EFB.797.Section 7.SPRING 14.Hydrology & Biogeochemistry ERE.797.Section 4.SPRING 14.Hydrology & Biogeochemistry ERE.489.Section 6.SPRING 14.Hydrology & Biogeochemistry FCH.797.Section 2.SPRING 14.Hydrology & Biogeochemistry Grading: Pass/Fail Pass Based upon 70% attendance We expect attendees to be active participants in the Seminar. Updated March 31, 2014

Draft Presenters and Topics DatePresenterTopic January 14Myron Mitchell SUNY-ESF Introduction to Seminar January 21Seminar Participants Brief Introduction by Participants. January 28 Neil Ringler SUNY-ESF Ecology of a Perturbed Ecosystem: Onondaga Lake, NY February 4Ted Endreny* & Students Ana Flores, Tom Decker, Ethan Bodnaruk SUNY-ESF Engineers without Borders Projects in Honduras, Peru, & Haiti

Draft Presenters and Topics Continued DatePresenterTopic February 11 Gordon Paterson SUNY-ESF The importance of overwintering pollutant bioaccumulation kinetics February 18 Susan J. Riha Cornell U. New York State Water Resources Institute-- infrastructure, climate change and shale gas February 25 Philippe Vidon SUNY-ESF Multi-contaminant dynamics in riparian zones of the US Midwest: driving variables, pollution trade-offs, and implications for water and air quality management March 4 Christopher Whipps SUNY-ESF Fish Diseases and Ecology March 11No SeminarSpring Break

Draft Presenters and Topics Continued DatePresenterTopic March 18 John C. Dunkle Dimm & Sgromo Engineers and Matthew J. Marko, P.E., BCEE, F. ASCE CH2M HILL Save the Rain Green Infrastructure Program Manager Onondaga County Save the Rain Program March 25 David Kieber SUNY-ESF Ocean Atmosphere Coupling and the Marine Carbon Cycle April 1 Christopher Scholz Syracuse U. Evolution of Lake Kivu, East Africa, the World's Most Dangerous Lake? April 8Sharon D. Moran SUNY-ESF New Currents in Water Governance: Ethical Frameworks in Action

Draft Presenters and Topics Continued DatePresenterTopic April 15Myron Mitchell SUNY-ESF Direct and Indirect Impacts of Climate Change on the Nutrient Cycling of Forested Watersheds in the Northeastern U.S. and Southeastern Canada April 22Lars Rudstam Cornell U. Climate Change and Invasive Species in Oneida Lake April 29Charles Driscoll Syracuse U. Mercury inputs, dynamics and effects in the Great Lakes region

What to do for next seminar on Jan. 21! Send a PowerPoint Slide to Myron Mitchell ( on or before Friday, January 17 th with only the following information: Your name Your affiliation (i.e., Department) Address Area of Interest Picture (optional) The should have as a subject heading: HydroBioGeo”LastName”). The PowerPoint Presentation should be titled: “Last Name, First Name”. See next slide for an example: Be prepared to give a two minute introduction about yourself on Jan. 21.

Myron J. Mitchell Environmental and Forest Biology Area of Interest: Effects of Atmospheric Pollutants and Climate Change on the Biogeochemistry of Forested Watersheds

Other Information Information about the Seminar will be posted on Myron Mitchell’s Home page: By clicking on the following link: Cross-disciplinary Seminar in Hydrological and Biogeochemical Processes