[LTER-hbr_grad] Hubbard Brook Field Trip! Volunteer to give tour of your site to HBEF COS on July 15

[Sanders-Demott, Rebecca]

Hi All -

Just a quick reminder that today is the deadline for HBEF Annual Meeting Abstracts and that we are soliciting volunteers to give a tour to the COS on July 15. The COS is very enthusiastic to learn about grad student projects in the field. This is a chance to interact with the broad group of scientists in the COS and get great feedback on and attention to your research!  More info below.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Rebecca

From: Sanders-Demott, Rebecca
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2016 6:09 PM
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Cc: 'Mary Martin'; Templer, Pamela H
Subject: Hubbard Brook Field Trip! Volunteer to give tour of your site to HBEF COS on July 15

Hi All -

As you know, the registration deadline for talks at the Hubbard Brook Annual Meeting (July 13-14<http://hubbardbrook.org/events/coop_meetings/register/>) is coming up on Wednesday, June 1.   In addition the regular meeting, this year you have an additional opportunity to share your work at the HBEF Committee of Scientists (COS) on July 15.

The COS meeting will consist of grad student guided tours around the HBEF and we welcome you to volunteer to lead a tour of your research site!

By volunteering to lead a tour of your site you'll have the opportunity to:

*         Share your research site with the HBEF COS

*         Discuss new ideas and get feedback from senior scientists

*         Expand the discussion of your research beyond your formal presentation

*         Get feedback on sampling, experimental design, etc for new and ongoing projects

*         Interact and network with PIs from other institutions in an informal and fun setting

If you are interested in volunteering as a tour guide for the COS meeting on July 15, please email me the following information by Friday, June 15:


1.       Name

2.       Institution

3.       Brief project title

4.       Where is you site located?

5.       How far from headquarters (estimate both miles and time walking)?

6.       Short summary (100 word max) of the work you'll be presenting.

We'll use this information to assemble a tour schedule that is feasible based on site locations and travel time. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks and have a great weekend!

Rebecca
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Rebecca Sanders-DeMott
PhD Candidate
Templer Lab
Boston University
5 Cummington Street
Boston, MA 02215
http://blogs.bu.edu/rsdemott/

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