​Apr. 2023: Diversity in Science Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Garcia, J.*, M. Peterson, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Analysis of five decades of Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi) roadkill data.

Mar. 2023: 23rd Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Garcia, J.*, M. Peterson, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Impacts of roads in biodiversity, a study of roadkill of the Florida panther  (Puma concolor coryi). 

Mar. 2023: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2023. College Station, TX
  1. Garcia, J.*, M. Peterson, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Studying roadkill dynamics of the Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi). 

Apr. 2022: 22nd Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Brockinton, E.*, M. Peterson, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Importance of anthropogenic determinants of Tubastraea coccinea invasion in the northern Gulf of Mexico (oral presentation).
  2. Clark, S.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Impact of climate and land use on the spatial distribution of Rickettsiosis incidence in the United States (oral presentation)​.
  3. Canales, T.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Spatial distribution of road-kills and factors influencing road mortality for Florida panther (oral presentation).
  4. Kothapalli, E.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Spatial heterogeneity of climate and land use impacts on distributions of Ehrlichia chaffeensis infections in the United States (oral presentation).
  5. Peterson, M., Z. C. Derouen*, S. M. Heldman*, A. E. Bishop*, T. E. Koralewski, H.-H. Wang and W. E. Grant. Plants on the move: The current trend and future risk of Japanese honeysuckle invasion in southern United States (oral presentation).

Mar. 2022: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2022. College Station, TX
  1. Clark, S.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Spatially heterogeneous land use and climatic risk factors of Rickettsiosis incidence in the United States (oral presentation). 
  2. Canales, T.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Spatio-temporal patterns and influencing factors of Florida panther roadkills (oral presentation).
  3. Kothapalli, E.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of climate and land use on the spatial distribution of Ehrlichia chaffeensis infections in the United States (oral presentation). Third place for undergraduate oral presentation in the category of Public Health and Impacts of COVID-19.
  4. Peterson, M., E. Brockinton*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Anthropogenic determinants of an
    invasive coral in the northern Gulf of Mexico (oral presentation).

​Oct. 2021: 2021 LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. ​Kothapalli, E.*, S. Clark*, A. Bishop*, E. Brockinton*, T. Vishwanath*, T. Canales*, K. Sreekumar*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Analyzing the increasing incidence of tularemia infections in the United States, 2010-2018 (oral presentation).

May 2021: Aggie Research Program Virtual Conference. College Station, TX
  1. Clark, S.*, A. Bishop*, E. Brockinton*, E. Kothapalli*, K. Sreekumar*, T. Vishwanath*, T. Canales*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Summarizing the escalation of tularemia occurrence in the United States from 2010 to 2018  (oral presentation). 

Mar. 2021: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2021. College Station, TX
  1. Bishop, A.*, E. Brockinton*, E. Kothapalli*, K. Sreekumar*, S. Clark*, T. Vishwanath*, T. Canales*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Using data surveillance to understand the rising incidence of tularemia cases in the United States, 2010-2018 (oral presentation). First place for undergraduate oral presentation in Health Sciences Category.​

​Apr. 2020: 21st Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Peterson, M.*, Derouen, Z.*, S. Heldman*, A. Bishop*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, T. E. Koralewski, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Spatial ecology of the invasive Japanese honeysuckle (poster).
 
Feb. 2020: Undergraduate Research Scholars Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Bishop, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. In searching of the proximate factors triggering Anthrax epidemics: Simulation of plasmid transfer and persistence in Bacillus communities outside of the host (oral presentation).

Nov. 2019: The 11th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference at the Interface of Biology and Mathematics. Knoxville, TN
  1. Peterson, M.*, Derouen, Z.*, A. Bishop*, S. Heldman*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Plants on the move: The trend of Japanese Honeysuckle invasion in southeast United States (poster).
  2. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Determinants of Tubastraea coccinea invasion and likelihood for further invasion in the northern Gulf of Mexico (poster).

