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Thank you for your interest in the Idaho Academy of Science (IAS)!

The IAS was organized in 1958 to further the cause of science and science education in Idaho. A general description of what the IAS is and what it does is presented below. A summary of how it was organized, by whom, and where is presented in the History and Organization of the Idaho Academy of Science.
Chartered activities of the Academy are as follows:

The IAS seeks to improve the effectiveness of science education in Idaho, and to promote public understanding and appreciation of the sciences and applied technology in the modern world. The Academy is the only statewide organization in Idaho that embraces all scientific disciplines.

The IAS is incorporated in the State of Idaho. It is listed by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt nonprofit scientific and educational organization under section 501 (c)(3), meaning that contributions to Academy programs are tax deductible. The Academy is affiliated with the National Association of Academies of Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

The IAS is available for consultative or advisory services on matters of science and technology to the Governor, and to Local, State and Federal Agencies.

The Constitution and Bylaws of the Idaho Academy of Science.

A printable IAS Brochure (pdf format) that describes the Academy, what it does, how to become a member, etc.

For more information about the Academy, what it is, what it does and who is involved, contact an IAS representative in your area or call or write to the IAS Executive Director:

Philip A. Anderson
909 Lucille Ave.
Pocatello, ID 83201-2542
(208) 234-7001
IdAcadSci@aol.com

The Idaho Academy of Science expresses its sincere thanks to ISU's Instructional Technology Resource Center for hosting this website and doing the technical work.

For more information, contact:
Idaho Academy of Science
909 Lucille Ave
Pocatello, ID 83201-2542
(208) 234-7001
E-mail: IdAcadSci@aol.com