New Associate Editors

New associate editors for special topic submissions include Aaron B. Shiels, Shane R. Siers, and Marco Restani

New Associate Editors

New associate editors are Dwayne Elmore and David Dahlgren. Dwayne Elmore is a professor, wildlife extension specialist, and Bollenbach Chair in wildlife biology in the Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Oklahoma State University. Specific areas of interest include wildlife habitat relationships, Galliform ecology and management, and thermal ecology. Current research projects are focused on how management and human activity affect various species of grouse and quail. He works with stakeholder groups including private landowners, NGOs, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of the Interior, and multiple state wildlife agencies to provide technical assistance on land management issues. David Dahlgren completed his master’s and doctoral degrees as well as a post-doctoral fellowship while researching sage-grouse reproductive habitat and ecology at Utah State University (USU). Following his formal education, in 2010 he began working for the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism as their upland game specialist, a statewide coordinator position covering pheasants, quail, and prairie-chicken management and research. His time in Kansas reemphasized for him the importance of local communities, private producers and landowners, and inter-agency coordination for wildlife conservation and management. In 2013, he returned to USU and began a position as an extension associate working in the Community-based Conservation Program. In 2016, he began an assistant professorship within the Department of Wildland Resources at USU as an extension specialist with an emphasis on wildlife and rangeland habitat. He has a beautiful wife (Lacey), and 3 wonderful girls (Maylee–10; Adalou–8; and Phoebe–6). He is owned by 4 birddogs, one of which is a young German Wirehaired Pointer, his first non-German shorthair pup. He also loves fly-fishing and any time when he can get a fishing pole with a hooked fish at the other end into one of his daughters’ hands

New Associate Editors

Human-Wildlife Interactions journal announces its new associate editors

Note from the Editor

Editor-in-chief Jeffers Engelhardt thanks Suzel Ana Reily for her service as one of the journal\u27s founding associate editors and welcomes Ruth HaCohen (Pinczower) as a new associate editor

New ISTJ Associate Editors

Three Associate Editors have been selected by the Iowa Science Teachers Journal\u27s Advisory Board. Gary Downs, of Ames, has agreed to serve as Associate Editor in Elementary Science Education. Tom Scott, of Des Moines, has agreed to serve as Associate Editor in Junior High Science Education. Darrel Hoff, of Cedar Falls, has agreed to serve as Associate Editor in Earth Science Education

A Report on Personal Relationships: Report from the New Editorial Team of Personal Relationships. Spring 2006

Since my last report on the status of Personal Relationships (PR) to Relationship Research News, our editorial team has grown. Rodney Cate (Emeritus, Family Studies, University of Arizona, United States), Catrin Finkenauer (Social Psychology, Free University, The Netherlands), and Susan Branje (Adolescent Development, Utrecht University, The Netherlands) began serving terms as Associate Editors in October 2005, December 2005, and April 2006, respectively. They joined Susan Boon (Psychology, University of Calgary, Canada), Mario Mikulincer (Psychology, Bar- Ilan University, Israel), and Denise Solomon (Communication Studies, Pennsylvania State University, United States), who have been serving as Associate Editors since last summer. Thus far 73 scholars, who represent 11 countries and 8 disciplines, have agreed to serve as members of the Editorial Board. In addition, 221 established and 80 new scholars have reviewed one or more of the 150 manuscripts which were submitted to PR between June 1, 2005 and April 4, 2006

GSA Launches G3: Genes | Genomes | Genetics

We are proud to present the inaugural issue of G3: Genes | Genomes | Genetics, an open-access journal published by the Genetics Society of America (GSA). The journal’s team of over 60 associate editors and 4 section editors, all practicing scientists—your peers—have come together to form a new, open-access journal with a unique mission and vision. The Editorial Board of G3 taps the expertise of the community of geneticists in the widest sense, from microbes to humans, from individuals to populations, and from classic “wet lab” experimentation to the most recent innovations in bioinformatics

Welcome on board! Prefiguring knowledge production in the sociology of language

This Special Issue constitutes a parenthesis from our daily lives as editors, an attempt to not forgot why we do what we do, and a direction for what we should do in the near future with the International Journal of the Sociology of Language (IJSL). The idea of this Special Issue originated in conjunction with the renewal of our Editorial Board. After many years of service, the term of the previous Editorial Board came to an end in 2020 and coincided, with a slight delay, with the start of the new General Editor and newly appointed Associate Editors