Oct. 2019: 2019 LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. Bishop, A.*, A. Michalk*, J. Borski*, A. Montgomery*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, S. Heldman*, M. Mogg*, Z. Derouen*, P. D. Teel, J. E. Lopez. Oct. 2019. Summarizing the escalation of spotted fever group rickettsioses occurrence in the United States from 2012 to 2016 (poster).
  2. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Oct. 2019. The recent expansion of the invasive orange cup coral throughout the northern Gulf of Mexico (poster).

​Apr. 2019: 20th Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Baker, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. The relationship between climate and the increasing incidence of Anaplasma Phagocytophilum in Minnesota and Wisconsin from 2005 to 2015 (poster).
  2. Bishop, A.*, A. Michalk*, J. Borski*, A. Montgomery*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, S. Heldman*, M. Mogg*, Z. Derouen*, P. D. Teel, J. E. Lopez. Using data surveillance to understand the rising prevalence of tick-borne infections (genus Rickettsia) in the United States, 2010 - 2016 (oral presentation). Third place for undergraduate oral presentation.
  3. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Determinants of Tubastraea coccinea invasion and likelihood for further invasion in the northern Gulf of Mexico (poster).
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​Mar. 2019: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2019. College Station, TX
  1. Baker, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of climate change on Anaplasma Phagocytophilum risk in Minnesota and Wisconsin from 2005 to 2015 (oral presentation). Second place for undergraduate oral presentation in Health Sciences Category.
  2. Bishop, A.*, A. Michalk*, J. Borski*, A. Montgomery*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, S. Heldman*, M. Mogg*, Z. Derouen*, P. D. Teel, J. E. Lopez. Summarizing the escalation of spotted fever group Rickettsioses occurrence in the United States from 2012 to 2016 (poster).
  3. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. Grant. Tubastraea coccinea and the vectors of invasion in the northern Gulf of Mexico (poster).

Feb. 2019: Undergraduate Research Scholars Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Baker, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Using climate factors to explain the increasing incidence of Anaplasma phagocytophilum infection in Minnesota and Wisconsin from 2005 to 2015 (oral presentation).
  2. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. The recent expansion of invasive Tubastraea coccinea throughout the Gulf of Mexico and its relation to oil and gas platforms (oral presentation).

Jan. 2019: 9th Annual Graduate Program in Marine Biology Science Symposium. Corpus Christi, TX
  1. Peterson,M.*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. The recent expansion of the invasive orange cup coral throughout the northern Gulf of Mexico (poster).

Oct. 2018: 2018 LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. Baker, A.*, M. Mogg*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, and William E. Grant. Increasing incidence of Anaplasmosis and Ehrlichiosis in the United States, 2012-2016 (poster).
  2. Michalk, A.*, J. Borski*, S. Lukose*, A. Carlos*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, and William E. Grant. Increasing incidence of spotted fever group Rickettsioses in the United States, 2012-2016 (poster).

Aug. 2018: 2018 National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration. New Orleans, LA
  1. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated population trends of Florida manatee under anthropogenic and catastrophic events (poster).
  2. Derouen, Z.*, A. Bishop*, M. Peterson*, S. Heldman*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Plants on the move: The trend of Japanese Honeysuckle invasion in southeast United States (poster).
  3. Jones, M.*, Gerke, H. C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. A stage‐structured population model for Deepwater Horizon oil spill: Potential impacts of Deepwater Horizon oil spill event (poster).
  4. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Potential effect of morbillivirus exposure following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on bottlenose dolpin population (poster).
  5. Peterson,M.*, S. Heldman*, C. Vazquez*, Z. Derouen*, Y. Marinkovic*, A. Bishop*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Plant invasion across space and time: Chinese tallow range expansion in southeast United States (poster).

