The Student Section of the Ecological Society of America was formed in 2000 to facilitate communication, both among students and between students and the Society as a whole. Anybody who wishes to become a member of the Student Section must be a member in good standing of the Ecological Society of America through payment of annual dues and section membership fee.
Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, Savannah, Georgia
Jeffery K. Lake became Chair; Elizabeth Harp was Vice-Chair, and Alan Wilson continued as Secretary for the 2003-04 year.
ESA Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon (89th)
ESA/INTECOL Joint Annual Meeting in Montreal, Quebec, Canada (90th)
Workshop held at the Bolger Conference Center, Potomac, Maryland
ESA Annual meeting in Memphis Tennessee (91st)
Joint ESA/SER Annual Meeting in San Jose, California (92nd)
The current logo was originally designed by Jenny Edwards of Oregon State University's Forestry Department of Forest Science!
ESA Annual Meeting in Milwaukee, Michigan (93rd)
Roberto was elected president for the 2009-2010 term.
“No Child Left Inside” urges parents to reconnect their children to nature; but the task is challenging for urbanized, technologically-bound populations. Parents and children must first become comfortable in nature, must learn about it, and must then feel empowered to protect it. Through collaborative activities, we—in our work as nature researchers, educators, writers, and photographers—can engage both generations. Be they our relatives or those in our local communities. If we each prioritize sharing—even a small part—of our nature experience with others, we can help raise a future generation of environmentally literate citizens and bring hope for a sustainable world.
ESA Annual Meeting in Albequerque, New Mexico (93rd)
Elected Chair for the 2010-2011 term.
Best Undergraduate Oral Presentation: Daniel R. Scholes; Best Undergraduate Poster Presentation: Alexander J. Forde
Outstanding Undergraduate Student Research in Ecology: Anna Maria Stewart. Outstanding Graduate Student Research in Ecology: Alexander N. G. Kirschel.
This award recognizes Jenny M. Talbot for her motivation and outstanding contributions to the ESA Student Section in 2009.
1st Place - Amanda Lease - "Grasslands"
Caitlin Ryan (SUNY Geneseo): Warmer temperatures help an invasive harmful cyanobacterium outcompete native phytoplankton
ESA Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, PA (95th) [Interview with Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI)]
2011 Annual Meeting in Austin, TX (96th)
ESA Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon (94th)
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