EEB seminars will take place at 12:40 PM Eastern in 307 Science and Engineering Research Facility (SERF) unless otherwise noted.
More details to come…
August 25: No Seminar
September 1: “Ecological Recovery & Resource Management Since the 1980 Eruption of Mount St. Helens”, Virginia Dale, UT EEB, (“hosted” by Charlie Kwit)https://eeb.utk.edu/people/virginia-dale/
September 8: “Dual perspectives: students’ and instructors’ beliefs about student abilities”, Lisa Limeri, Texas Tech University, (hosted by Randy Small)https://www.depts.ttu.edu/biology/People/Faculty/limeri/
September 15: “Positive interactions among stream fishes: new insight across spatial scales”, Brandon Peoples, Clemson University, (hosted by Xingli Giam) https://www.clemson.edu/cafls/faculty_staff/profiles/peoples
September 22: “An Introduction to Disease Biogeography”, Luis Escobar, Virginia Tech, (hosted by Mona Papes & Arpi Nyari)https://fishwild.vt.edu/faculty/escobar.html
September 29: TBD, Helen Bothwell, University of Georgia, (hosted by Bailey/Schweitzer labs)https://warnell.uga.edu/directory/people/helen-bothwell
October 6: “Exploring the multiple evolutions of sex chromosomes in plants”, Sarah Carey, Hudson Alpha Institute for Biotechnology, (hosted by Jessica Budke)https://sarahcarey.github.io/
October 13: TBD
October 20: “Getting SIRIUS about STEM Education Reform: Using course-based authentic learning experiences to promote equity”, Kelly McDonald, Sacramento State, (hosted by Beth Schussler) https://www.csus.edu/faculty/m/mcdonald/
October 27: “Erosion through ancient geologic structures as mechanism of allopatric diversification in Appalachian fishes”, Maya Stokes, Florida State University, (hosted by Ben Keck)https://mayastokes.weebly.com/
November 3: “From declines to recoveries to persistence: identifying the cross-scale drivers of population and community responses in amphibian-pathogen systems”, Mark Wilber, UT School of Natural Resources, (hosted by Charlie Kwit)https://utia.tennessee.edu/person/?id=20190
November 10: TBD, Jeremy Beaulieu, University of Arkansas (hosted by Joe Bailey)https://www.jeremybeaulieu.org/
November 17: “Evolution and Development of Echolocation in Bats”, Richard Carter, East Tennessee State University, (co-hosted by Charlie Kwit & Emma Willcox) https://www.etsu.edu/cas/biology/facultystaff/carterr.php
November 24: No Seminar
December 1: TBD, EEB Graduate student exit seminar