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Executive Committee

The British Society for Geomorphology is led by a President, and managed by the Executive Committee that consists of the Chair, Deputy-Chair, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer, three Vice-Chairs (who chair the three subcommittees for Research, Publications and Outreach), and three Ordinary...

Research Sub-Committee

The Research Sub-Committee drives the research missions of the Society.  It co-ordinates the programme of meetings, conference sponsorship, research grants and awards administered by the Society. It makes recommendations on the award of Society grants. It also makes...

Communications and Publications Sub-Committee

The Communications and Publications Sub-Committee is responsible for all official Society publications and outputs. It is responsible for promoting Earth Surface Processes and Landforms and society liaison with Wiley Publishers. The Publications Sub-Committee is also responsible for the...

Outreach and Education Sub-Committee

The Outreach and Education Sub-Committee promotes and develops aspects of Society business that link it to the wider world, in particular through education and activities that encompass business, industry and society.  It addresses issues relating to education, membership, marketing/publicity,...

Finance Sub-Committee

The Finance Sub-Committee ensures the financial health of the Society, consistent with its charitable aims via transparent accounting and financial reporting mechanisms and effective financial planning and investment management. 

Professional Geomorphology and Practice Sub-Committee

To lead, support and improve the discipline of applied professional geomorphology

An applied professional geomorphologist means any geomorphologist who applies their expertise by providing geomorphological advice or services, including those working in consultancy, government,...

Postgraduate Forum

The Postgraduate Forum represents the postgraduate membership of the Society.  The remit of the Forum is to encourage and co-ordinate postgraduate events (workshops, training courses, conferences) to ensure the Society is meeting the needs of the postgraduate community.  Postgraduate...

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