All attendees, including presenters and conveners, must register for Fall Meeting in order to gain access to the virtual platform.

The meeting follows best practices for extended virtual meetings and global equity and inclusion. The schedule has been extended over 17 days with breaks and time blocks for live events for global engagement.

AGU is pleased to support Indigenous member students and faculty enrolled in or working for North American tribal and territorial colleges and universities to attend the 2020 Fall Meeting for a $0 registration fee.

During registration, select your specific institution. Any North American Indigenous student members who are part of bridge programs or other academic institutions as a student or faculty member can contact [email protected] for instructions on how to register for the $0 registration.

Please be sure to join as an AGU member prior to registering for the meeting.

Registration rates are about half of the regular "in-person" rates and are comparable to those of many other scholarly meetings taking place this fall. Registration will provide access to #AGU20 over 17 days, on your time. The registration rates also support global participation by offering reduced rates to undergraduate students, high school students, and scientists from low and middle income countries - the future of science. To qualify for AGU member rates, the attendee must have joined AGU or renewed their membership for 2020 by 30 October 2020. 

 *Member and Nonmember Rate

AGU Fall Meeting attendees may register for tickets to scientific workshops and section events. Additional registration fees may apply, with separate rates for students. Registration for these events is available in the registration portal. Workshop tickets can be purchased through 20 November. To login and add an event to an already existing registration, click here.