Current Schedule

Matt Dornbush introducing Mike Draney's seminar topic

NAS Seminars Fall 2023

This semester, some talks will be virtual and some will be in person with a virtual option. Links to virtual seminar sessions will be emailed to the NAS Seminar distribution list, and can be shared. Please Email wefferlk@uwgb.edu to be put on the list or to request a link.
All are free and open to the public.

September 2

Keir Wefferling
Cytogeography and niche breadth of goldback and silverback ferns (Pentagramma, Pteridaceae) in western North America

Dr. Keir Wefferling, Ph.D
Assosciate Professor and Curator of the Fewless Herbarium
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay

 


October 6

Jessica Warwick
Teaching and mentoring first-year students: Reflections on the first five years

Dr. Jessica Warwick, Ph.D
Associate Professor
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
 


October 20

Northeastern Wisconsin Audubon Society
Should I stay or should I go? Fear and flight response in avian systems

Stephen Ferguson
NEW Audobon
 

 

November 3

Karen Murchie, Ph.D., Shedd's Director of Freshwater Research, smiles warmly in front of Shedd's Great Lakes exhibit.Karen Murchie, Ph.D., Shedd's Director of Freshwater Research, smiles warmly in front of Shedd's Great Lakes exhibit.Karen Murchie, Ph.D., Shedd's Director of Freshwater Research, smiles warmly in front of Shedd's Great Lakes exhibit.Karen Murchie, Ph.D., Shedd's Director of Freshwater Research, smiles warmly in front of Shedd's Great Lakes exhibit.Karen Murchie, Ph.D. – Chicago Women in STEM Initiative
Connecting new and diverse audiences with migratory fish research

Dr. Karen Murchie, Ph.D
Director of Freshwater Research
Shedd Aquarium


November 17

King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang : Rankings, Fees &  Courses Details | Top Universities
CANCELLED - Developing A Sustainable University: A Case Study of KMITL, Thailand 

Dr. Mink, Ph.D
KMITL Bangkok

December 8

John Luczaj
Field Geology in South China: From the Great Bank of Guizhou to the Yangtze Platform

Dr. John Luczaj, Ph.D
Professor of Water Science and Geoscience
UW-Green Bay