Like many professional organizations, the American Ornithology Society only works because so many people volunteer their time and effort. I am particularly proud of the many ways that members of our Lab group contributed to the conference in Anchorage beyond giving scientific talks and posters:<\/p>\n
Leo Campagna:<\/u><\/p>\n
Judge for student presentations<\/p>\n
Sabrina McNew:<\/u><\/p>\n
Co-organizer and participated in the CV and Small Grants workshops.<\/p>\n
Stepfanie Aguillon:<\/u><\/p>\n
Co-organizer: symposium: Lessons from avian hybrid zones and the maintenance of species boundaries (along with Jen and Gemma)<\/p>\n
Gemma Clucas:<\/u><\/p>\n
Co-organizer: symposium: Lessons from avian hybrid zones and the maintenance of species boundaries(along with Jen and Stepfanie).<\/p>\n
Jen Walsh:<\/u><\/p>\n
Co-organizer – workshop: Navigating Ornithology as an Early Career Professional: Staying Engaged, Employed, and Energized<\/p>\n
Co-organizer – symposium: Lessons from avian hybrid zones and the maintenance of species boundaries (along with Gemma and Stepfanie)<\/p>\n
Member of the student presentation awards committee<\/p>\n
Amelia Demery:<\/u><\/p>\n
As chair of the Student Affairs Committee:<\/p>\n
–Helped organize and participate in Student Affairs workshops on building an effective CV\/resume and writing successful small grants.<\/p>\n
–Helped organized the Student-Professional Networking Social with the Early Professionals Committee<\/p>\n
–Co-led the AOS 101 orientation, with Lauryn Benedict.<\/p>\n
–Ran the Quiz Bowl as emcee.<\/p>\n
–Helped organize and execute the Student Mentor Lunch, with Shailee Shah.<\/p>\n
–Helped organize the Silent Auction, with Jack Hruska.<\/p>\n
Natalia Garcia:<\/u><\/p>\n
Judged student presentations<\/p>\n
Joined the North American Classification Committee as part of the \u201cEarly Professional Systematics Group\u201d<\/p>\n
Daniel Hooper:<\/u><\/p>\n
Participated in mentor-student lunch workshop<\/p>\n
Shawn Billerman:<\/u><\/p>\n
Judged student presentations<\/p>\n
Helped with the Quiz Bowl.<\/p>\n
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Like many professional organizations, the American Ornithology Society only works because so many people volunteer their time and effort. I am particularly proud of the many ways that members of our Lab group contributed to the conference in Anchorage beyond giving scientific talks and posters: Leo Campagna: Judge for student\u2026<\/p>\n