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Look What Ken Yeargan Started!

Tuesday, December 15, 2009: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
Room 201, Second Floor (Convention Center)
Organizers:
Alvin Simmons
Larry Godfrey
1:30 PM
Introductory Remarks
1:35 PM
0813
Ken Yeargan under the microscope
Michelle R. Yeargan, University of Kentucky
1:45 PM
0814
Mentoring graduate students is NOT like growing mushrooms
Kenneth Yeargan, University of Kentucky
2:05 PM
0815
Yeargan: the early years
David J. Isenhour, Monsanto
2:21 PM
0816
Things sure look different from the other side
Joseph D. Culin, Clemson University
2:37 PM
0817
Energized, fertilized, homogenized, maximized and traumatized: What it means to be Yearganized
Jerome Grant, University of Tennessee
2:53 PM
0818
Fashion, porn, pool and biological control: Things I learned in Ken Yeargan's lab and how I am applying them today in the federal government
Kenneth A. Bloem, Center for Plant Health Science and Technology
3:09 PM
Break
3:19 PM
0819
Lessons learned from Ken: entomology research, lab management, insect ecology, and camping
Larry Godfrey, University of California
3:35 PM
0820
Egg hatch and beyond
Alvin Simmons, USDA - ARS
3:55 PM
0821
All I ever really needed to know I learned......by example
S. Braman, University of Georgia
4:15 PM
0822
It's not all soybeans, bugs and parasitoids in the Yeargan lab
Ted Cottrell, USDA - ARS
4:31 PM
0823
Where did the Yearganites go?
Sonja Brannon, University of Georgia
4:47 PM
0824
Using oviposition preference to augment lady beetle and predaceous hemipteran densities in crop fields
Michael P. Seagraves, USDA-ARS, North Central Agricultural Research Laboratory
5:03 PM
0825
And then there was one: the final Yearganite
Sarah M. Colvin, University of Kentucky
5:19 PM
0826
A coworker's perspective
Daniel A. Potter, University of Kentucky
5:39 PM
0827
Finish Line
Larry Godfrey, University of California
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