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 '''Publications'''<br>
-'''Noh, S'''. 2009. Evidence for intralocus sexual conflict on song and preference in the green lacewing ''Chrysoperla lucasina''. ''Submitted''<br>
+'''Noh, S'''. 2010. Evidence for intralocus sexual conflict on song and preference in the green lacewing ''Chrysoperla lucasina''. ''Submitted''<br>
-'''Noh, S''', CS Henry. 2009. Sexually monomorphic mating preferences contribute to premating isolation based on song in European green lacewings. Evolution ''Forthcoming''<br>
+'''Noh, S''', CS Henry. 2010. Sexually monomorphic mating preferences contribute to premating isolation based on song in European green lacewings. Evolution 64(1): 261-270<br>
 Kim, KW, '''S Noh''', JC Choe. 2007. Lack of field-based recruitment to carbohydrate food in the Korean yellowjacket, ''Vespula koreensis''. Ecological Research 22(5): 825-830 <br>
 '''Noh, S'''. 2004. Chorusing in solitary treehoppers (Hemiptera: Membracidae) of Cabo Blanco. Organization for Tropical Studies 04-3: 158-164<br>

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 Writing Center, Graduate Writing Associate and Academic Liaison (2007-2008): Among other things, I created and wrote a [http://uconnwritinginscience.wordpress.com/ blog on writing in science] <br>
 Teaching Assistant, Evolution (2007) <br>
-Teaching Assistant, General Entomology (2005) <br>
+Teaching Assistant, General Entomology (2005, 2009) <br>
 Teaching Assistant, Introductory Biology (Laboratory) (2003-2009) <br>

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 '''Publications'''<br>
-'''Noh, S''', CS Henry. 2009. Sexually monomorphic mating preferences contribute to premating isolation based on song in European green lacewings. ''Forthcoming''<br>
+'''Noh, S'''. 2009. Evidence for intralocus sexual conflict on song and preference in the green lacewing ''Chrysoperla lucasina''. ''Submitted''<br>
 Kim, KW, '''S Noh''', JC Choe. 2007. Lack of field-based recruitment to carbohydrate food in the Korean yellowjacket, ''Vespula koreensis''. Ecological Research 22(5): 825-830 <br>
 '''Noh, S'''. 2004. Chorusing in solitary treehoppers (Hemiptera: Membracidae) of Cabo Blanco. Organization for Tropical Studies 04-3: 158-164<br>

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 '''Publications'''<br>
-'''Noh, S''', CS Henry. 2009. Mating strategies at species boundaries: behavioral premating reproductive isolation via mating songs in European green lacewings. ''Forthcoming''<br>
+'''Noh, S''', CS Henry. 2009. Sexually monomorphic mating preferences contribute to premating isolation based on song in European green lacewings. ''Forthcoming''<br>
 Kim, KW, '''S Noh''', JC Choe. 2007. Lack of field-based recruitment to carbohydrate food in the Korean yellowjacket, ''Vespula koreensis''. Ecological Research 22(5): 825-830 <br>
 '''Noh, S'''. 2004. Chorusing in solitary treehoppers (Hemiptera: Membracidae) of Cabo Blanco. Organization for Tropical Studies 04-3: 158-164<br>

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 '''Oral Presentations'''<br>
 Noh, S. 2009. Who did you say you were again? Premating reproductive isolation in green lacewings. Eastern Branch Meeting of the Entomological Society of America. (Awarded Third Prize, Student Oral Competition)<br>
 Noh, S. 2009. Geographical variation in female and male song preference in ''Chrysoperla lucasina''. Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology<br>

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 ==Service & Synergistic activities==
 [[Image:Dobsonfly.jpg|thumb|Giant model dobsonfly no entomologist could resist posing with!]]
-Instructor, University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension System Master Gardener Program, Entomology 				               (2006-current)<br>
+Instructor, University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension System Master Gardener Program, Entomology 				               (2006-2009)<br>
-Invertebrate Collections Representative, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Graduate Student Association						  (2007-current)<br>
+Invertebrate Collections Representative, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Graduate Student Association						  (2007-2009)<br>
 Instructor, Kids Are Scientists Too (KAST) (2008)<br>
 Judge, Windham High School Science Fair (2007)<br>

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 [[Image:wings_song.jpg|right|thumb|Green lacewings songs of the European <i>carnea</i> group]]My general interests are in mating behavior and the evolutionary forces that shape mating strategies and sex roles during courtship and mating, especially in the context of speciation. I am interested in invertebrates and particularly insects as study systems. <br>
-The main objective of my dissertation research is to determine the role of mating signals in lineage divergence in the ''Chrysoperla carnea'' group, focusing on the western European species of ''C. carnea sensu stricto'', ''C. pallida'', ''C. agilis'', ''C. lucasina'' and ''C. mediterranea''. My goal is to explore the species boundaries between these species through quantitative investigation of reproductive isolation between species and sexual selection within species. I also aim to estimate the genetic architecture underlying song characters and preference for song characters.<br>
+The main objective of my dissertation research is to determine the role of mating signals in lineage divergence in the ''Chrysoperla carnea'' group, focusing on the western European species of ''C. carnea sensu stricto'', ''C. pallida'', ''C. agilis'', ''C. lucasina'' and ''C. mediterranea''. My goal is to explore the species boundaries through quantitative investigation of behavioral premating reproductive isolation between species, and to link those patterns of RI to sexual selection within species. I also aim to estimate the genetic architecture underlying song characters and preference for song characters through hybridization experiments.<br>
 Specifically, my research will address the following questions:<br>

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 '''Teaching Appointments''' <br>
 Instructor, [[Field Entomology]] (2008-2009)<br>
-Writing Center, Graduate Writing Associate and Academic Liaison (2007-2008): Among other things, I created and wrote a [[link:http://uconnwritinginscience.wordpress.com/|blog on writing in science]] <br>
+Writing Center, Graduate Writing Associate and Academic Liaison (2007-2008): Among other things, I created and wrote a [http://uconnwritinginscience.wordpress.com/ blog on writing in science] <br>
 Teaching Assistant, Evolution (2007) <br>
 Teaching Assistant, General Entomology (2005) <br>

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 ==Research Interests==
-[[Image:wings_song.jpg|right|thumb|Green lacewings songs of the European <i>carnea</i> group]]My general interests are in mating behavior and the evolutionary forces that shape mating strategies and sex roles during courtship and mating. I am interested in invertebrates and particularly insects as study systems. <br>
+[[Image:wings_song.jpg|right|thumb|Green lacewings songs of the European <i>carnea</i> group]]My general interests are in mating behavior and the evolutionary forces that shape mating strategies and sex roles during courtship and mating, especially in the context of speciation. I am interested in invertebrates and particularly insects as study systems. <br>
 The main objective of my dissertation research is to determine the role of mating signals in lineage divergence in the ''Chrysoperla carnea'' group, focusing on the western European species of ''C. carnea sensu stricto'', ''C. pallida'', ''C. agilis'', ''C. lucasina'' and ''C. mediterranea''. My goal is to explore the species boundaries between these species through quantitative investigation of reproductive isolation between species and sexual selection within species. I also aim to estimate the genetic architecture underlying song characters and preference for song characters.<br>
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 . How are song characters and preference for song characters inherited between hybrids and backcrosses of ''C. carnea'' and ''C. agilis'', and what do the hybrid phenotypes tell us about the underlying genetic architecture of these features?<br>
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 ==Education==
 [[Image:fieldwork_2009.jpg|thumb|right|Fieldwork in Switzerland and Slovenia in 2009]]