Formal & Informal Teaching | Entomological Society of America

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Introducing Stridulation Station!🦗📡

Our new podcast builds on ESA's webinar series to share discussions from the insect science community. The first episode, “Creating Accessible & Engaging Online Courses in Entomology," features insights from #TAMUEntomology experts & @fitentsocamerica.bsky.social

Coming up in a few days! Make sure to RSVP!

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How can we create accessible and engaging digital classrooms? Join us Tuesday, January 20 for this ESA webinar hosted by the @fitentsocamerica.bsky.social Student Subcommittee. Panelists from #TAMUEntomology will share design tips, retention strategies & more.

RSVP: www.entsoc.org/events/webin...

Member Highlight, Teresa Aguiar-Cordero PhD Student, My research focuses on integrated pest management of pulses. Beyond my research, I am passionate about teaching and outreach in entomology. I have published a multilingual children’s book titled Finding Sakbe on Amazon, and my second book is currently in the illustration stage. I have also created educational activities for schools in Mexico, Canada, and the United States, and delivered presentations on insect biodiversity and conservation to a wide range of audiences, from children to adults in the agricultural sector. Most recently, I co-founded “Bugs Teaching Humans,” a project that combines science and art to share stories about insects and their role in our environment.

This month we’re spotlighting FIT member Teresa, whose work spans IPM, multilingual children’s books, and entomology outreach. She’s the author of Finding Sakbe and co-founder of Bugs Teaching Humans. 🐞

Scan the QR code, or go here: bit.ly/3Mp7EF3 to check out her book!

#EntSoc #ESA #FIT

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📅Application deadline: Dec 7

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Congratulations to all of the student entomologists honored Tuesday in the Student Competition for the President's Prize at Entomology 2025! #EntSoc25

See the full results at entsoc.org/events/annua...

Job opportunities - Royal Entomological Society Job opportunities If you have an insect-related or entomology job opportunity please send us the details info@royensoc.co.uk Want to work with us? Keep an eye on our RES Vacancies page for any paid…

Thinking of a career switch? Find your perfect job in #entomology 🪲

Visit our #job opportunities page for the latest openings 🔽

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#EntSoc25 went by too fast! But you can connect with your colleagues and share your science again in just a few short months at an ESA Branch Meeting in Spring 2026. Will we see you there? entsoc.org/events

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For students at #EntSoc25: Make sure you stick around for the last day of the conference. There are still lots of exciting symposia planned. We hope you enjoyed this year's conference. Please leave us some feedback so the ESA Student Affairs Committee can make next year even better!

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Conference attendees stand and talk in front of research posters displayed on black boards in a large, well-lit hall. Overhead, green signs mark booth numbers, and people are engaged in discussion and presentation.

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Scenes from Monday, November 10, at Entomology 2025 in Portland, Oregon hashtag#EntSoc25 1/3

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To wrap up Day 3, be sure to catch the final rounds of the Entomology Games and celebrate fellow students at the Student Awards Ceremony. Starting at 5 p.m. in the Oregon Ballroom. #EntSoc25

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Happening 4-5 p.m. PT in the ESA Booth at #EntSoc25: Book-signing event w/ graphic novelist Peter Kuper, creator of "Insectopolis: A Natural History," and entomologist-artist Barrett Klein, author of "The Insect Epiphany: How Our Six-Legged Allies Shape Human Culture."

Afternoon tea at #FitAtEntsoc25 #entsoc25! There might also be a special fuzzy friend….C124

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Congratulations to winners of the 2025 ESA Antlion Pit innovation competition! First Place: Ellie Fausett, VectorGuard (right). Runner Up: Meredith Willmott, Local Critters for Local Knitters (left). Winners pictured here with competition chair Marianne Alleyne (center). #EntSoc25

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Have you added observations yet to the #EntSoc25 iNaturalist BioBlitz? There's still time to join in as you explore and discover the amazing biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest! www.entsoc.org/events/annua...

Only section at #entsoc25 with a llama. #FitAtEntsoc25.

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Entomologists love insects. Do they also love llamas?

Yes, yes they do.

You never know what you might see at the ESA Annual Meeting. #EntSoc25

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Today I got to meet Caeser the Drama Free Llama! He gifted me a pin for my jacket 🥰😭 #entsoc25

#FITatEntsoc25! If you enjoyed Caesar, please support him with a donation on Venmo to Team-Caesar #Entsoc25

The BEST sections of ESA have llamas! Also known as the only section of ESA with a llama :) @fitentsocamerica.bsky.social

#FITatentsoc25 student competition talks happening now! Undergrads in A106 and grads in C125! #Entsoc25 go support!

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Stop by the ESA Booth in the #EntSoc25 Expo Hall and -- if you've renewed your membership for 2026 -- pick up a free membership gift. And if you haven't already, you can renew right there at the booth!

Outreach, Culture & Education SIG 2025 - Royal Entomological Society Outreach, Culture & Education Special Interest Group (SIG) 2025 We are excited to invite you to the next RES Outreach SIG meeting at the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh on 22 November. Come and...

⏰ Last chance!

Today’s the final day to register for the Outreach, Culture & Education SIG 2025 🪲

Deadline: 17:00 (GMT), today – 10 Nov

Don’t miss your chance to share your outreach ideas & projects! 🐝

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#Entomology #ScienceCommunication

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For students at #EntSoc25: Good luck today! 🌟 Please support your fellow students as they bravely present their work in oral and poster sessions throughout the day. Once the sun goes down, grab some delicious food, a 🍻, and let loose at the various mixers around Portland.

Portland Zine Symposium

If you’re looking for an excursion while at #Entsoc25, might I recommend the Portland Zine Symposium. www.portlandzinesymposium.org I’ll be doing @fitentsocamerica.bsky.social all day, someone buy me a cool zine and stickers

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Tonight, don't miss the #EntSoc25 Opening Plenary, featuring presentations by Lina Bernaola, Sonny Ramaswamy, and Margarita Lopez-Uribe. Starting at 5:30 p.m. PT in the Oregon Ballroom, immediately followed by the Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall. entomology2025.eventscribe.net/index.asp?pr...

Symposium on "Buzzing with Knowledge: Supercharging K-12 Outreach by Empowering Educators". Tues, Nov 11, 8-11 am PT, in Portland Ballroom 253, OCC. Talks by: Kelly Carruthers, Kaitlin Campbell, Katie-Lyn Puffer, Doug Golick, Elaine Evans, Caitlin Silva, Ted Snyder. Posters by: Emily Justus, Amanda Lorenz, Elise Bernstein, Anupreksha Jain.

I have also organized a #FIT section symposium on activities aimed at empowering K-12 educators to incorporate insects into their lessons. Featuring presentations from educators and outreach practitioners from a variety of backgrounds, and lots of opportunities for networking! #FITatEntSoc25 👩‍🏫🦋

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Speakers include @crazbuglady.bsky.social, @monarchjv.bsky.social, @fuzzibumblebee.bsky.social, and more! And there will be 4 posters including my own about a workshop organized by UW-Madison Insect Ambassadors at the Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers annual conference. #FITatEntSoc25 🪲🕸️

Kicking off right now! Our #FitatEntsoc25 #entsoc25 symposium: The General Entomology Toolbox: Activities and Practices for Improving a Foundational course in C125-6 from 1:30-5ish

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Discover. Snap. Share. Join our iNaturalist project during the ESA Annual Meeting as you explore and discover the amazing biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest! Everyone is welcome to join the project, but students will have an opportunity to win prizes. #EntSoc25 www.entsoc.org/events/annua...