Addendum to the Program of the
56th Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of America
November 16-19, 2008, Reno, Nevada

(Last Updated November 12, 2008)
 

I.          Late-Breaking Symposium: “The Walnut Twig Beetle and Thousand Cankers Disease: Will Native American Walnuts Go the Way of the American Chestnut and the American Elm?” Steven J. Seybold, Organizer; Sunday, 1:30-3:30 PM, Room C1 (Reno-Sparks Convention Center):

 1.  1:30. “Introduction,” Steven J. Seybold.

 2.  1:35. “Varieties and Species of Walnuts in the U.S.: Pest Concerns Prior to Thousand Cankers Disease,” Charles A. Leslie, caleslie@ucdavis.edu.

 3.  2:00. “Biology and Status of Walnut Twig Beetle in Colorado and New Mexico,” Whitney Cranshaw, bugbooksdirect@yahoo.com.

 4.  2:25. “Host Colonization Behavior of the Walnut Twig Beetle in California Hinds Walnut,” Andrew D Graves, adgraves@ucdavis.edu.

 5.  2:50. “Thousand Cankers Disease in the Western U.S.: Status, Symptoms, and Implications,” Ned A. Tisserat, Ned.Tisserat@Colostate.edu.

 6.  3:15. “Concluding Remarks - Where do we go from here?” Steven J. Seybold.

II.          Cancelled Presentations

A.       Sunday

 1. Paper Number 7, 11:20 AM, Room C2/C3, “What can we learn from long term insect time series?” by Richard Karban; Program Symposium: Insects in a Changing World: Impacts of Global Climate Change on Insect Populations.

 2. Paper Number 30, 9:23 AM, Room D9, “Tick species diversity in small mammals in the north coast range,” by Janet Foley; Symposium: Advances in Acarology, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Status update of the red palm mite (Raoiella indica) in Florida,” by Cal Welbourn].

 3. Paper Number 31, 9:36 AM, Room D9, “Multivariate statistical analysis: A non-parasitic phase comparison between Boophilus microplus and Anocentor nitens (Acari:Ixodoidea),” by Rafael De la Vega; Symposium: Advances in Acarology.

 4. Paper Number 32, 10:04 AM, Room D9, “The effects of a galling eriophyid mite on leaf-level gas exchange in mature sugar maple canopies in south-central Ontario,” by Rajit Patankar; Symposium: Advances in Acarology.

 5. Paper Number 33, 10:17 AM, Room D9, “Aquatic mite [Arrenurus (Megaluracarus)] sensitivity to herbicide contamination,” by Sandra Yi; Symposium: Advances in Acarology, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Cospeciation in parasitic quill mites (Acari: Syringophilidae) and their bird hosts,” by Sarah A. Hendricks and Greg S. Spicer].

 6. Paper Number 42, 8:50 AM, Room C1, “Ecological roles of stone-cased grazing caddisflies in California mountain streams,” by Camille McNeely; Symposium: Change in the Life of Aquatic Insects: Individuals to Ecosystems.

 7. Paper Number 98, 11:35 AM, Room D8, “Defeating dengue: Building collaborative partnerships,” by Anthony Hanley; Symposium: The Evolution of Military Entomology, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Vector Control during Humanitarian Assistance Missions Aboard the U.S. Navy Hospital Ship Mercy,” by Brian Pendergast].

 8. Paper Number 120, 9:17 AM, Room A10. “Problems with defining pheromone function in bark beetles,” by Brian Sullivan; Section P-IE9 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

 9. Paper Number 174, 1:52 PM, Room D8, “Recent advances in DEET toxicity on insect and mammal nervous systems: Toward a better use of repellents in public health,” by Vincent Corbel, Cedrix Pennetier, Bruno Lapied, and Didier Fournier; Symposium: Current Research and Developments of New Insect Repellents.

10. Paper Number 298, 4:14 PM, Room A6, “Losing the battle against fungal infection: Suppression of termite immune defenses during mycosis,” by Rebecca B. Rosengaus, Svetlana Avulova, and Lindsey Reichheld; Section IPMIS1 Ten-Minute Papers, Integrative Physiological and Molecular Insect Systems.

