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'''For seminar hosts:''' This page should be updated in order to reflect the schedule of the current week's seminar speaker. For an empty template of the source text, click [[Template:Seminar speaker sign-up|here]]. Customize the schedule to match the speaker's availability, and add events like meals and airport arrival/departure times as necessary.
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== '''Kathleen Holgerson''' ==
  
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Click [[EEB Department Seminar|here]] for the EEB Department Seminar page.
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'''Institution:''' Women's Center, University of Connecticut <br>
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'''Email: '''kathleen.holgerson@uconn.edu <br>
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'''Web site: '''https://womenscenter.uconn.edu/<br>
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'''Google Scholar:  '''<br>
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'''Seminar Title: '''<i>STEMInist in Academia: The intersections of identity and power on departmental climate.</i><br>
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'''Time and Place:''' 3:30 PM, Thursday, Nov. 12 <br>
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'''Contact:'''Margaret Rubega margaret.rubega@uconn.edu <br>
  
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==Thursday, Nov 12, 2020 ==
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'''Seminar Speaker:''' John Wiens [[http://life.bio.sunysb.edu/ee/wienslab/homepage.html link]]<br>
 
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'''Institution:''' Stony Brook University <br>
 
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'''Seminar Title:''' Integrating evolutionary biology and historical biogeography <br>
 
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'''Faculty or Student Contact:''' Thiago Rangel or Adam Wilson<br>
 
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''' Abstract'''
 
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Historical biogeography uses a phylogenetic approach to help understand
 
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biogeographic patterns.  In recent decades, historical biogeography has
 
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focused mostly on using phylogenies of organisms to reconstruct
 
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phylogenies of geographic areas.  In this talk, I will argue that
 
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historical biogeography has a great deal to offer the fields of ecology
 
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and evolution beyond trees for geographic regions.  At the same time,
 
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understanding biogeographic patterns also requires consideration of
 
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ecological and evolutionary processes. I will try to illustrate the
 
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potential benefits of integrating these disciplines, by focusing on three
 
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major topics in evolution and ecology where the importance of historical
 
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biogeography may not always be widely appreciated: speciation, patterns of
 
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species richness, and the repeated evolution of morphological traits.  Or,
 
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to put it in SarahPalinSpeak: the talk is all about niche conservatism,
 
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reducing taxes, diversity gradients, speciation, the trade sector,
 
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diversification rates, geographic isolation, and, um, health care reform.
 
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All of those things under the umbrella of historical biogeography and job
 
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creation.
 
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==Thursday, 30 October 2008==
 
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| 2:30pm ||   Thiago Rangel || TLS 375
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|9:30-10:00 ||Pam Diggle & Cindi Jones|| https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86120133222?pwd=RFIxYXFpTjcrb0E2bFY5SENJbnp1QT09
 
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| 3:00pm || Current Topics in EEB seminar || Bamford
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|12:15-1:00 || Grad student "Lunch" || https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8604864502?pwd=WjdML0hTVUtDSVpMVW51ajAxTEpaZz09
 
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| 3:30pm ||Preparing for seminar  ||  
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|1:30-2:00 || Dept. Climate Committee || https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8604864502?pwd=WjdML0hTVUtDSVpMVW51ajAxTEpaZz09
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|2:00-2:30 || Becca Colby || (same link as above)
 
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| 4:00pm || Seminar|| BSP 130
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|2:30-3:00  ||Meet with undergrad seminar class  || https://uconn-cmr.webex.com/meet/cmp19003
 
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|3:00-3:30  || Set up for seminar || https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85620593269?pwd=UlpnMHREbVVVVmllRFVFVjg5S2EvUT09
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Latest revision as of 21:31, 11 November 2020

Kathleen Holgerson

Institution: Women's Center, University of Connecticut
Email: kathleen.holgerson@uconn.edu
Web site: https://womenscenter.uconn.edu/
Google Scholar:
Seminar Title: STEMInist in Academia: The intersections of identity and power on departmental climate.
Time and Place: 3:30 PM, Thursday, Nov. 12
Contact:Margaret Rubega margaret.rubega@uconn.edu

Thursday, Nov 12, 2020

Time Name Location/WebLink
9:30-10:00 Pam Diggle & Cindi Jones https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86120133222?pwd=RFIxYXFpTjcrb0E2bFY5SENJbnp1QT09
12:15-1:00 Grad student "Lunch" https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8604864502?pwd=WjdML0hTVUtDSVpMVW51ajAxTEpaZz09
1:30-2:00 Dept. Climate Committee https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8604864502?pwd=WjdML0hTVUtDSVpMVW51ajAxTEpaZz09
2:00-2:30 Becca Colby (same link as above)
2:30-3:00 Meet with undergrad seminar class https://uconn-cmr.webex.com/meet/cmp19003
3:00-3:30 Set up for seminar https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85620593269?pwd=UlpnMHREbVVVVmllRFVFVjg5S2EvUT09
3:30-4:30 Seminar (Rubega does intro; Beth Barbeau runs chat/hand raising) https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85620593269?pwd=UlpnMHREbVVVVmllRFVFVjg5S2EvUT09
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