The 98th annual meeting of the American Society of Mammalogists will take place June 25th – 29th, 2018 on the campus of Kansas State University.
This year’s meeting will offer a program with five workshops, two symposia, two plenary sessions, in addition to the diversity contributed papers and posters. Workshops will provide training in using UAVs in biological research, mammalian parasites, alternatives to academic careers, interviewing strategies, and how to use the software Wallace. Symposia will include current topics in Bat Conservation and Mammalian Paleoecology. The two plenary sessions will feature student Honoraria and Fellowship recipients and the 2017 recipients of the ASM Grinnell, Leopold, and Merriam Awards—Drs. Bob Timm, Geraldo Ceballos, and Mark Boyce. And we are honored to have Dr. Blaire Van Valkenburgh, as our capstone speaker.
Registration is now open, but early registration fees end on March 31st.
For more details go to: http://www.mammalmeetings.org/