Monday, December 11, 2006: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
Room 101 (Convention Center)
Program Symposium: Students Giving Back: Using Entomology to Benefit Society
Organizer(s):	Marc Fisher, mafishe1@vt.edu Wilma Aponte-Cordero, wva102@psu.edu
1:30 PM	0016		Contribution of Social Insect Studies to Science and Society   Tugrul Giray, tgiray2@yahoo.com, Zachary Y. Huang, bees@msu.edu
1:50 PM	0017		Outreach and Extension: Graduate Students Making the Right Choices   Wilma Aponte, wva102@psu.edu, Maya Nehme, men151@psu.edu, Katie Ellis, kag298@psu.edu
2:10 PM	0018		ESA Student Affairs Committee Student Debates - Should Students be Required to do Extension, Outreach, and Teaching?   Hannah J. Burrack, hjburrack@ucdavis.edu, Karla J. Medina-Ortega, medina-ortega.1@osu.edu, Claudia H. Kuniyoshi, kuniyoshi.1@osu.edu
2:30 PM			Introductory Remarks
2:35 PM	0019		Give back to ESA: It's a win-win situation Thomas E. Eickhoff, teickhoff2@unl.edu
2:55 PM	0020		Of ants and elephants: Integrating entomology into an African safari   Jeffery Bradshaw, true.bug@gmail.com, Marlin Rice, merice@iastate.edu
3:15 PM	0021		When students are teachers: Entomology graduate students in the classroom   Jennifer Henke, jennifer.henke@email.ucr.edu
3:35 PM			Break
3:40 PM	0022		The arthropod zoo at Bug Bash: Student roles in public outreach   Nicholas P Aliano, naliano@unlserve.unl.edu, Alex P. Cunningham, apc@unlserve.unl.edu
4:00 PM	0023		Of fire ants, microorganisms and egg dispenser machinery: Sharing your entomological expertise through research   Sandra Woolfolk, sww3@entomology.msstate.edu
4:20 PM	0024		How far can I extend myself? Students and extension work   Marc Fisher, mafishe1@vt.edu
4:40 PM			Break
4:45 PM			Student debate: Should students be required to do outreach/extension activities?

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