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As entomologists we know that many of our survey and research activities capture numerous specimens in addition to the insects we are studying… sometimes at ghastly levels. There has been a recent surge of interest in the pro
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We're asking for your votes for the bombardier beetle to win the popularity contest for "most interesting genome in the world". Bombardiers are among the world's most impressive chemists, famous for their ability to repel predators w
Invitation to share your thoughts and participate in Mentoring between Students and Retired Entomologist.
We welcome students and all ICE entomologists to participate in the ESA Senior Symposium on September 29, 2016, Thursday 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM. A
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BRIEF JOB DESCRIPTION: To manage the State apiary program by preventing the spread of honeybee diseases and parasites into the state and controlling those diseases and parasites once in the state; to facilitate the pollination of
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Class Insecta is a free website, designed and maintained by me, that lets young scientists upload photos of insects to a digital collection, where the insects are identified by current and former members of Cornell University's undergraduate entomolo
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Subject: International links in academics/Research, External thesis examiner of PhD students, Research paper Review & Publication etc
Hoping you fine and doing best in your kind profession of teaching & research. I have intensely
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I'm a graduate student in the Pacific Northwest. My class insect collection is currently in Gainesville, FL, for grading purposes for a class. I'm trying to get it back to the West Coast, so I can pick it up, and decrease shipping damage.
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Read more…Free Webinar tomorrow (Tuesday, October 8, 2013) on job interview skills by Dr Natalie Hummel.
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Read more…Sell your Entomology Club T-shirts, bumper stickers and more at Entomology 2013 in Austin, TX!
Each club will be assigned one 6’ skirted table, two chairs and an identification sign complimentary to each registered student organization. Additional s
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http://www.entfdn.org/studentengagementletter.htm
Entomological Foundation
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Thank you for your interest in being a member of the Entomological Foundation’s Student Engagement Committee. The Student Engage
Read more…I welcome participation by students in a Senior Symposium at the ESA National Meeting in Knoxville, TN. We need a student or new faculty to share what they need for mentoring from an older faculty member and likewise what they can share with an old
Read more…The ESA Fellows Biography Project is sponsored by a special grant provided by Dow AgroSciences. They are currently seeking student volunteers to write biographies for deceased ESA Fellows.
If you are interested in contributing to this project please
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Entomology Students at Entomology 2011
This video was made by student volunteers at Entomology 2011, the 59th Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, held in Reno, Nevada in November, 2011.
Read more…With guidance from the ESA Student Affairs Comittee, ESA has launched a new tool allowing students and other ESA members to upload their resumes to the ESA website. The resumes are then posted and made available to job recruiters.
To post your resume
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Many of the things in this Student Network, such as discussions, photos and other things, will work with Facebook and Twitter, a
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This is the portal where we could discuss "How to ace qualifying exams" to "I need a roommate for the SEB meeting at wherever" to "Help with teaching materials and methods" and just about anything.
Once
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