Session 2: Harvesting the fruits of our labor: utilizing collections database to advance 21st century entomology
1:05pm From Museum Specimen Database to Ecological Statement Christine Johnson
1:25pm The Current State of Arthropod Biodiversity Data: Addressing Impacts of Global Change- Neil S. Cobb, Katja Seltmann and Nico Franz
1:45pm Entomological data in Arctos: Users inside and out of the museum- Derek S. Sikes and Sarah Meierotto
2:05pm The need for the R function: self cleaning (data)- Marianna V.P. Simões
2:25pm Reconstructing the Past: Pre-European Settlement Distributions of Stoneflies (Plecoptera) in the Midwest, USA- R. Edward DeWalt, Yong Cao1, Jason L. Robinson, Tari Tweddale, Scott A. Grubbs, and Leon Hinz.
2:45pm Mutually Beneficial Symbiosis of Data- Jennifer C. Thomas, Derek A. Woller, and Crystal A. Maier
3:05pm BIG4 - Biosystematics, Informatics and Genetics of the big 4 insect groups: a new collections-based PhD training consortium in systematic entomology- Alexey Solodovnikov
