• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Doctoral Program

Stay Connected to EEB

  • Home
  • About
    • Get Involved
    • EEB Program Resources
    • EEB Bylaws
    • EEB Black Lives Matter Statement
  • PhD Program
    • Prospective Students
      • PhD Program Application Procedure
    • Current Students
      • Program Guidelines
      • Documents
  • Courses
    • Core Graduate Courses
    • Eligible Elective Courses for the PhD in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
    • Relevant Graduate Courses
    • Relevant Undergraduate Courses
    • EEB-related Courses Currently Offered
    • Mexico Field Trip
    • Big Bend Field Course
  • People
    • Faculty
    • Core Faculty by Research Theme
    • Program Coordinator
    • Postdoctoral Scholars
    • Students, Alumni & Affiliates
    • EEB Executive Committee and GRAC
    • EEBISO and Journal Club
    • Spotlight
  • Events
    • EEB Seminar Series – Fall 2020
    • EEB Seminar Series – Spring 2020
    • Ecological Integration Symposium
      • 2020 Ecological Integration Symposium
      • 2019 Ecological Integration Symposium
    • Darwin Day 2020
    • Darwin Day 2019
    • Open Source Open Science Workshop 2020
    • Open Source Open Science Workshop 2019
    • EEBISO and Journal Club
  • News
  • Contact Us
You are here: Home / Ecological Integration Symposium / 2018 Ecological Integration Symposium

2018 Ecological Integration Symposium

Across the Tree of Life: Interactions in Ecology and Evolution

The 2018 Ecological Integration Symposium Committee invites you to attend the 19th Annual Texas A&M University Ecological Integration Symposium on April 5th and 6th at Rudder Tower and Theater at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

The Ecological Integration Symposium is an interdisciplinary, graduate student led and organized event that unites students and renowned researchers in the themes of ecology, conservation, evolutionary biology, geography, and more.

During this free, two-day event we will explore ecology through the theme of Across the Tree of Life: Interactions in Ecology and Evolution. This year, plenary speaker and student presentations will be spread across both days. The symposium will close with a speaker panel and awards presentation on Friday afternoon.

We are excited to announce our 2018 plenary speakers:  Dr. Caren Cooper, North Carolina State University; Dr. Tim Coulson, University of Oxford; Dr. Gretchen Hofmann, University of California, Santa Barbara; Dr. Israel del Toro, Lawrence University; Dr. Rana El-Sabaawi, University of Victoria.  See the 2018 Plenary Speakers page for bios and links.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact the 2018 EIS Committee at theeis.tamu@gmail.com.

Congratulations to our Student Presentation Winners!

Oral Presentation

Graduate Student

1st Place:  Alexandria Payne

2nd Place:  Alyson Brokaw

3rd Place:  Bert Foquet

Undergraduate Student

1st Place: Christine Madamba

2nd Place:  Abby Jones

3rd Place:  Zoey Kramer

Poster Presentation

Graduate Student

1st Place: Leila Siciliano-Martina

2nd Place: Jamie Hooker

3rd Place: Mason Danheim

Schedule

Student Presentation Schedule

Speakers

Registration

Student Presentation Registration — We are now accepting abstracts for student presentations in talk and poster formats.  Undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral students are encouraged to present original research.  We will present awards to the top presentations in each of those categories at the end of the conference.

Volunteer Registration –  We are accepting volunteer sign-ups to help assist with the event on April 5th and 6th. Time commitment can be as little as 1 hour. Volunteers will oversee attendee registration, help with symposium set up and break down, and assist with other tasks as needed.

Judge Registration – We are accepting applications for judges for student talks and presentations from faculty and post-doctoral researchers and graduate students.

Deadlines

  • The deadline for abstract submissions has been extended to March 15th.

Stay Connected to EIS


 

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.

2018 EIS Committee Members

Andrew Anderson
Alyson Brokaw
Erin Buchholtz
Sierra Cagle
Rachael Glazner
Jocelyn Holt
Shelby McCay
Mickey Parker
Michaela Pawluk
Ashley Tessnow

EIS Annual Symposia

Note: Information for some earlier years is unavailable or incomplete.

2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2008 | 2003 | 2000 – 2011 Program Flyers

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Doctoral Program

Texas A&M University

© Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

STAY CONNECTED

Contact Us

Nicolas Jacobsen, PhD
Program Coordinator
Office: WFES 218
Phone: (979) 845-2114
Email Dr. Jacobsen

Campus Map

Mailing Address

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Department of Entomology
TAMU MS 2475
College Station, TX 77843-2475

  • Compact with Texans
  • Privacy and Security
  • Accessibility Policy
  • State Link Policy
  • Statewide Search
  • Veterans Benefits
  • Military Families
  • Risk, Fraud & Misconduct Hotline
  • Texas Homeland Security
  • Texas Veterans Portal
  • Equal Opportunity
  • Open Records/Public Information
Texas A&M University System Member