Fall Semester 2025
Thursdays 3:30-4:30

Live talks will be held in 304 Lewis Hall unless otherwise noted.    Please check the individual seminars below for information on which seminars will be live and/or virtual. In-person seminars will not be offered virtually, and are not recorded.  (Alternative ADA accessible location can be arranged with advanced notice.)

Undergraduate students may get credit for attending/viewing seminars and writing critiques in course BIOE 494, a 1-credit, fall-only course. Please see your advisor if interested.  

Date Seminar Details More Info

August 28

Department Introductions
Faculty and lab group introductions

Graduate students describe their current research

 

304 Lewis Hall

 

September 4

Chris Funk, Ph.D.

Professor, Colorado State University

"A frog tale about a tailed frog: Why an evolutionary perspective matters for predicting sensitivity to increasing temperatures"

304 Lewis Hall
September 11

 

 

September 18

Chris Hansen, Ph.D.

Wildlife Biologist, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Research Unit

"Use of integrated population models as a management tool for ungulates in Montana"

304 Lewis Hall
September  25  

 

October 2

Stephen Rice, Ph.D., Professor

Department of Natural Sciences,  Manchester Metropolitan University

 

304 Lewis Hall
October 9

Marilia Gaiarsa, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, University of Califoronia--Merced

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October 16

 

 
October 23

No Seminar

 

October 30

David Quammen

Author & Journalist

304 Lewis

November 6

Magnus McCafferty, PhD

Deputy Director of Turner Natural Resources

 

November 13

 

 
November 20

Danielle Ignace, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, University of Minnesota

 
November 27

Thanksgiving Break

 
December 4

Beth Gardner, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, University of Washington

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