This edition of eNews contains links to photos, videos and information about Entomology 2011, ESA's 59th Annual Meeting which was held in Reno, Nevada two weeks ago. In addition, results from the Student Competition, Student Debates, Linnaean Games, YouTube Contest, and the Limerick Contest are included as well. There's also a reminder that the AMT deadline for is December 31, 2011. Click here for the December 1, 2011 edition of ESA eNews.

In this special edition of ESA eNews, President Delfosse asks ESA members to read the executive summary of "Why So Few?" by Christianne Corbett and to take the Gender-Science Implicit Association Test, which is on the Why So Few? website. Click here to read the column by President Delfosse.

This edition of eNews contains a welcome message from President Delfosse, a message from Entomological Foundation President Sharron Quisenberry, a column by ESA's EPA Liaison Thomas Reagan, and news about the new Entomo2011 Phone App for the ESA Annual Meeting in Reno. Virtual Posters from Entomology 2011 are now available for viewing, we have a winner for the membership renewal contest, and Entomology 2011 will begin a few days from now!

In this column, ESA President Ernest "Del" Delfosse welcomes everyone who is attending Entomology 2011 in Reno next week, and he discusses the themes and highlights of this year's meeting. Read the JustDel column.

In this guest column, Sharron Quisenberry, President of the Entomological Foundation, writes about the Foundation's activities and programs. The Foundation’s mission is to “build a future for entomology and science by educating young people about science through insects.” Read the column.

In this column by Thomas E. Reagan, ESA's Liaison to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Pesticide Programs, Dr. Reagan discusses his experiences while working with scientists from EPA and from other professional societies. Read the column.

This edition of eNews contains news about the new Entomo2011 Phone App for the ESA Annual Meeting in Reno. Plus, the 2012 World of Insects Wall Calendar is now available for purchase, the ESA Book of Common Names of Insects is now available as a PDF file, there's a call out for judges for the Student Debates at Entomology 2011, and the Annual Meeting Personal Scheduler is now available as well. Click here for the October 26, 2011 edition of ESA eNews.

This edition of eNews contains news about the winners of entomological awards from ESA and from the Entomological Foundation. In addition, the new volume of Arthropod Management Tests is now online, and a PDF version of the Program Book for Entomology 2011 is as well. Click here for the October 12, 2011 edition of ESA eNews.

This edition of eNews contains news about Robert Van Steenwyk being appointed to the Invasive Species Advisory Committee (ISAC), a new service allowing ESA members to upload their resumes to the ESA website, a new Entomology Jobs page, two new proposed insect common names, a call for manuscripts for the Journal of Integrated Pest Management, and news about the Entomological Foundation. Click here for the September 1, 2011 edition of ESA eNews.

This edition of eNews contains reminds members about important deadlines concerning the ESA Annual Meeting and nominations for the Founders' Memorial Award. Four new articles have been issued by the Journal of Integrated Pest Management -- all of which are open-access and free to download -- and six new proposed insect common names are open for comments by the ESA membership. Finally, there's an introduction to Pamela Reid, our new Manager of Marketing and Member Relations, as well as some Annual Meeting news.