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62Nd Annual Meeting October 19Th- 20Th, 2018 Hosted by Milwaukee, WI 62nd Annual Meeting October 19th- 20th, 2018 Hosted by Milwaukee, WI Conference will take place in: Cramer Hall Room 016, 604 N. 16th St., Milwaukee, WI 53233 (between Wisconsin Ave. and W. Clybourn St.) Ph: (414) 288-7250 http://www.marquette.edu/ Driving Directions From MKE airport: Take WI-119 W (signs for From Chicago: I-94W. Continue to I-43 N. Take exit Interstate 94/ Milwaukee/Chicago). Take the exit 72A for Michigan St/10th St. Continue onto N. 10th. toward Milwaukee. Merge on I-94 W. Continue onto I- Turn left onto W. Wisconsin Ave. Turn right on 43 N. Take exit 72A for Michigan St/10th St. Continue 16th street. Parking structure is on your left. onto N. 10th. Turn left onto W. Wisconsin Ave. Turn right on 16th street. Parking structure is on your left. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY – Campus Map Raynor Library S Parking for ACUBE t. meetingNorris Park W. Kilbourn Ave. Visitor W. Kilbourn Ave. Parking Milwaukee County Courthouse Alumni Under Courthouse Tunnel Freeway Exit Tunnel Memorial 50 51 51 Union N. 10th St. N. 10th N. 20th St. St. N. 18th St. N. 17th N. 16th St. N. 16th St. N. 15th N. 13th St. N. 13th N. 11th St. N. 11th N. 19th St. N. 19th N. 14th St. N. 14th C St. N. 12th 48 58 50 67 W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. 52 45 A 63 60 . 53 ACUBE Meeting F 75 54 61 70 Wisconsin Club Milwaukee location 42 71 Public 55 66 Library 68 G U 57 73 N. 8th St. 44 62 St. N. 11th 65 72 74 N. 9th St. B 69 Street Mall 11th 40 56 64 . W. Wisconsin Ave. W. Wisconsin Ave. W. Wisconsin Ave. BloodCenter 34 4 of Wisconsin 27 11 8 1 39 19 9 21 20 N St. N. 10th 3 2 W E RR S 26 12 10 J N. 11th St. R Lot N/Clinic Parking 18 28 29 W. Michigan St. T W. Michigan St. S S 30 7a N. 19th St. N. 19th 25 N. 20th St. N. 17th St. N. 17th St. N. 16th N. 18th St. N. 18th 22 7 33 13 31 17 16 7b W O 24 Tory Hill W. McAuley Place 32 23 37 36 Wheelchair Accessible door with door button W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. Wheelchair Accessible door without door button Chirping light crosswalk © 2018 Marquette University 8.18 ATM locations . Academic/Administrative Buildings Service Building .....................23 Al McGuire Center ...................70 525 Building (not shown) ....................5 Straz, Jr., David A., Hall, College of Business Rec Plex .............................2 Opening October 2018 Administration, Graduate School of Union Sports Annex ..................58 Management........................12 707 Building ........................72 Valley Fields (not shown) ...................80 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower...............3 1700 Building .......................48 Varsity Theatre.......................65 Todd Wehr Chemistry .................22 Athletic and Human Performance Weasler Auditorium ..................60 Research Center .....................75 Wehr Life Sciences ...................24 Opening Spring 2019 William Wehr Physics .................25 Residence Halls Carpenter Tower .....................73 Zilber Hall Abbottsford Hall .....................68 Clark Hall, College of Nursing ..........31 Undergraduate Admissions ............69 Carpenter Tower Hall .................74 Coughlin Hall........................18 Churches/Chapels Cobeen Hall.........................71 CrCrameramer HHallall .........................28 Chapel of the Holy Family .............62 Humphrey Hall ......................44 Cudahy Hall .........................19 Church of the Gesu, Mashuda Hall .......................40 Dentistry, School of ..................39 a Jesuit-sponsored parish ..............9 McCormick Hall......................57 Eckstein Hall, Law School ..............7 Gesu Parish Center ...................10 O’Donnell Hall.......................42 Engineering Hall, Opus College of St. Joan of Arc Chapel ................26 Schroeder Hall.......................66 Engineering.........................34 Libraries Straz, Jr., David A., Tower Hall ...........1 Grounds Maintenance Facility (not shown)..38 Law Library ..........................7 The Commons ......................45 Haggerty Hall, and Olin Engineering Center...............27 Memorial Library ....................21 University Apartment Buildings Holthusen Hall, Graduate School .......64 RRaynoraynor LLibraryibrary ......................2020 Campus Town Apartments .............50 Johnston Hall, Diederich College Parking Structures Frenn Building.......................53 of Communication ....................8 16th StreetStreet Parking StructureStructure............ 