Spring 2008 Spring Symposium
SPRING 2008 SYMPOSIUM
April 3rd and 4th
Guest Speaker: Dr. James Clark, Duke University
Thursday, April 3rd, Schedule
- 5PM. Faculty dinner with speaker. Faculty interested in joining other Wisconsin Ecology faculty for dinner with Dr. Clark must RSVP to MEG Project Assistant.
- 7PM, Genetics-Biotechnology Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall
"Understanding population responses to global change: Making the most of data, models and future research efforts."
Friday Schedule, April 4th
- 11:30 Graduate Student Lunch with Dr. Clark. RSVP required. Interested students should email the MEG Project Assistant.
Friday, April 4th. 1-4PM
Genetics-Biotechnology Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall
Join us for a great afternoon of presentations and followed by a light reception after Dr. Clark's lecture.
- 1PM Graduate Student Presentations (Presenter abstracts here.)
- 3PM Dr. James Clark, Duke University, "Emerging perspectives on a venerable challenge: solving the biodiversity paradox."
Student Poster Session
Shelly D. Crausby, Botany, The importance of secondary climate gradients along a cloud forest ecotone, Hawai'i
Meghan Fork, Zoology, Mountain pine beetle host preference in lodgepole vs. whitebark pine
Caitlin Littlefield, Nelson Institute, Atmospheric Mercury: Looking at the Global Pollutant on the Regional Scale
Brandon Mann, Landscape Architecture, The effect of litter removal via leaf-blowing and burning on seedling recruitment and vigor in a Wisconsin oak woodland
