Summary Report
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| Keynote Address
Dr. Howard Thomas Odum, considered by many to be the father of Systems Ecology, delivered the keynote address for the 1998 Symposium: Spotlight on Graduate and Undergraduate Research at ESF. Professor Odum shared his thoughts on how the science of Ecology has evolved from a natural population- and community-dominated approach towards a systems, energy, and interaction of humans and nature perspective in ways that were unimagined in 1945. This was a rare opportunity to hear a first hand, personal perspective on the development of the science of Ecology from one of the greatest leaders in the field.
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| Abstracts
Nearly 100 posters were presented at this year's Spotlight on Graduate and Undergraduate Research. The abstracts are listed according to department: Chemistry Congratulations to the top three winning posters in each section: Chemistry:
Environmental Resource and Forest Engineering:
Environmental and Forest Biology:
Forestry:
GPES, Paper Science Eng., and Construction Mgmt and Wood Products Eng.:
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Acknowledgements
This poster session was sponsored by Faculty Governance. We would like to acknowledge: |
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