Aug. 2018: 2018 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA
  1. Bishop, A. E.*, Z. Derouen*, M. Peterson*, S. M. Heldman*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, T. E. Koralewski, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Determinants of Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonica, invasion in southeast United States forestlands (poster).
  2. Borski, J. M.*, A. W. Richardson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Potential effect of pharmaceutical contamination on fountain darter population dynamics (poster).
  3. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Modeling the effects of anthropogenic and catastrophic events on Florida manatee population (poster).
  4. Marinkovic, Y.*, C. Vazquez*, S. M. Heldman*, A. E. Bishop*, L. Chilongo*, M. R. Peterson*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Influencing factors and implications for mitigation of Chinese tallow in southeast United States (poster).
  5. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. An age-structured population model for bottlenose dolphins: Potential impact of exposure to morbillivirus after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (poster). 

​Aug. 2018: Summer 2018 Undergraduate Research Poster Session. College Station, TX
  1. Baker, A.*, M. Mogg*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, and William E. Grant. Increasing incidence of Anaplasmosis and Ehrlichiosis in the United States, 2012-2016 (poster).
  2. Derouen, Z.*, M. Peterson*, A. Bishop*, L. Chilongo*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, S. Heldman*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Southeastern distribution of the invasive species, Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) (poster).
  3. Michalk, A.*, J. Borski*, S. Lukose*, A. Carlos*, Z. Derouen*, H.-H. Wang, and William E. Grant. Increasing incidence of spotted fever group Rickettsioses in the United States, 2012-2016 (poster).

Apr. 2018: 19th Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Borski, J. M.*, A. W. Richardson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Modeling the effects of synthetic estrogen, 17α-ethinylestradiol, on fountain darter population dynamics (poster).
  2. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. A stage‐based population model for Florida manatee: Potential impacts of anthropogenic and catastrophic events (poster). 
  3. Derouen, Z.*, A. Bishop*, M. Peterson*, S. Heldman*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant. Mapping the invasion trend of Japanese honeysuckle in southeast United States (poster). First place for undergraduate poster.
  4. Jones, M.*, Gerke, H. C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on loggerhead sea turtle (poster). Second place for undergraduate poster.
  5. Marinkovic, Y.*, M. Peterson*, S. Heldman*, C. Vazquez*, Z. Derouen*, Y. Marinkovic*, A. Bishop*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Quantifying biological invasions of Chinese tallow in southeast United States (oral presentation).
  6. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant.Simulated population trends of bottlenose dolphin with exposure to morbillivirus following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (poster).

Mar. 2018: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2018. College Station, TX
  1. Bishop, A.*, Z. Derouen*, M. Peterson*, S. Heldman*, Y. Marinkovic*, C. Vazquez*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant. Invasive species distribution of the Japanese honeysuckle in southeast United States (oral presentation).
  2. Borski, J. M.*, A. W. Richardson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating the potential effects of synthetic estrogen, 17α-ethinylestradiol, on endangered fountain darter populations (poster). 
  3. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Predicting the impact of anthropogenic and catastrophic events on Florida manatee population (poster). Second place for undergraduate poster.
  4. Heldman, S. M.*, M. Peterson*, C. Vasquez*, Z. Derouen*, Y. Marinkovic*, A. Bishop*, L. Chilongo*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, W. E. Rogers. The trend of Chinese tallow invasions in southeast United States (poster).
  5. Jones, M.*, Gerke, H. C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Modeling effects of Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the population dynamics of loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) (poster).
  6. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Modeling the effects of morbillivirus exposure on bottlenose dolphin population dynamics after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (poster).

Feb. 2018: Undergraduate Research Scholars Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Carbajal, K.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of anthropogenic and catastrophic effects of Florida manatee (Trichechus Manatus Latirostris) (oral presentation).
  2. Jones, M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of Deepwater Horizon oil spill effects on population dynamics of the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) (oral presentation).
  3. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluation of morbillivirus exposure to bottlenose dolphins following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (oral presentation).

