Recording: Resources & Strategies for AFS Student Subunits
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Webinar on November 14: Resources & Strategies for AFS Student Subunits
Wednesday, November 14, 2018 2:00 pm Eastern Time Presented by Lisa Izzo, University of Vermont President AFS Student & Early Career Professionals Subsection Heather Stewart, McGill University President-Elect, AFS Student & Early Career Professionals Subsection Sponsored by the AFS Education Section The American Fisheries Society offers numerous avenues for student participation, including the option to... Read More
Recording: Annual Meeting Highlights: American Eel Population Assessment, Restoration, and Monitoring
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Annual Meeting Highlights Webinar: American Eel Population Assessment, Restoration, and Monitoring on October 18
Join AFS for a few highlights from the 2018 Annual Meeting! During this webinar, a few selected papers will be re-presented. This is your chance to catch up on a few talks that you may have missed in Atlantic City. Catadromous eels can be found worldwide and have been the focus of research directed to... Read More
Recording: Promoting Fisheries Science via Social Media during #AFS148
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Promoting Fisheries Science via Social Media during #AFS148: Webinar on August 14
August 14, 2018 1:30 pm Eastern Time How can you get even more out of the AFS Annual Meeting? Using social media (e.g., Twitter) during a conference can be an excellent way to connect with old friends, discover new colleagues, hear about new topics, get the key points from a talk you were unable to... Read More
Recording: Chemistry to Conservation – Using Otoliths to Advance Fisheries Management
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RECORDING: Annual Meeting Preview Webinar
Join members of the Atlantic City planning team and AFS staff for a preview of the 148th Annual Meeting! Learn about our meeting site, symposia highlights, education offerings, student activities, transportation logistics, and things to do in Atlantic City. Presenters include: Jeff Brust – Meeting Co-chair Shawn Johnston – AFS Meetings Manager Daphne Munroe –... Read More
Webinar on July 17: Chemistry to Conservation: Using Otoliths to Advance Fisheries Management
Tuesday, July 17, 2018 1 pm Eastern Time Presented by: Andrew Carlson – Michigan State University Sponsored by the AFS Education Section Otolith chemistry (aka, otolith microchemistry) is an effective technique for evaluating fish environmental history in diverse contexts. The science of otolith chemistry spans a variety of fisheries topics (e.g., natal origins, habitat use, movement,... Read More
Recording: Getting Hired – What Students Need to Know
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