GPDN Webinar Series 2010

Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Erik Hanson MT Dept Ag 02/17/2010 Nuisance Aquatic Pests
Robb Alleman USDA/APHIS 02/24/2010 Career and Educational Opportunities within
Plant Protection and Quarantine
Mike Hill/

GPDN Webinar Series 2011

Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Frank Peair CSU 02/23/2011 Development of IPM approaches for Russian wheat aphid
Shannon Arnold MSU 03/09/2011 Creating Interactive and Engaging Activities for Adult Learners
Jim Stack

GPDN Webinar Series 2012

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Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Marty Draper NIFA 02/22/2012 Evaluating Our Impact
Howard Schwartz CSU 02/29/2012 Onion PIPE
Margery Daughtrey Cornell University 03/14/2012
Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Aaron Palmateer University of Florida 01/16/2013 Impatiens Downy Mildew
Kate Evert University of Maryland 01/23/2013 Powdery Mildew on Vegetable Crops
   
Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Carrie Harmon University of Florida 1-22-2014

Collaborative Research in Detection and Diagnosis Meeting the Challenge of Invasive species Detection Economic Constraints

GPDN Webinar Series 2015

Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Toby Day Montana State University 1/20/2015 Dealing with Clients-An Extension Horticulturist's Perspective
Sharon Bowman Bowperson Publishing & Training, Inc. 1/27/2015 6 Presentation Tips from "Training from the BACK of the Room!"
Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Lauren Kerzicnik Montana State University 1/13/2016 Spiders: Friends or Foes
Joseph LaForest University of Georgia 1/20/2016 Digital Resources fo

GPDN Webinar Series 2017

 
Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title
Rawnaq Chowdhury South Dakota State University 1/18/2017 Pathotype characterization of Phytophthora sojae affecting soybean in South Dakota
Noelle Orloff Montana State University

GPDN Webinar Series 2019

 
Speaker Affiliation Date Seminar Title Webinar Link
Dr. Michelle Flenniken Montana State University 1/23/2019 What's Killing the Bees?

GPDN Webinars

The GPDN webinar series occurs every year in the winter/spring. It features expert speakers from universities and government agencies across the country. Topics include invasive pests, modeling, regulatory information, helpful tools, and diagnostic technology. These topics are relevant to pest management specialists and diagnosticians in plant pathology, entomology, and weed science.

The series is open to all NPDN members and public stakeholders. 

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