Feb. 2018: 54th Annual Meeting of the Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society. Dallas, TX
  1. Borski, J. M.*, A. W. Richardson*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of the synthetic estrogen, 17α-ethinylestradiol, on fountain darter populations (poster).
  2. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of anthropogenic and catastrophic effects on Florida manatee (poster).
  3. Heldman, S. M.*, M. Peterson*, C. Vasquez*, Z. Derouen*, Y. Marinkovic*, A. Bishop*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, W. E. Rogers. Rapidly increasing invasion by Chinese tallow in southeast United States ​(poster). Third place for undergraduate poster.
  4. Jones, M.*, Gerke, H. C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of Deepwater Horizon oil spill effects on population dynamics of the loggerhead sea turtle (poster).
  5. Marinkovic, Y.*, A. Bishop*, K. Carbajal*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Biological invasion and coexistence in the southeast United States ​(poster).
  6. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluation of morbillivirus exposure to bottlenose dolphins following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (poster).

Oct. 2017: 2017 LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. Borski, J. M.*, K. Carbajal*, L. Culpepper*, M. Jones*, A. M. Montgomery*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Using ecological models in undergraduate research: from endangered to invasive species (poster).

Aug. 2017: 2017 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. Portland, OR
  1. Borski, J. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating potential effects of Antarctic ice-shelf retreat on blue whale populations: a simulation model of interactions among sea ice, Antarctic krill, and blue whales (poster).
  2. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, M. Ortega*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) invasions on parrotfish (scaridae family) populations on coral reefs in the Caribbean (poster).
  3. Carbajal, K.*, Y. Marinkovic*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. How abiotic and biotic factors shape the coexistence of invasive species (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of road development on decreasing population of the endangered Florida panther (poster).
  5. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Species distribution model for management: influencing factors and implications for mitigation of an invasive grass in forestlands of Tennessee (poster).
  6. Richardson, A. W.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating the effect of synthetic estrogen (17α ethinylestradiol) contamination upon fountain darter (Etheostoma fonticola) population (poster).

Aug. 2017: Summer 2017 Undergraduate Research Poster Session. College Station, TX
  1. Carbajal, K.*, P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of anthropogenic and catastrophic effects of Florida Manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) (poster).
  2. Jones, M.*, Gerke, H. C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Estimation of Deepwater Horizon oil spill effects on population dynamics of the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) (poster).
  3. Montgomery, A. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluation of morbillivirus exposure to bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill (poster).

Mar. 2017: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2017. College Station, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of juvenile survival on adult population dynamics of the Houston toad (poster).
  2. Borski, J. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating potential effects of Antarctic ice-shelf retreat on blue whale populations: a simulation model of interactions among sea ice, Antarctic krill, and blue whales (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, M. Ortega*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) invasions on parrotfish (scaridae family) populations on coral reefs in the Caribbean (poster).
  4. Carbajal, K.*, Y. Marinkovic*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. How abiotic and biotic factors shape the coexistence of invasive species (poster).
  5. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. The hunt for the drivers of plant invasions: influencing factors and implications for mitigation of an invasive grass in forestlands of Tennessee (oral presentation).
  6. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (poster).
  7. Gerke, H. C.*, D. Steen, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. A top predator returns: Effects of the eastern indigo snake on herpetological communities in southern Alabama (oral presentation).
  8. Laxton, C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of poaching on the endangered Hawksbill Sea Turtle(Eretmochelys imbricata) population dynamics (poster).
  9. Richardson, A. W.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating the effect of synthetic estrogen (17α ethinylestradiol) contamination upon fountain darter (Etheostoma fonticola) population (oral presentation).

