Organized by the MSA Communications Committee, this campaign now is in its second year. The campaign will feature posts on minerals, petrology, careers paths in mineralogy, and more to increase knowledge and interest in mineralogy and related fields. Posting will be on Mondays, every week. Thank you to those people who have already contributed! Check these posts out on Facebook and other social media platforms: Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064525667186 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minsocam/ Bluesky: @mineralsocamerica.bsky.social LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mineralogical-society-of-america/ But we need your help, and your contributions. You may feature your research, a favorite mineral, a student project, a recent publication, a career option in mineralogy, etc. Submit photo(s) too! The committee will (very) lightly edit your post, add appropriate #hashtags, and line it up for publishing. If you wish, you may submit your posts (about 300 words long (or less!) and images) to our google form at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchicZymxWJmmBE5aaQHEHE3VV1N3oqzl2jqtVY1q4saoCdQA/viewform Or submit directly to Andrea Koziol at Akoziol1@udayton.edu. In December 2026, we will look at which post has been the most popular (as measured by likes and upvotes) and will reward its author with a free RIMG volume of their choice! Leading post so far: Dr. Bernardo Cesare, on non-cubic garnets. PS. I will also need posts for #ThinSectionThursday. If your thin section has a story, why not make it a Mineral Monday post? Andrea Koziol MSA Social Media Liaison and Chair of the MSA Communications Committee -- ************************************************************ Dr. Andrea Koziol, emerita Dept. of Earth, Environment and Sustainability 300 College Park Dayton OH 45469-2364 akoziol1@udayton.edu *************************************************************