CERF 2013

8:00-8:15: Sixto Portilla Student/mentor investigation of HSC population dynamics serves as a vehicle for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) advancement through College/High School collaboration. Authors: Sixto Portilla, Maria Brown, Kathreen Mangaluz, Susan Mangaluz, Curran Boyce, Sara Bey, John Tanacredi

8:15-8:30: Rochelle Seitz Successful mentoring of diverse students in a well-established REU program. Authors: Rochelle Seitz, Linda Schaffner

8:30-8:45: Elizabeth Lacey Supporting the spineless: Creating a backbone to an undergraduate learning experience with invertebrates and beyond. Authors: Elizabeth Lacey

8:45-9:00: ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

9:00-9:15: Mary Curran Examples of mentoring success in the Marine Sciences Program at Savannah State University. Authors: Mary Curran, Carol Pride, Tara Cox

9:15-9:30: David Yozzo The Hudson River Foundation’s Tibor T. Polgar Fellowship Program: Three Decades on the Hudson River Estuary. Authors: David Yozzo, Sarah Fernald, Helena Andreyko

9:30-9:45: Janet Nestlerode Investing in the workforce through mentoring. Authors: Janet Nestlerode, J'Ingrid Mathis, Matthew Harwell

9:45-10:00: Tina Miller-Way Delivering professional development in a fiscally constrained environment. Authors: Tina Miller-Way, Janet Nestlerode, Tim Dellapenna