11. Paper Number 299, 4:26 PM, Room A6, “Detection and quantification of Nosema apis and N. ceranae in honey bees using real-time PCR, by Lanie Bourgeois, Robert G. Danka, and Thomas E. Rinderer; Section IPMIS1 Ten-Minute Papers, Integrative Physiological and Molecular Insect Systems.

12. Paper Number 301, 1:47 PM, Room A8, “Vector behavior and pathogen spread: Implications of host plant resistance versus tolerance,” by Matthew P. Daugherty and P. P. Almeida; Section P-IE7 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

13. Paper Number 318, 1:59 PM, Room A9, “Predatory and parasitic mites associated with mosquitoes in New Jersey,” by Anwar L. Bilgrami and Peter Bosak; Section SEB2 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

14. Paper Number 319, 2:11 PM, Room A9, “Fecal case -associated maternal effects promote postmating isolation between Neochlamisus bebbianae host forms,” by Daniel Funk and Scott P. Egan; Section SEB2 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

B.        Monday

15. Paper Number 354, 10:17 AM, Room A17, “Genomics of the tick synganglia in reproduction and development,” by Kevin Donohue, S. M. Khalil, D. E. Sonenshine, and R. M. Roe; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section IPMIS2. Integrative Physiological and Molecular Insect Systems.

16. Paper Number 389, 10:23 AM, Room A12, “Optic flow misdirection experiments provide strong evidence for referential communication in a stingless bee (Melipona panamica),” by Megan A. Eckles; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section P-IE10. Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

17. Paper Number 452, 10:41 AM, Room A6, “Impacts of pathogen induced plant volatiles on the behavior of insect vectors,” By Lori R. Shapiro, Andy G. Stephenson, Consuelo M. De Moraes, and Mark C. Mescher; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section PIE6. Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

18. Paper Number 509, 9:59 AM, Room D8, “Love thy neighbor: Composition of whirligig beetle aggregations in the East Texas Big Thicket (Coleoptera: Gyrinidae),” by Edward Realzola and Jerry L. Cook; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section SEB2. Systematics, Evolution, and Biodiversity.

19. Paper Number 512, 10:35 AM, Room D8, “Cospeciation in parasitic quill mites (Acari: Syringophilidae) and their bird hosts,” by Sarah A. Hendricks; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section SEB2. Systematics, Evolution, and Biodiversity, [Moved to Sunday, 10:17 AM, Room D9, Paper Number 33 slot].

20. Paper Number 530, 8:59 AM, Room D6, “Consequences of a cryptic invasive ant (Pachycondyla chinensis): Local extinctions mediated by behavior?” by Benoit Guenard, Robert R Dunn, and Jules Silverman; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section SEB4. Systematics, Evolution, and Biodiverstiy.

21. Paper Number 567, 9:11 AM, Room D9, “Infection rates of house flies exposed to surfaces contaminated  with salivary gland hypertrophy virus,” by Melissa Doyle, Christopher Geden, Verena-Ulrike Lietze, and  Drion G. Boucias; Student Competition for the President's Prize, Section SVPHS1. Structural, Veterinary, and Public Health Systems.

C.       Tuesday

22. Paper Number 646, 11:05 AM, Room A6, “How far can we scale up phylogenomic approaches?” by Casey Dunn; SEB Section Symposium: Phylogenomics: Trends and Innovative Techniques.

23. Paper Number 665, 9:55 AM, Room D4/D5, “An unpredictable event: The multicolored Asian lady beetle feeding on wine grapes,” by Tederson L. Galvan and William D. Hutchison; Symposium: Metamorphosis of Vineyard Pest Management, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Eco-engineering for vineyard pest management: from nectar plants to semiochemicals and induced plant defenses,” by Marja Simpson, Geoff Gurr, Aaron Simmons, Steve Wratten, David James, Gary Leeson, and M Begum].

24. Paper Number 676, 10:50 AM, Room A1, “Recombinant spider silk,: by Randy Lewis; Symposium: Necrotic Arachnidism, Morbidity or Myth? Substantiating True Envenomation, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Arachnophobia the psychosocial aspects of fear presented,” by Jerry Hatch].

