08.27.2026
JT Vogt
USDA USFS SRS
What we know - and don't know - about invasive Chinese tallow tree and arthropods.
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
09.10.2026
Erik Neff
Chief Scientific Officer - Fluker Farms
Fluker's Cricket Farm – Research and Production in Agriculture
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
09.17.2026
Jessica Kansman
Assistant Professor - Montana State University
The Many Faces of Fear: Exploring how lady beetle odor cues affect trophic interactions
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
09.24.2026
Austin McKay
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Mechanisms of Submersion Tolerance in Subterranean Termites
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
10.01.2026
Dominic Resig
Professor and Extension Specialist - North Carolina State University
The Myth of the Master Plan in Extension and Research
Student Selected Seminar
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
10.08.2026
Ed Hsieh
Post Doc - USDA ARS Bee Lab
Contextual dependence: Interactive stressors and chalkbrood infection in honey bees
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
10.16.2026
Graduate Student Symposium
Nelson Memorial Building, LSU Campus
10.21.2026
Laila Santos
Masters Candidate - Department of Entomology
Exit Seminar
Investigating the the role of plant volatiles in interactions between Oryza sativa L. and Oebalus pugnax (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae).
10.22.2026
Toviah Bass
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Exploiting tri-trophic interactions to improve monitoring and management of an invasive woodborer
Intro Seminar
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
10.29.2026
Jacob Bethin
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Exploring the influence of New World historical geography on the evolution of aquatic insects from two different orders (Coleoptera: Noteridae & Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea: Crambidae).
Intro Seminar
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
11.05.2026
Tiago Silva
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Introductory Seminar
Heritable Induced Resistance to Bt Proteins in Fall Armyworm: Selection, Stability, and Biological Consequences
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
11.19.2026
Srabani Saha
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Qualifying Seminar
LSB 110, 11am
11.19.2026
Chancy B. Sibakwe
Ph.D. Student - Department of Entomology
Qualifying Seminar
Identifying Potential Mechanisms of Host Plant Resistance in Soybean to a Stink Bug Complex
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
12.03.2026
Anjana Duwal
Ph.D. Candidate - Department of Entomology
Exit Seminar
Understanding integration of chemical and biological control in southern soybean
Life Sciences A465, 02pm