Mar. 2017: 18th Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of juvenile survival on adult population dynamics of the Houston toad (poster).
  2. Borski, J. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating potential effects of Antarctic ice-shelf retreat on blue whale populations: a simulation model of interactions among sea ice, Antarctic krill, and blue whales (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, M. Ortega*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) invasions on parrotfish (scaridae family) populations on coral reefs in the Caribbean (poster).
  4. Carbajal, K.*, Y. Marinkovic*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. How abiotic and biotic factors shape the coexistence of invasive species (poster).
  5. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Proactive management of invasive plant species: influencing factors and implications for mitigation of an invasive grass in forestlands of Tennessee (poster).
  6. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (poster).
  7. Gerke, H. C.*, D. Steen, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. A top predator returns: Effects of the eastern indigo snake on herpetological communities in southern Alabama (poster). First place for undergraduate poster.
  8. Laxton, C.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of poaching on the endangered Hawksbill Sea Turtle(Eretmochelys imbricata) population dynamics (poster).
  9. Richardson, A. W.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating the effect of synthetic estrogen (17α ethinylestradiol) contamination upon fountain darter (Etheostoma fonticola) population (poster).

Mar. 2017: 2017 TAMUS LSAMP (Texas A&M University System, Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation) Symposium. Prairie View, TX  
  1. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, M. Ortega*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) invasions on parrotfish (scaridae family) populations on coral reefs in the Caribbean (poster).
  2. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Tracking its roots: Expansion by Japanese stiltgrass in the forestlands of Tennessee (poster).

​Feb. 2017: 53rd Annual Meeting of the Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society. San Antonio, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of juvenile survival on adult population dynamics of the Houston toad (poster).
  2. Borski, J. M.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating potential effects of Antarctic ice-shelf retreat on blue whale populations: a simulation model of interactions among sea ice, Antarctic krill, and blue whales (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, M. Ortega*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) invasions on parrotfish (scaridae family) populations on coral reefs in the Caribbean (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of road development on decreasing population of the endangered Florida panther (poster).
  5. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and W. E. Rogers. Tracking its roots: Expansion by Japanese stiltgrass in the forestlands of Tennessee (poster).
  6. Gerke, H. C.*, D. Steen, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. A top predator returns: effects of the eastern indigo snake on herpetological communities in southern Alabama (poster). Second place for undergraduate poster.
  7. Richardson, A. W.*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Evaluating the effect of pharmaceuticals and polychlorinated biphenyl contamination upon fountain darter population (poster).

Jan. 2017: 8th Biennial Conference of the International Biogeography Society, Tucson, AZ
  1. Culpepper, L.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Rogers, and W. E. Grant. Recent range expansions by Japanese stiltgrass (Microstegium vimineum (Trin.) A. Campus) in the forestlands of Tennessee (poster).

Nov. 2016: Eighth Annual International Research Conference for Graduate Students, San Marcos, TX
  1. Villamizar-Gomez, A., M. R. J. Forstner, T. Suriyamongkol*, K. N. Forks*, W. E. Grant, H.-H. Wang, and I. Mali. Prevalence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in two sympatric tree frog species, Hyla cinerea and Hyla versicolor (oral presentation).

Nov. 2016: Texas Herpetological Society 2016 Fall Symposium. Stephenville, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of juvenile survival on adult population dynamics of the Houston toad (Bufo houstonensis) (poster).
  2. Suriyamongkol, T.*, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Using distance sampling method to estimate population size of western river cooter (Pseudemys gorzugi) within the Black river drainage in New Mexico (poster).
  3. Villamizar-Gomez, A., T. Suriyamongkol*, K. Forks*, W. E. Grant, H.-H. Wang, M. Forstner, and  I. Mali. Current assessment of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Hyla cinerea and Hyla versicolor in North America (oral presentation).

Oct. 2016: The Wildlife Society 23rd Annual Conference. Raleigh, NC
  1. Aden, R. E.*, L. Culpepper*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Assessing extinction threats of the Houston toad (Bufo houstonensis): Effects of sex ratio disparity (poster).
  2. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Impacts of gillnet entanglement on population trends of dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Anthropogenic and natural catastrophic effects on the population dynamics of Florida manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Inbreeding effects on population dynamics of the Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi) (poster).
  5. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of post-wildfire on abundances of green tree frogs (Hyla cinerea) using PVC pipes as artificial refuges in burned and unburned areas near Bastrop, Texas (poster).