25. Paper Number 704, 11:44 AM, Room A8, “Population dynamics of small hive beetles (Aethina tumida) in the southern United States,” by Lilia I. de Guzman, Amanda M. Frake, and Thomas E. Rinderer; Section PIE2 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

26. Paper Number 711, 9:17 AM, Room A9, “Effects of diflubenzuron on survivorship and development of immature Harmonia axyridis (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae),” by Esau Ruiz-Sanchez, Lorenza Caamal-Eb, and Jairo Cristobal‑Alejo, Section P-IE5 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

27. Paper Number 732, 10:05 AM, Room A5, “Phylogenetic trends in insect tracheal respiratory mechanics visualized with synchrotron x-ray imaging,” by Mark Westneat; Section SEB1 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

28. Paper Number 734, 10:29 AM, Room A5, “Phylogeny and taxonomy of the ant genus Paratrechina (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) and close relatives,” by John S. LaPolla, Seán Brady, and Steven O. Shattuck; Section SEB1 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

29. Paper Number 807, 2:35 PM, Room A4, “The longhorned woodboring beetles of the Dominican Republic,” by Steven W. Lingafelter and Eugenio H. Nearns; SEB Section Symposium: For the Love of Longicornia: Cerambycid Workers Symposium, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Longhorned beetle gut microcosms and cellulose digestion,” by Kelli Hoover, Scott Geib, and Ming Tien].

30. Paper Number 906, 2:23 PM, Room A5, “Identification of Scirtothrips dorsalis by using SYBR green-based real-time PCR,” by Roxanne E. Garza Farris, Juan D. Vasquez, Rosita DeLeon, and Lisa A. Ledezma; Section SEB3 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

31. Paper Number 958, 9:25 AM, Room A2, “Ant mimicry in the Miridae: Occurrence across subfamilies, general habits, and novel morphological characteristics,” by Thomas J. Henry; Symposium: Heteropterists Conference.

D.       Wednesday

32. Paper Number 1064, 10:44 AM, Room A1, “Genetic control of host behavior by baculoviruses,” by Monique van Oers; Section IPMIS2 Ten-Minute Papers, Integrative Physiological and Molecular Insect Systems.

33. Paper Number 1088, 9:05 AM, Room A5, “Divergence estimates of Cynipoidea: Insights into the evolution of gall induction,” by Matthew L. Buffington and S. Brady; Section SEB4 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

34. Paper Number 1091, 9:53 AM, Room A5, “Pan trap color preference for Hymenoptera in a forest clearing           TMP,” by Robert Kula; Section SEB4 Ten-Minute Papers, Systematics, Evolution, Biodiversity.

35. Paper Number 1147, 1:25 PM, Room A5, “Diversity of Bostrichidae (Coleoptera: Bostrichoidea),” by Michael Ivie; SEB Section Symposium: Systematics and Diversity of Coleoptera, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Diversity of Zopherinae (Coleoptera: Zopheridae),” by Ian Foley].

36. Paper Number 1235, 2:56 PM, Room A9, “Impact of dual-gene Bt transgenic cauliflower plants on non-target organisms,” by Mao Chen and Anthony M. Shelton; Section PIE6 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems, [Time slot filled by a replacement paper: “Bt plants prove safer to a parasitoid than conventional insecticides,” by Mao Chen, Jian-Zhou Zhao, Hilda L. Collins, Elizabeth D. Earle, Jun Cao, and Anthony M. Shelton].

III.       Cancelled Posters

A.       Monday

 1. Poster Number D0043, “Examining the dispersal capabilities of Lygus hesperus and its natural enemies in California's San Joaquin Valley,” by Frances J. Sheller, Jay A. Rosenheim, and  James R. Hagler.

 2. Poster Number D0053, “How settlement patterns, host suitability, and landscape features influence the establishment and spread of mountain pine beetle over the Rocky Mountains in northeastern British Columbia,” by H.‑M. de la Giroday and Brian H. Aukema.

