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The Watershed Studies Institute (WSI) is please to announce the first WSI Research Symposium, to be held Wednesday, April 22nd, at 2:30 in the Mississippi Room of the Curris Center, as part of Scholar’s Week. Eight graduate students and two postdoctoral associates will be presenting brief seminars on their research. The names of presenters and their titles can be found here. Refreshments will be served. For further information, contact Dr. Howard Whiteman, WSI Director (howard.whiteman@murraystate.edu). |
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13th Symposium on The Natural History of Lower Tennessee and Cumberland River ValleysThe 13th Symposium on The Natural History of Lower Tennessee and Cumberland River Valleys will be held on April 3-4 at the Brandon Springs Group Camp at LBL. The symposium is co-sponsored by WSI and Austin Peay's Center for Field Biology. The focus of this year's symposium is "Taking the Long View: The Role of Long-term Monitoring in Understanding Ecosystem Impacts of Global Climate Change". Friday afternoon will include several invited speakers on this topic, including Drs. Gregory Butcher and Daniel Niven (Audubon Society), Dr. David Inouye (University of Maryland and Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory) and our own Drs. David White and Susan Hendricks (Department of Biological Sciences, WSI, and Hancock Biological Station). On Saturday morning there will be numerous contributed talks, including a variety of Murray graduate and undergraduate students. For more information on the presentations, see the symposium website: http://www.apsu.edu/field_biology/center/symposium2009/symposium_2009_announcement.htm |
Last Updated July 9, 2009
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