Tuesday Talks

"Tuesday Talks" are presentations by researchers, faculty, graduate students, and teaching associates at Stone Lab. These presentations are meant to give Stone Lab students a taste of actual research from the researchers themselves. The "talks" will begin at 7:30 pm (unless otherwise posted) and will last from 15 to 30 minutes, followed by questions. This is a great opportunity to casually meet other people working on the island and hear about their experiences in graduate school and/or in the field

Week	Date	Speakers and Topics
1	June 11	No speaker
2	June 18	Lisa Bircher, Exit seminar, OSU Master of Science: How do teachers use Stone lab course information and methods in their classrooms?
3	June 25	Gustav W. Verderber, Photographer: Sojourns in Nature – Environmental interpretation (special program, begins at 9:30 pm)
4	July 2	Dr. Ken Krieger, Heidelberg College. The Perils of Mayfly Survival in Lake Erie
5	July 9	Paul Genzman, OSU Exit Seminar: How effective are concept maps in fostering environmental learning?
6	July 16	Dr. Carolyn Merry, OSU: Using Landsat-7 and other satellite data to study Ohio's earth surface
7	July 23	Dr. C. Lavett Smith, American Museum of Natural History, Emeritus: Long Term Underwater Observations
8	July 30	Dr. Tim Granata, OSU, Engineering: Coastal Circulation and Transport Process
9	Aug. 6	Geoff Steinhart, OSU Aquatic Ecology Lab: Smallmouth bass and round goby interactions in Lake Erie: Do gobies kick bass?
10	Aug 13	Dr. Maria Gonzales, Miami University: Biotic interactions among native and exotic species in Lake Erie benthic communities.
11	Aug 20	No lecture, last week of classes.

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