55 Gilman Building .....................52 Krueger Child Care Center .............37 Eckstein Hall Parking ..............7a, 7b McCabe Hall ........................56 Lalumiere Language Hall ..............17 Wells Street Parking Structure..........67 University Information – 414.288.7250 Marquette Hall ......................11 Art/Entertainment/Recreation Facilities Marquette University Medical Clinic.....30 Updated August 2018 Alumni Memorial Union, University Marquette University Police Department. 54 Information and Visitor Center .........61 O’Brien, Dr. E. J., Jesuit Residence ......63 Campus Town .......................51 Physician Assistants Program . 36 Gymnasium, Marquette ...............32 Opening Fall 2019 Haggerty Museum of Art ..............13 Schroeder Complex, College of Health Sciences, Helfaer Tennis Stadium and College of Education .................29 Recreation Center ....................33 Sensenbrenner Hall, Klingler College Helfaer Theatre ......................16 of Arts and Sciences ...................4 Wifi Access Campus visitors can use MU Guest Wi-Fi for access to the internet. From your device's Wi-Fi settings, select MU Guest. The MU Guest Acceptable Use Policy page appears. Review the terms and conditions. The Accept button will become actionable when you scroll through the terms. If you agree, click or tap Accept. For MU Guest Wi-Fi assistance • Call the IT Services Help Desk at (414) 288-7799 • Visit the IT Services Help Desk in Cudahy Hall 293 • Or email [email protected] EDUROAM If you are visiting from another college, your school may be an eduroam Wi-Fi participant (https://www.eduroam.org/where/) . If your college is part of eduroam, skip MU Guest Wi-Fi. Instead, use eduroam with your own school's email address and password to connect to Wi-Fi. See here for more info: http://www.marquette.edu/wifi/eduroam.php 3 ACUBE’s 62nd Annual Meeting Program Overview Most sessions take place in Cramer Hall, 604 N. 16th St., Milwaukee, WI 53233 Thursday, October 18th 6:30-8:00pm ACUBE Steering Committee Meeting Friday, October 19th 8:00- 9:00am Registration and Breakfast 9:00- 9:30 am Welcoming Remarks and Meeting Orientation 9:30-10:30 am Keynote Address by Dr. Janet Branchaw 10:40-11:05 am Concurrent Presentations (20 minute Sessions) 11:10- 11:50 am Concurrent Presentations and Round Table Discussions (40 minute sessions) 12:00- 1:00 pm Lunch sponsored by Bio-Rad 12:30- 1:00 pm Bioscene Meeting 1:15-2:35 pm Concurrent Presentations and Workshops (80 minute sessions) 2:45- 3:25 pm Concurrent Round Table & Discussions (40 minute sessions) 3:35-3:55 pm Concurrent Presentations (20 minute sessions) 4:05-5:25 pm Concurrent Presentations and Workshops (80 minute sessions) 5:30- 6:00 pm Directions and travel to the Italian Community Center 6:00- 8:30 pm Dinner Reception at the Italian Community Center Saturday, October 20th 8:00-9:00 am Breakfast and Poster Set up 9:00-9:40 am Concurrent Round Table & Discussions (40 minute sessions) 9:50-11:10 am Concurrent Presentations and Workshops (80 minute sessions) 11:20-11:40 am Concurrent Presentations (20 minute sessions) 11:50-12:50 pm Lunch and ACUBE members meeting 1:00-4:00 pm Field Trips 4:15- 4:35 pm Concurrent Presentations and Workshops (20 minute sessions) 4:45-6:00 pm Cocktail Hour sponsored by JoVE and Poster & Exhibitor Session 6:00- 7:30 pm Dinner and HHMI Movie Night 7:30-8:00 pm Awards and Closing 8:00- 10:00 pm Steering Committee Meeting 4 Our Mission Members of ACUBE share ideas and address the unique challengees of balancing teaching, research, advising, administration, and service. We are a supporting and mentoring community that provides professional development opportunities to: • Develop and recognize excellence in teaching • Incubate new and innovative teaching ideas • Involve student research in the biology curriculum • Advise and mentor students in and out of the classroom • Enhance scholarship through our national, peer-reviewed journal Bioscene Governance President, Rebecca Burton, Alverno College Past-President, Christina Wills, Rockhurst University Executive Secretary of Finance, Greg Smith, Lakeland University Executive Secretary of Membership and Website Editor, Christina Wills, Rockhurst University Secretary, Paul Pickhardt, Lakeland University Historian, Conrad Toepfer, Brescia University Editor of Bioscene, Robert Yost, Indiana University Purdue University Steering Committee Jessica Allen, Rockhurst University Laurieann Klockow, Marquette University Khadijah (Gigi) Makky, Marquette University Holly Nance, College of Coastal Georgia Scott Shreve, Lindenwood University-Belleville Jason Wiles, Syracuse University Local Arrangements Chair, Khadijah (Gigi) Makky, Marquette University Program Chair, Laurieann Klockow, Marquette University 5 ACUBE gratefully acknowledges the support of the following exhibitors at the 62nd Annual Meeting: 6 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Janet Branchaw Biography JANET BRANCHAW is Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is the Director of the Wisconsin Institute for
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