 3. Poster Number D0061, “Impacts of disturbance on soil-dwelling microarthropod communities and native entomopathogenic nematodes in winter wheat systems,” by T. R. Dubie.

 4. Poster Number D0155, “Efficacy of Arroyo chub (Gila orcutti) as a Mosquito Control Agent in newly Renovated Constructed Treatment Wetlands,” by Adena M. Why, Bonnie Nash, Richard Zembel, Kerwin Russell, and William Walton.

B.        Tuesday

 5. Poster Number D0196, “Molecular diagnostics of honey bee, Apis mellifera, subspecies using multiplex PCR,” by A. Szalanski, Jackie Mckern, Cesar Solorzano, and Roxane Magnus.

 6. Poster Number D0244, “Developing a semiochemical-based system for monitoring Lygus spp. (Heteroptera: Miridae) in Arizona cropping systems ,” by Jacquilyn L.  Blackmer, Forlow Jech, David Hall, Jerry Cross, and Michelle Fountain.

 7. Poster Number D0284, “Relationship between pitcher fenestrations and prey capture in the hooded pitcher plant (Sarracenia minor), “ by Anthony Rossi, Anthony and Jason McGregor.

 8. Poster Number D0311, “Phylogenetics and Population Genetics of Lipoptena mazamae rondani (Diptera: Hippoboscidae) collected for Arkansas deer,” by D. C. Steelman, Rebecca T. Trout, Allen L. Szalanski.

 9. Poster Number D0314 (repeat of Poster Number D0246).

10. Poster Number D0349, “Using microsatellite markers to test for differentiation of cherry fruit fly populations between orchard and native black cherry habitats, by Jim Smith, Luis Teixeira, Robert McClowry, Kristin Bott, Rufus Isaacs, and Larry Gut.

C.       Wednesday

11. Poster Number D0364, “Gene silencing in Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus,” by Kevin B. Temeyer, Mary Tijerina, Mat Pound, Ronald B. Davey, Pia Untalan Olafson, Robert J. Miller, and Andrew C. Chen.

12. Poster Number D0465, “Weather-based regression models explain population differences of tobacco thrips, Frankliniella fusca (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) on cotton in North Carolina,” by Poonam Jasrotia, Shanon C. Morsello, and George G. Kennedy.

13. Poster Number D0503, “Laboratory and field testing of bed-net traps for mosquito (Diptera: Culicidae) collection in West Java, Indonesia,” by C. A. Stoops, Y. R. Gionar, S. Rusmiarto, D. Susapto, K. A. Barbara, I. F. Elyazar, H. Andris, and A. Munif           .

IV.        Added/Replacement Presentations

1. Replacement for Paper Number 30, 9:23 AM, Sunday, Room D9, “Status update of the red palm mite (Raoiella indica) in Florida,” by Cal Welbourn; Symposium: Advances in Acarology.

2. Replacement for Paper Number 33, 10:17 AM, Sunday, Room D9, “Cospeciation in parasitic quill mites (Acari: Syringophilidae) and their bird hosts,” by Sarah A. Hendricks and Greg S. Spicer; Symposium: Advances in Acarology.

3. Replacement for Paper Number 98, 11:35 AM, Sunday, Room D8, “Vector Control during Humanitarian Assistance Missions Aboard the U.S. Navy Hospital Ship Mercy,” by Brian Pendergast; Symposium: The Evolution of Military Entomology.

 4. Un-numbered paper added after Paper Number 154, 3:50 PM, Sunday, Room A3, “Guardian plants support greenhouse IPM as indicators, traps, bankers, and habitat plants,” by C. S. Glenister, M. Skinner, and C. Frank; PIE Section Symposium: Pollen and Nectar-providing Plants Enhance Biological Control with Parasitoids and Predators.

 5. Replacement for Paper Number 665, 9:55 AM, Tuesday, Room D4/D5, “Eco-engineering for vineyard pest management: from nectar plants to semiochemicals and induced plant defenses,” by Marja Simpson, Geoff Gurr, Aaron Simmons, Steve Wratten, David James, Gary Leeson, and M Begum; Symposium: Metamorphosis of Vineyard Pest Management.

