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7th Annual Finger Lakes Research Conference

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Scandling Center Vandervort Room, Geneva, NY

The Finger Lakes Institute hosted the 7th Annual Finger Lakes Research Conference on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY. The annual conference highlights Finger Lakes scientific research and provides opportunities to meet others interested in environmental science and scholarship, particularly as they apply to issues related to the Finger Lakes of western and central New York State. Members of the general public, independent scientists, students, and educators were encouraged to attend as well as submit abstracts for poster or oral presentation in the agenda. $100 prizes were awarded to the best student (undergraduate or graduate) oral and poster presentations.

Conference coordinators announced a new agenda in 2011 which included a keynote speaker, panel discussion, and more time for interaction and networking amongst speakers and attendees. Both 15-minute oral presentations and poster displays were scheduled during the day-long conference. Presentations were either: 1) results of ongoing or completed research, or 2) research plans and proposals.

Potential Themes include but are not limited to:

  • Wetland/Forest Ecosystem Studies;
  • Limnology
  • Fisheries, Trophic Interactions;
  • Ecosystem Modeling;
  • Watershed/Lake Interactions;
  • Geolimnology, Sedimentology & Paleoclimatology;
  • Meteorology, Physical Limnology & Atmosphere/Lake Interactions;
  • Groundwater/Surface Water Hydrogeochemistry & Interactions;
  • Exotic Species Introductions & Ecological Impacts;
  • Environmental Chemistry & Toxicology;
  • Environmental Engineering & Modeling; and
  • All Environmental/Natural Sciences.

Conference Agendas

Student Award Winners

A $100 cash award honors the best student (undergraduate or graduate student) oral presentation. For 2011, we will select a best student poster as well for a $100 cash award!

Abstract Volumes

How to Get there

Parking options include Medbery Parking Lot (Campus Parking Map). Also, please pick up your free visitor parking pass at the HWS Security Office in the Medbery lot when you arrive.