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Student Spotlight

  • ESA Section Connection Blog
    This blog consists of monthly entries from your Student Section liaisons describing exciting news and opportunities about ESA sections and how to get more out of ESA. Here is December’s Section Connection Blog from Danielle Marias of ESA’s Physiological Ecology Section.
  • ESA SECTION CONNECTION BLOG
    This blog consists of monthly entries from your Student Section liaisons describing exciting news and opportunities about ESA sections and how to get more out of ESA. Here is November’s Section Connection Blog from Amanda Sorensen of ESA’s Education Section.
  • Where have we been? Where are we now? Where are we going???Where have we been? Where are we now? Where are we going???
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  • Calling all Students!
    This is Winslow Hansen,  your ESA Student Section Chair. I wanted to let everyone know that the ESA Student Section will be holding elections for open positions during early September. If you are interested in becoming more involved in the student section, we are taking nominations for the 2015-2016 leadership.
  • The Future of Ecology: Animating the Past
    With funding from the Ecological Society of America’s Centennial Grant we , in collaboration with Ecomotion Studios, have produced four short, engaging, animated videos of classical ecology papers of the last 100 years based on the Foundations of Ecology book to facilitate continued communication of these critical vessels in the overwhelming sea of journal articles.
  • The microbial Ecology section: A microbiome of cool.The microbial Ecology section: A microbiome of cool.
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