The Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting (JASM) was designed to bring together deep, multidisciplinary subject-matter expertise to collaboratively educate one another and solve the complex environmental problems facing our society and our planet today.
Oral Presentations:
- Morton, K., Gorsky, D., Dittman, D., Altenritter, M. Juvenile Lake Sturgeon on the Move: Use of Tributary and Nearshore Lake Ontario Habitats.
- Wilson, K., and Altenritter, M. Movement and life history diversity of yellow perch (Perca flavescens) between Lake Ontario and two barrier-protected coastal wetlands.
- Schultz, R.E., Silva, A.E., Wilcox, D.A, Belleville, L., Unghire, J., and Kennedy, H. Restoration of Braddock Bay of Lake Ontario: Vegetation response under extreme water level fluctuations.
Poster Presentations:
- Beers, D., Beers, M., Bleier, T., Lawrence, G., Schultz, R., Unghire, J., Wilcox, D., and Chislock, M.F. Evaluating effects of Braddock Bay barrier beach restoration on water quality and trophic state.
Dr. Schultz also organized a symposium, “Leadership and Mentorship: tips and stories” as part of the Society of Wetland Scientists Women in Wetlands Section.
Finally, Dr. Rinchard, although not present, coauthored two oral and one poster presentations.
- Peterson, S., Glandon, H., Czesny, S. and Rinchard, J. Nearshore fish diet in southern Lake Michigan: comparison of two complementary methods.
- Osborne, C., Gorsky, D., Rinchard, J., Lantry, B., and Krabbenhoft, T. Genetic variation related to thiamin metabolism among Great Lakes and Finger Lakes lake trout.
- Keeler, K., Madenjian, C.P., Grivicich, L., Haver, P., Gordon, R., Tillitt, D., and Rinchard, J. Eggs hatchability and egg thiamine concentrations in lake trout from the northern refuge of Lake Michigan.