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PS: Reaching Beyond

Wednesday, November 19, 2014: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Portland Ballroom 252 (Oregon Convention Center)
Organizers:
Derek Hennen
Morgan Jackson
Moderators:
Derek Hennen
Morgan D. Jackson


8:00 AM
Welcoming Remarks
8:05 AM
1747
The benefits of the selfie: Grad students and the imagined distraction of social media
Derek Hennen, University of Arkansas
8:25 AM
1748
Graduate students teaching and learning about insects using social media
Marianne Alleyne, University of Illinois
8:45 AM
1749
Someone is WRONG on the Internet! What the science of science communication can teach us
Gwen Pearson, Get Your Nature Geek On
9:05 AM
SP1750
How can social media extend the reach of public health messages?
Cameron Webb, University of Sydney
9:17 AM
1751
From spider sex to ants in drag: Using art and design to bridge the gap between scientific inquiry and public understanding
Sarah Blackmon Lips, BuzzHootRoar
9:37 AM
Break
9:47 AM
SP1752
Targeted social media as a tool for recruiting citizen scientists to detect undocumented invasive species
Leslie Allee, Cornell University ; Rebecca R. Smyth, Cornell University ; Louis S. Hesler, USDA - ARS ; John Losey, Cornell University
9:59 AM
1753
And suddenly it's a job: From Amazon bug tweets to Al Jazeera news beats
Phil Torres, Al Jazeera America
10:19 AM
1754
Changing the landscape: Videos, an ugly couch, and the future of entomology
Jessica Honaker, The Bug Chicks ; Kristie Reddick, The Bug Chicks
10:39 AM
1755
A treasure hidden in plain sight! Discovery of the pink-spot sulphur butterfly (Aphrissa neleis) in Florida
Andy Warren, University of Florida
10:59 AM
1756
The new natural historians: Taxonomy and the social media revolution
Morgan Jackson, University of Guelph
11:19 AM
Discussion
11:49 AM
Concluding Remarks
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