DEPARTMENTAL COLLOQUIUM SERIES
SPRING 2008
NEW TIME AND PLACE!
Place: BO 1053
Time: Wednesdays from 4:00 - 5:00 pm. Refreshments are provided at 3:45 pm.
Seminar Coordinator: Dr. Ann Krause, 419.530.4587, ann.krause@utoledo.edu
Date | Name | Title | Host | Speaker's Insitution | |
January | 9 | Jim Harrell | Recent Discoveries in Ancient Egyptian Chert and Gemstone Quarries | University of Toledo | |
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23 | Mohammad Sultan | An integrated Approach for the Assessment of Groundwater Potential in Arid Terrains: Case studies from Egypt and Saudi Arabia | Graduate Students | Western Michigan University | |
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February | 6 | Carolyn Howes Keiffer | History and Restoration of the American Chestnut Tree | Scott Heckathorn | Miami University (Ohio) |
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20 | David "Bo" Bunnell | Understanding bloater recruitment in Lake Michigan: evaluating the role of sex ratio, sculpins, and climate | Chris Mayer | USGS Great Lakes Science Center | |
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March | 5 | SPRING BREAK | |||
12 | Greg Wiles | TBA | Tim Fisher | The College of Wooster | |
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26 | Geology Student Session | Research in Lake Erie: where ecology and geology meet | Mario Castaneda -Leader | ||
April | 2 | ||||
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16 | William Lindsay Chadderton | Combining advances in conservation planning and aquatic invasions: Can the Great Lakes learn from lessons in New Zealand? | Jonathan Bossenbroek | The Nature Conservancy | |
23 | Ecology Student Session | Human Impacts on Forested Systems in the Region | Maria Tumeo - Leader |