Don't forget that Chris Eilers will be presenting data from the Thornapple Lake tracking study.
When?
Thursday, April 6th, 7:00pm
Where?
Gander Mountain in Lansing
A note from Chris about Thursday said this…
"It will be different from last year, as this year will have a lot more on habitat selection."
I've got an idea. Let me know if it's terrible.
I simply will never make a meeting in Lansing at 7:00pm on a weekday.
Short of taking a vacation day or just plain playing hookey the next day anyway.
I would LOVE to see this presentation.
What if someone could record the presentations by speakers at meetings and then to raise a little bit of money, sell those copies to members who couldn't make it.
If someone can record this one I'll buy it.
If this happens just let me know. I'll be first in line to buy a copy.
With members spread across MI, I'm sure others would be willing to buy them as well.
To bad I can't make the meetings but realistically I'd be useless the next day. If the meeting lasts 2 hours and I leave at 9pm I would get home at 11:00. Sleeping by 11:30 and awake by 4:00. Maybe back in the day I could do that but not now.
I have one suggestion. Many of the speakers do a P-Point presentation. The maps, graphs, charts, and data is what makes the speaker's presentation special. The speakers will often give you a CD copy of their program. That CD data can be neatly transposed to your later grant proposals or poster projects as needed. A straight video of the screen cannot be seen or digested as well as the original CD.
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