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2017 Ecological Integration Symposium

Micro to Macro: Ecology in the Anthropocene

eis-logo-2017The 18th annual Ecological Integration Symposium (EIS) will be held on March 23rd and 24th, 2017, on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station, Texas.

The 18th annual EIS theme is “Micro to Macro: Ecology in the Anthropocene” and will include talks by Dr. Fikret Berkes, professor at University of Manitoba; Dr. Robin Chazdon, professor at University of Connecticut; Dr. Kim Cobb, professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; Dr. Jiangou (Jingle) Wu,  professor at Arizona State University; Dr. Eric Pianka, professor at University of Texas at Austin; and Dr. Jonathan Pruitt, professor at University of California at Santa Barbara. (See Plenary Speakers page)

EIS provides an excellent opportunity for students in Texas and across the nation to showcase their work and engage in meaningful dialogue with the invited speakers and world-renowned scientists in their field.

We are now accepting abstracts for student presentations in talk and poster formats. Both graduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to present original research during the student research symposium on Friday, March 24, 2017. Please see the links below for the registration form.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact the 2017 EIS Committee at theeis.tamu@gmail.com. Or use our EIS contact form.

Speakers

Fikret Berkes
Robin Chazdon
Kim Cobb
Eric Pianka
Jonathan Pruitt
Jiangui (Jingle) Wu

Schedule

Symposium schedule
Schedules for plenary talks and student talks available for downloading/printing.

Registration Forms

Student Presentation Registration  – CLOSED
Volunteer Registration  – CLOSED
Judge Registration  – CLOSED

Deadlines

Student presentation submission:  February 28, 2017
Volunteer and judge registration: March 21, 2017

Wrap-Up

Thank you to everyone who attended EIS this year! We were delighted with all of our plenary speaker presentations on Thursday, and we were overwhelmed by the fantastic student presentations on Friday.

Student Presentation Winners

Graduate Oral Presentations:
Leila Siciliano Martina & Tyler Raszick – 1st place tie
Chase Brooke & Yong Zhou – 2nd place tie

Graduate Poster Presentations:
Matthew Faldyn – 1st place
Jingjia Li – 2nd place
Rachael Glazner – 3rd place

Undergraduate Oral Presentations:
Shelby Kilpatrick & Nick Holloway – 1st place tie

Undergraduate Poster Presentations:
Hannah Gerke – 1st place
Jessica Sannwaldt – 2nd place
Timothy Johnson – 3rd place

Congratulations to everyone, and thank you to all who presented! We look forward to seeing you at the next EIS!”

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What is EIS?

Texas A&M University’s Ecological Integration Symposium (EIS) is an annual interdisciplinary event that brings together a diverse group of leading scientists and students from the fields of ecology, evolutionary biology, and conservation. The symposium provides an excellent opportunity for both local and visiting students to showcase their work and engage in meaningful dialogue with the invited speakers.

Continuing the tradition of EIS since its inception in 2000, we are a graduate student-run event that is open to the public and free to attend.

The organizing committee is grateful to our sponsors for their support and to the large body of faculty, students and public who have made this event possible.

For questions, comments for more information, email us at theeis.tamu@gmail.com.

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Heather Baldi
Program Coordinator
Office: WFES 206
Phone: (979) 845-2114
Email Heather

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