Oct. 2016: 2016 Sigma Xi/LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (poster).
  2. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of oil spills and climate catastrophes on demography and population trends of Florida manatee (poster).
  3. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Effects of genetic depletion on estimating risk of extinction of the endangered Florida panther (poster).
  4. Gerke, H. C.*, K. Beck*, B. Stamps*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of oil spills on populations of the loggerhead sea turtle (poster).
  5. Richardson, A.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, M. Fujiwara, and W. E. Rogers. Evaluation of frequencies of prescribed burning to control plant invasions on coastal prairie (poster).

Aug. 2016: 2016 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. Fort Lauderdale, FL
  1. Aden, R. E.*, L. Culpepper*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of sex-ratio disparity on population dynamics of the endangered Houston toad (poster).
  2. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of oil spills and climate catastrophes on demography and population trends of Florida manatee (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Effects of genetic depletion on estimating risk of extinction of the endangered Florida panther (poster).
  5. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (poster).
  6. Gerke, H. C.*, K. Beck*, B. Stamps*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of oil spills on populations of the loggerhead sea turtle (poster).
  7. Richardson, A.*, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, M. Fujiwara, and W. E. Rogers. Evaluation of frequencies of prescribed burning to control plant invasions on coastal prairie (poster).
  8. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of burning on relative abundances and morphological characteristics of green tree frog in Texas (poster).

Aug. 2016: Summer 2016 Undergraduate Research Poster Session. College Station, TX
  1. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of wildfire on abundances and morphological characteristics of green tree frog in Bastrop, Texas (poster).
  2. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of human-caused disturbance on population trends of Florida manatee (poster).
  3. Chen, C.*, A. Cole*, K. Anthony*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Inbreeding effects on demography and population trends of the endangered Florida panther (poster).

Apr. 2016: 17th Ecological Integration Symposium. College Station, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, L. Culpepper*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of sex-ratio disparity on population dynamics of the endangered Houston toad (poster).
  2. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (poster).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of oil spills and climate catastrophes on demography and population trends of Florida manatee (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Effects of genetic depletion on estimating risk of extinction of the endangered Florida panther (poster).
  5. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (poster). Second place for undergraduate poster.
  6. Gerke, H. C.*, K. Beck*, B. Stamps*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of oil spills on populations of the loggerhead sea turtle (poster).
  7. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of burning on relative abundances and morphological characteristics of green tree frog in Texas (poster).

Apr. 2016: Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences 31st Annual Conference. Jacksonville, FL
  1. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of oil spills and climate catastrophes on demography and population trends of Florida manatee (poster).

Mar. 2016: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2016. College Station, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, L. Culpepper*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of sex-ratio disparity on population dynamics of the endangered Houston toad (oral presentation).
  2. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (oral presentation).
  3. Camposeco, P.*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Simulated effects of oil spills and climate catastrophes on demography and population trends of Florida manatee (poster).
  4. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Effects of genetic depletion on estimating risk of extinction of the endangered Florida panther (oral presentation).
  5. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (poster). Second place for undergraduate poster.
  6. Gerke, H. C.*, K. Beck*, B. Stamps*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of oil spills on populations of the loggerhead sea turtle (oral presentation).
  7. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of burning on relative abundances and morphological characteristics of green tree frog in Texas (poster).

