Saturday, November 16, 2024 1pm to 4pm
About this Event
193 Thompson Road, Oswego, NY 13126
https://www.oswego.edu/rice-creek/research-and-academics/small-grants-program #experiencericecreekRice Creek Associates (RCA), the support group for Rice Creek Field Station, invites the SUNY Oswego community and members of the public to join us for our annual event highlighting the scholarly research and creative accomplishments of RCA's 2024 small grants awardees.
Students, faculty, staff, family, friends, and community members are invited for a chance to glimpse the "behind-the-scenes" work happening at Rice Creek and hear cutting-edge discoveries. Additional research posters will be displayed during the social hour.
This year's format will be hybrid.
In person-attendees
Virtual attendees
Zoom link forthcoming
Program
1 – 2 pm: Social gathering with refreshments and poster viewing
2 – 4 pm: Presentations (may end earlier)
Casey Hiller (Zoology Student), Zane Hiller (Zoology Student), Kaitlin Fisher (Biological Sciences
Faculty). Comparing cloacal mycobiomes of migratory and residential passerine birds at Rice Creek
Field Station using next-generation sequencing.
Joy Zientara (Zoology student), Grace Cordone (Recent biology graduate), Jennifer Olori (Biological
Sciences Faculty), Nicholas Sard (Biological Sciences Faculty), and Susan Hammerly (Biological
Sciences Faculty). Continuation of a Long-term Survey of Two Global Amphibian Diseases in Rice
Creek Populations.
Amber Clarke and Katrina Alfred (Zoology Students), Kristen Haynes (Assistant Director of Rice Creek Field Station, and RCA board member), Daniel
Baldassarre (Biological Sciences Faculty), Jennifer Olori (Biological Sciences Faculty), and Maria
Sagot (Biological Sciences Faculty). Assessing the response of wildlife to the 2024 total solar eclipse
in Oswego, NY using remote biological monitoring methods.
Nikki Knecht (Zoology student), and Daniel Baldassarre (Biological Sciences Faculty). Status of
Bobolinks (Dolichonyx oryzivorus) in low-maintenance hayfields on the SUNY Oswego campus.
Vanessa Maike (Computer Science Faculty). Using Robots to Teach Animal Food Chains and
Computer Programming to Early Learners.
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