Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Wicomico County and Surrounding Areas December 5
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Wicomico County and surrounding areas from 1 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday, December 5. Snow accumulation up to an inch and a half is forecast. Snow is expected mainly after 5 a.m., interspersed with periods of rain later in the day. At this time, campus is expected to remain open. For the latest information on any weather-related disruptions, please visit the SU News webpage.
Seminar Schedule
Seminars are held on Thursdays at 4 p.m. in HS 243, unless otherwise noted. For more info, please contact Dr. Susanne Daly
[canceled-snow] Nicole Putnam, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Journey to Clinical Microbiology
Kirsten Guckes
In-person
Feb 27 [Thurs]
Haley Sater, Ph.D., University of Maryland Extension-Baltimore City Extension Program Management Specialist--Agriculture and Food Systems
Internships with the University of Maryland Extension
Victor Miriel
In-person
Mar 6 [Thurs]
No seminar
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Mar 13 [Thurs]
Mandy Fischer, Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)
Wildlife Trafficking
Mary Gunther
In-person
Mar 20 [Thurs]
No seminar – Spring Break
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Mar 27 [Thurs]
TBA
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Apr 1 [Tues]
Stephen J. Godfrey, Curator of Paleontology Maryland Paleontology Collections and Research Center, Calvert Marine Museum
Henson Seminar Series: Predation by Sharks in the Fossil Record
Henson School of Science & Technology
In-person
Apr 3 [Thurs]
No seminar
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Apr 10 [Thurs]
No seminar
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Apr 17 [Thurs]
Grant Zemanek, Salisbury University
MS Defense: Is He Worth It? Mate Choice Behavior in Female Túngara Frogs ( Engystomops pustulosus) in the Presence of Terrestrial and Aerial Predator Models.
Kim Hunter/Ryan Taylor
In-person
Apr 24 [Thurs]
Rescheduled for Wednesday, May 7
May 1 [Thurs]
SU Students
Apocalypse Survival Game Show - Do you have what it takes to survive a series of apocalyptic events? Join us for this educational game show testing your survival skills and knowledge. Will you survive? Come find out! Bring your friends, make a team, and compete for prizes or just watch the competition.
Henson STEM Outreach Committee Members
In-person
May 7 [Wed]
Michael Caldarola, Salisbury University
MS Defense: Túngara Frog Movement
Kim Hunter/Ryan Taylor
In-person
May 8 [Thurs]
Nicole Putnam Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pathology, Assistant Director, Clinical Microbiology, UMD School of Medicine
From Petri Dishes to Patient Care: My Journey to Clinical Microbiology
Rachael Faust, Recycling Coordinator, Salisbury University
Waste Management at Salisbury University from an Alumna and their Journey
Kim Hunter
In-person
Feb 16 [Thurs]
Brenda Miller, Education Director, Salisbury University
Birding with a Clean Slate: Rediscovering Nature on the Other Side of the World
Noah Bressman
In-person
Feb 23 [Thurs]
No Seminar
Mar 2 [Thurs]
Various SU biology faculty & graduate/undergraduate students
Getting involved in SU biology research
In-person
Mar 9 [Thurs]
Dr. Archer Larned, Maryland Coastal Bays Program
Creating a successful nesting raft in Chincoteague Bay
Kim Quillin
In-person
Mar 16 [Thurs]
Thomas Stewart, Pennsylvania State University
The water to land transition of early tetrapods
Noah Bressman
In-person
Mar 23 [Thurs]
No Seminar
(Spring Break)
Mar 30 [Thurs]
William McAvoy, Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
The Flora and Ecology of Delmarva Bays, a unique freshwater wetland type
Richard T. Wilkens
In-person
Apr 6 [Thurs]
Hale Amplo, Rutgers University
Functional Morphology and Joint Biomechanics of Frogfish
Noah Bressman
In-person
Apr 13 [Thurs]
Steven J Sarro, Smithsonian National Zoo
The African Penguin – endangered and declining!
Mary Gunther
In-person
Apr 20 [Thurs]
Seminar Canceled
Apr 27 [Thurs]
Karsin Bachran, Salisbury University
SU Biology M.Sc. Thesis Defense
Eric Liebgold
In-person
May 4 [Thurs]
Jonathan Shaw, Duke University
Ecology and evolution of peat mosses (Sphagnum): species matter!
Richard T. Wilkens
In-person
May 9 [Thurs]
Kyle Musselman, Salisbury University
SU Biology M.Sc. Thesis Defense: Say Hello to My Little Friends! Investigating the Influence of Aiptasia Symbiotic State and the Alga Symbiodinium on the Feeding Preferences of the Nudibranch, Berghia
