DATE	Class Assignments Due	SPEAKER	TOPIC
9-6-02	No Class	Doug Schemske Michigan State University	“Pollinator-mediated selection and the evolution of floral traits in Mimulus”
9-13-02	No Class	Brian Dennis University of Idaho, Moscow	“Allee effects and stochastic populations”
9-20-02	No Class	Jeff Dukes Carnegie Institute	“What determines the susceptibility of grasslands to invasion?”
9-27-02	No Class	David Roshier Charles Sturt University Australia	“Broad scale processes in dynamic landscapes and the paradox of large populations of desert waterbirds”
10-4-02	First Class No Assignments due	Miles Silman Wake Forest University	“Thinking small about big patterns:  tree life history and diversity in Amazonian rain forests”
10-11-02	Poster Critique Readings/Storey	Ken Storey Carlton University, Ottawa, Ontario	“Mammals on ice:  molecular secrets of winter hibernation”
10-18-02 JOUR 304	Eval. Form and Critique  - Storey Reading - Schultheis	Alicia Schultheis Stetson University, Florida	“Upside-down hierarchies:  does recruitment drive genetic structure of stream insect populations?”
10-25-02	Eval. Form and Critique - Schultheis   Reading/Roemer	Gary Roemer Dept. of Fishery & Wildlife Sciences New Mexico State University	“Facing extinction:  exotic herbivores, golden eagle predation and the decline of the island fox”
11-1-02	Eval. Form and Critique – Roemer Reading - Morbey	Yolanda Morbey University of Toronto	“Piscivorous behavior of lake trout in lakes with contrasting food webs”
11-8-02	Eval. Form and Critique – Morbey   Reading - Bentz	Barbara Bentz Rocky Mountain Research Station Logan, Utah	“Bark beetle population dynamics:  influences of an adaptive seasonality”
11-15-02	Eval. Form and Critique – Bentz Reading – Moore	Allen Moore Lancaster University, U.K.	“The contributions of parents to offspring:  direct and indirect genetic effects in burying beetles”
11-22-02	Eval. Form and Critique – Moore Reading - Goodman	Dan Goodman Montana State University	“Salmon supplementation:  risk assessment and the limits of theory”
12-6-02	Eval. Form and Criqitque–Goodman Reading - Dial	Ken Dial Biological Sciences University of Montana	“Evolution of avian locomotion:  integrating nesting biology, flight styles, and the origin of flight”