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The graphic was white text on a red background that says, “Connect your science. Expand your net.” There is also the Entomology 2026 logo, an image of a ladybug, and a yellow call-out box that reads, “Symposia & Workshop proposals due March 1.”

Connect your science, expand your net at Entomology 2026 in Columbus, Ohio, November 8-11!

There’s less than one week left to submit a symposia or workshop proposal for #EntSoc26. Learn more and submit by this Sunday, March 1: entsoc.org/events/annua...

Entomological Society of America (@entsocamerica.bsky.social) Connect your science, expand your net at Entomology 2026 in Columbus, Ohio, November 8-11! Make your mark by organizing a symposium or workshop. Learn more and submit by March 1:…

There's still time to organize and submit a proposal for a symposium or workshop proposal for Entomology 2026, November 8-11, in Columbus, Ohio! Submissions due March 1. #EntSoc26 bsky.app/profile/ents...

Four people standing next to a vertical banner that reads, Welcome to the ESA North Central Branch Meeting.

The 2025 NCB Meeting has come to an end. I had a great time working alongside Jeff Bradshaw, Boris Castro, & Laura Campbell. Thanks to Boris for asking me to be his program chair & entrusting me with his vision. This was an incredible learning experience!

Honored to be recognized by the Entomological Society of America for Women's History Month 🫶

Dr. Kimberley R. Miner on LinkedIn: #opentowork #federal #rif #federalemployees #environmental #science | 26 comments Hey, Feds #opentowork - I'm starting to compile the science job postings that are coming across my feed. Here is the first batch from the last few… | 26 comments on LinkedIn

Federal government scientists who have just lost your job, here’s a list of state-level and international government science jobs

www.linkedin.com/posts/drkimb... 🧪🌎🦑

#11f We want to recognize the work of all the women odonatologists who are doing science and inspiring girls.
We would like to give a special thanks to those women researchers in leadership positions in the scientific societies of odonatology worldwide.

#womeninscience

@entsocamerica.bsky.social is hosting a webinar recognizing black entomology students and early-career professionals on Feb. 28, 2025 at 12-1pm eastern time

Link to register: www.entsoc.org/events/webin...

#BlackHistoryMonth

Vernard Lewis, UC Berkeley’s first African American entomologist, retires After a 35-year career with Berkeley as an urban entolomologist, Vernard Lewis retired on July 1.

It’s the start of #BlackHistoryMonth! This is a great time to read about Vernard Lewis, who is an entomologist working on #Blattodea, especially #termites. He recently retired after an illustrious career in #entomology! #28daysofBlackSTEMHistory ourenvironment.berkeley.edu/news/2017/07...

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