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Geoffrey G.E. Scudder Lecture

Entomology

Professor G.G.E. Scudder taught entomology at the University of British Columbia for over forty years until his retirement in 1999. During the course of his career he inspired thousands of undergraduate students and contributed to the training of well over one hundred graduate students. In the year of his retirement an endowment was created to honour the contributions made by Professor Scudder throughout his career. Interest accrued by the endowment is used to support an annual lecture (The G.G.E. Scudder Lecture in Entomology) by a prominent entomologist, exposing students, faculty and guests to major research accomplishments and worldwide expertise in entomology.

This lecture series supercedes the G.J. Spencer Memorial Lecture in Entomology, held annually from 1967 through 1999. Professor Spencer was the first professor of entomology at U.B.C.; Professor Scudder was his successor and presented the final lecture in the series.
The G.G.E. Scudder Lecture in Entomology is hosted by the Faculty of Land and Food Systems and held annually in the fall term. The inaugural lecture in the series was held in October, 2001.

Previous Geoffrey G.E. Scudder Lecturers

Year Lecturer Affiliation Title of seminar
2006 Walter S. Leal University of California-Davis Bug's life in the fast lane: Rapid binding, release & inactivation of pheromones
2005 Naomi E. Pierce Harvard University Ants and the evolution of blue butterflies
2004 May Berenbaum University of Illinois Gut reactions - how insects eat plants
2003 Penny Gullan University of California-Davis The Biology and Evolution of Scale Insects
2002 Peter W. Price Northern Arizona University Macroevolutionary Theory on Macroecological Patterns: Distribution, Abundance and Population Dynamics
2001 Marc J. Klowden University of Idaho Thinking like a mosquito: the physiological control of behaviour

 

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