 6. Replacement for Paper Number 676, 10:50 AM, Tuesday, Room A1, “Arachnophobia the psychosocial aspects of fear presented,” by Jerry Hatch; Symposium: Necrotic Arachnidism, Morbidity or Myth? Substantiating True Envenomation.

 7. Replacement for Paper Number 807, 2:35 PM, Tuesday, Room A4, “Longhorned beetle gut microcosms and cellulose digestion,” by Kelli Hoover, Scott Geib, and Ming Tien; SEB Section Symposium: For the Love of Longicornia: Cerambycid Workers Symposium.

 8. Replacement for Paper Number 1147, 1:25 PM, Wednesday, Room A5, “Diversity of Zopherinae (Coleoptera: Zopheridae),” by Ian Foley; SEB Section Symposium: Systematics and Diversity of Coleoptera.

 9. Replacement for Paper Number 1235, 2:56 PM, Wednesday, Room A9, “Bt plants prove safer to a parasitoid than conventional insecticides,” by Mao Chen, Jian-Zhou Zhao, Hilda L. Collins, Elizabeth D. Earle, Jun Cao, and Anthony M. Shelton; Section PIE6 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

V.           Added Posters (Tuesday)

 1. Poster 1, “The Lepidopterists’ Society,” by Michael Collins, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Nevada City, CA.

 2. Poster 2, “Entomology Digital Library,” by Yulu Xia and Robert Brightwell, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC.

 3. Poster 3, “Ants from Mars and their implication for early ant evolution,” by Christian Rabeling, Jeremy Brown, University of Texas, and Manfred Verhaagh, Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Karlsruhe Erbprinzenstr. Germany.

VI.        Title Changes

 1. Paper Number 91, 9:05 AM, Sunday, Room D8, New Title: “Entomologists in World War II,” replaces Old Title: “Bedbug control during World War II, by E. Gerberg; Symposium: The Evolution of Military Entomology.

 2. Paper Number 253, 4:00 PM, Sunday, D4/D5, New Title: “The Neotropical dung beetle genus Eurysternus, an overview,” replaces Old Title: “Association Catharsius: Scarabaeinae and Aphodiinae of West Africa,” by François Génier; Symposium: SOLA Scarab Workers.

 3. Poster Number D0106, Monday, New Title: “New reports of acalyptine flower weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) from the northern region of the Central Colombian Andes,” replaces Old Title: “New reports of derelomine flower weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) from the northern region of the Central Colombian Andes,” by Juliana Cardona-Duque, Nico Franz, and Dino Tuberquia.

 4. Poster Number D0330, Tuesday, New Title: “Estimating the divergence time between Dendroctonus valens (LeConte) and Dendroctonus rhizophagus (Thomas & Bright),” replaces Old Title: “Estimating the divergence time between LeConte and Thomas and Bright,” by Verónica Torres, Gerardo Zuñiga, and Enrico A. Ruiz.

VII.     Author/Time Changes

 1. Paper Number 153, 2:45 PM (reduced to 25 minutes), Sunday, Room A3, “On California’s central coast, everybody’s gone Syrphid,” New Authors: Ramy Colfer and Robert L. Bugg, replaces Old Authors: Robert L. Bugg and Ramy Colfer; PIE Section Symposium: Pollen and Nectar-providing Plants Enhance Biological Control with Parasitoids and Predators.

 2. Paper Number 154, Time Changed from 3:40 to 3:30 and reduced to 20 minutes, Pollen and nectar availability: Influence on the omnivorous predator Orius tristicolor and indirect influence on spider mite and western flower thrips population dynamics,” by Ramy Colfer, Jay A Rosenheim, and Cynthia Hsu; PIE Section Symposium: Pollen and Nectar-providing Plants Enhance Biological Control with Parasitoids and Predators.

 3. Paper Number 155, 415 PM, Sunday, Room A3, “Enhancing beneficial insects using native plants,” New Authors: Anna K. Fiedler, Doug Landis, and Nurali Saidov, replaces Old Authors: Landis, Doug, Anna K. Fiedler, and Nurali Saidov; PIE Section Symposium: Pollen and Nectar-providing Plants Enhance Biological Control with Parasitoids and Predators.

