Celebrating 50 Years of Progress
The Golden Anniversary of the Southern Division

21-24 February 2002

Fifty years after its formation on 20 October 1952, the Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society celebrated its golden anniversary this year at the Division's Spring Meeting in Little Rock, Arkansas. The celebration was highlighted by a plenary session in which esteemed Division members, young and old, recalled the changes that have occurred in the past fifty years and speculated about what the future holds. An afternoon reminiscing session (the "geezer gab") also provided a time for members to chat about the history of the Division and the fisheries profession. The day of celebration ended with a social and evening poster session, in which chapters and other units within the Division displayed synopses of their histories and touted all of their successes.






Founders of SDAFS:
Jack Dequine (left)
Ed Hueske (center)
Harry Cornell (right)

Below are links to PDF versions of the posters and photo highlights from this special event:
(Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the poster files.)

Posters
Note: Some are large files and may be slow to load.
Other posters will be added as they are received.
Southern Division (4.2 mb)

Technical Committees
Aquaculture (7.4 mb)
Pollution (0.7 mb)
Reservoir (0.2 mb)
Small Impoundments (Part 1) (8.0 mb)
Small Impoundments (Part 2) (9.6 mb)

Chapters
Arkansas Chapter (3.3 mb)
Auburn University Chapter (3.8 mb)
East Carolina University Student Subunit (2.2 mb)
Georgia Chapter (3.2 mb)
Kentucky Chapter (3.9 mb)
Mississippi State University Student Subunit (0.6 mb)
North Carolina Chapter (0.3 mb)
Oklahoma Chapter (2.9 mb)
Tennessee Tech University Student Subunit (0.1 mb)
Texas Chapter (8.2 mb)
Texas A&M University Chapter (3.4 mb)
University of Georgia Student Subunit (13.2 mb)
Virginia Tech Chapter (1.6 mb)

Photo Albums

Plenary Session
Geezer Gab
Poster Session and Social

** Thanks go to
Larry Connor and Nick Parker
for the photos.


Compiled and brought to you by the
NC State Student Fisheries Society
with support from the North Carolina
Chapter and SDAFS.

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