The seminar series focuses on current interdisciplinary areas of research concerning the environmental quality of Long Island Sound. We invite four local recognized experts representing different disciplines of marine science (biological, geological, chemical and physical) to present and discuss the results of their current research in Long Island Sound.
These one hour seminars are designed to:
- Inform faculty of the latest results of research concerning the environmental quality of Long Island Sound
- Facilitate and/or initiate research and teaching collaboration among faculty from different science departments and
- Provide faculty with current information and resources for faculty to use in teaching
Previous seminar schedules can be accessed below:
Spring 2021: Catherine Matassa
Spring 2019: Coleen Suckling, Dianna Padilla, Liz Burmeister, Mary Beth Decker
Spring 2018: Colette Feehan, Gary Wikfors, Sean Grace, David Hudson
Spring 2017 Koty Sharp, William Fitzgerald, David Kozak
Spring 2016 Rebeka Rand Merson, Aaron Freeman, Joel Stocker
Spring 2015 Jennifer O'Donnell, Kelly Lombardo, Kristen DeRosia-Banick, Jarret Byrnes
Spring 2014: John J. Doyle, James M. Albis, Jamie M. P. Vaudrey
Spring 2013: Mark Beekey, Charles Yarish, William G. Wallace, Penny Vlahos
Spring 2012: Jennifer J. Pagach, Jonathan D. Woodruff, Bun Lai, William G. Wallace
Spring 2011: Shannon Ciston, Judy Preston, Carmela Cuomo, Hans Laufer
Spring 2010: Leah L. Schmalz, Hans G. Dam, Bruce J. Brownawell, George P. Kraemer
Spring 2009: David Major, David L. Taylor, Christopher J. Gobler, Penny Howell, Bruce J. Brownawell
Spring 2008: Tessa Getchis, Elizabeth Pillsbury, Kamazima M. M. Lwiza, Marta Gomez-Chiarri
Spring 2007: Amy Ferland, Tom Anderson, R. Lawrence Swanson, Mark A. Tedesco, Jennifer Mattei
Spring 2006: Gaboury Benoit, Stephan Bullard, Johan Varekamp, Inke Sunila
Spring 2005: Ralph Lewis, Carmela Cuomo, Shimon Anisfeld, Sergio Sanudo-Wilhemly
Spring 2004: Anne McElroy, Eric Schultz, Johan Varekamp