 4. Paper Number 257, 1:40, Sunday, Room A1, “The Impacts of Genetically Modified Organisms in Entomology,” New Authors: Gloria Giraldo, Janice Van Zee, Kapil Raje, Victoria Caceres, Julia Prado, Gladys Andino, and Prof. Jeff Holland, replaces Old Authors: Gloria Giraldo, Janice Van Zee, Kapil Raje, Victoria Caceres, Venu Margam, and Diana Castilho; Student Debate: The Imapacts of Genetically Modified Organisms in Entomology.

 5. Paper Number 295, 3:38, Sunday, Room A6, “Chemical signals in communities of longhorned beetles,” New Authors: Robert F. Mitchell, Elizabeth E. Graham, Peter F. Reagel, Jocelyn G. Millar, and Lawrence M. Hanks, replaces Old Authors: Robert F. Mitchell, Lawrence M. Hanks, Elizabeth E. Graham, and Peter F. Reagel; Section IPMIS1 Ten-Minute Papers, Integrative Physiological and Molecular Insect Systems.

 6. Paper Number 671, 8:35 AM, Tuesday, Room A1, “The microbial fauna associated with the hobo spider, Tegenaria agrestis (Walckenaer): Are there possible medical implications?” New Authors: Melissa M. Gaver-Wainwright, Rich S. Zack and Dr. Laura S. Lavine, replaces Old Authors: Melissa Gaver-Wainwright; Symposium: Necrotic Arachnidism, Morbidity or Myth? Substantiating True Envenomation.

 7. Paper Number 780, 2:05 PM, Tuesday, Room D6, “The importance of soil protein fate to PIP crop registration,” New Authors: Annabel Waggoner, Annabel, Zigfridas Vaituzis, John L. Kough, and John A. Glaser, replaces Old Authors: Zigfridas Vaituzis, John L. Kough, and John A. Glaser; PIE Section Symposium: Environmental Fate of Transgenic Insecticidal Proteins from Genetically-modified Crops: The Metamorphosis of Ecotoxicology.

 8. Paper Number 899, 4:50 PM, Tuesday, Room A10, “Environmental stress and resistance of host trees to attack by cerambycid beetles,” New Authors: Elizabeth Graham and Lawrence M. Hanks, replaces Old Authors: L. M. Hanks; Section P-IE4 Ten-Minute Papers, Plant-Insect Ecosystems.

 9. Paper Number 928, 3:47 PM, Tuesday, Room A2, “Oils as insecticides: Can solvents make them better?” New Authors: Steven R. Sims, replaces Old Authors: None; Section SVPHS4 Ten-Minute Papers, Structural, Veterinary, and Public Health Systems.

10. Poster Number D0116, Monday, “Scanning electron microscope comparison of Diorhabda elongata ecotypes,” New Authors: Jessica Perez, James L. Tracy, David Thompson, and Rami Al-Khatib, replaces Old Authors: Jessica Perez.

11. Poster Number D0300, Tuesday, “The effect of testosterone on the larval development of Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius) and Chrysomya putoria (Wiedemann) (Diptera: Calliphoridae), two forensically important flies in Brazil, New Authors: Alexandre R. S. Fornari, Patricia Jacqueline Thyssen and Aricio Xavier Linhares, replaces Old Authors: Alexandre R S Fornari.

VIII.  Added Functions

 1. Clarke Mosquito Control Lunch, Sunday, 12:00 Noon- 2:00 PM, Room F-9 Convention Center.

 2. Council for the International Congresses of Entomology, Monday, 12:00 Noon- 2:00 PM, Room E2 Convention Center.

 3. Reception- Pacific Northwest Entomologists, Monday, 6:30-8:15 PM, Room E2 Convention Center.

 4. Purdue University Mixer, Monday, 6:30-8:30 PM, Room A-16 Convention Center.

 5. University of Missouri Reception, Monday, 7:00-9:00 PM, Room A-17 Convention Center.

 6. Common Names Committee, Tuesday, 12:30-1:30 PM, Grand Ballroom 1, Atlantis Hotel.