Behavior at: http://www.animalbehavior.org/ABSEducation/