Feb. 2016: 52nd Annual Meeting of the Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society. San Antonio, TX
  1. Aden, R. E.*, L. Culpepper*, E. McGrew*, H.-H. Wang, I. Mali, W. E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Simulated effects of sex-ratio disparity on population dynamics of the endangered Houston toad (poster).
  2. Arevilca, A.*, S. Murray*, M. Ortega*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (poster).
  3. Cole, A.*, K. Anthony*, C. Chen*, H.-H. Wang, T. E. Koralewski, and W. E. Grant. Effects of genetic depletion on estimating risk of extinction of the endangered Florida panther (oral presentation).
  4. Forks, K. N.*, T. Suriyamongkol*, E. McGrew*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Use of PVC pipes of different diameters as artificial refuges by green tree frogs in Texas (oral presentation).
  5. Gerke, H. C.*, K. Beck*, B. Stamps*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Effect of oil spills on populations of the loggerhead sea turtle (poster).
  6. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, E. McGrew*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Effects of burning on relative abundances and morphological characteristics of green tree frog in Texas (poster).
 
Jan. 2016: 6th Annual Graduate Program in Marine Biology Science Symposium. Corpus Christi, TX
  1. Arevilca, A.*, S. Stephens*, M. Ortega*, S. Murray*, H.-H. Wang, and W.E. Grant. Effects of gillnet entanglement on mortality of dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) (poster).
  2. Suriyamongkol, T.*, M. P. Camposeco*, J. Diaz-Lopez*, H.-H. Wang, and W.E. Grant. Demography and population trends of Florida manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) (poster).
 
Nov. 2015: Texas Herpetological Society 2015 Fall Symposium. San Marcos, TX
  1. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, E. McGrew*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W.E. Grant, and M. Forstner. Post-wildfire comparison of Hyla cinerea in burned and unburned areas near Bastrop, Texas (poster).
 
Sep. 2015: 2015 Sigma Xi/LAUNCH Undergraduate Research Expo. College Station, TX
  1. Arevilca, A.*, L. Elissetche*, M. Scanlin*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Invasion of eastern Texas forestlands by the most prevalent invasive shrub, Chinese and European privets (Ligustrum sinense Lour and L. vulgare L.) (poster).
  2. Beck, K.*, L. Culpepper*, E. McGrew*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Recent range expansions by the most prevalent invasive tree, Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small), in the forestlands of eastern Texas (poster).
  3. McGrew, E.*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Recent expansion of an invasive vine, Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica), in eastern Texas forestlands from 2006 to 2011 (poster).
 
Aug. 2015: Summer 2015 Undergraduate Research Poster Session. College Station, TX
  1. McGrew, E.*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Recent expansion of an invasive vine, Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica), in eastern Texas forestlands from 2006 to 2011 (poster).
  2. Suriyamongkol, T.*, K. Forks*, A. Arevilca*, E. McGrew*, A. Villamizar-Gomez, I. Mali, H.-H. Wang, W. Grant, and M. Forstner. Post-wildfire comparison of the herpetofauna in burned and unburned areas near Bastrop, Texas (poster).
 
Apr. 2015: The Sixth Big Thicket and West Gulf Coastal Plain Science Conference. Nacogdoches, TX
  1. Arevilca, A.*, L. Elissetche*, M. Scanlin*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Invasion of eastern Texas forestlands by the most prevalent invasive shrub, Chinese and European privets (Ligustrum sinense Lour and L. vulgare L.) (oral presentation).
  2. Beck, K.*, L. Culpepper*, E. McGrew*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Recent range expansions by the most prevalent invasive tree, Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small), in the forestlands of eastern Texas (oral presentation).
 
Mar. 2015: Texas A&M Student Research Week 2015. College Station, TX
  1. Arevilca, A.*, L. Elissetche*, M. Scanlin*, S. Stephens*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Invasion of eastern Texas forestlands by the most prevalent invasive shrub, Chinese and European privets (Ligustrum sinense Lour and L. vulgare l.) (poster).
  2. Beck, K.*, L. Culpepper*, E. McGrew*, T. Suriyamongkol*, H.-H. Wang, and W. E. Grant. Recent range expansions by the most prevalent invasive tree, Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small), in the forestlands of eastern Texas (poster).
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