2013 All P-IE Section Business & Networking Meeting

Welcome!

Agenda

• Introductions & The State of P-IE • ESA Presidential Comments • P-IE Student Awards • Treasurer’s Report • Committee and Editorial Board Reports • EPA SME Report • New officers, Com. Members & Fellows Recognition • Effectiveness Symposium • Networking, Refreshments & Prize Drawings

P-IE Governing Council Past President – Bonnie Pendleton President – Gary Thompson Vice President – John Adamczyk Vice President Elect – Sujaya Rao Secretary – Melissa Willrich Siebert Treasurer – Paula Davis Governing Board Rep. – Alton “Stormy” Sparks Student representative – Joy (Newton) Paterson

P-IE Section 2013

• 6th year of new Section Format

• Maintained and Built on Prior Achievements – Representing P-IE on Critical Issues

– Lead sponsor of the ESA-EPA Subject Matter Expert

– P-IE Student Awards

– Organized the P-IE section of the Annual Meeting

– P-IE Administration, Committee Staffing, Newsletter, etc

P-IE Section 2013

• Conducted a survey of P-IE members

• Obtained new student travel grant funding from the Dow Foundation

• Some success in engaging more members in P-IE and expanding our reach

P-IE Section 2013 – data collection

P-IE Section 2013 – Membership Make-up

Members

Academia

Students

Government

Industry

P-IE Section 2013 – Membership Make-up

P-IE Survey Results

P-IE has a small amount of flex funds. How would you like to see them invested? More monetary awards to members or students

Membership drives

Contest to improve quality of Website

Building mobile APPs of use to P-IE members

Support of tours for members, students or outreach activities

Improved refreshments and prizes at the Networking/Business meeting

2013 Report to

P-IE Section

Robert N. Wiedenmann

President

2013 Report to P-IE

Record Meeting – 3,250+ pre-registered

First-ever >$1 million ESA meeting

2736 Presentations (less cancellations)

107 symposia, with 990 papers

989 submitted papers, 393 StuCom

757 posters, 194 StuCom

2013 Report to P-IE

Current Membership – 6,669

Each One, Reach One -- + 184 new

Membership analysis and model

retain members

predict intervention points

2013 Report to P-IE

Strong Financial Position

Total Assets = $6.7 million

Investments = $5.3 million

(up >$625K in 2013)

Will finish 2013 better than planned

(budgeted $275K loss)

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

Science

ESA 2013 – presentations, sharing

Publications – publishing partnership

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

Impact

Science Policy plans (P-IE roles)

Developing STEP members

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

Connected

Policy eNews

ESA Blog

Webinars

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

World

International membership trials

Coordinate societies, exchange

ideas

ICE 2016

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

P-IE role and leadership

Continuing opportunities

2014 theme

2016 ICE participation

2013 Report to P-IE

Science Impacting a Connected World

P-IE Section

STUDENT

AWARDS

P-IE Undergraduate Achievement Awards

Sandra Schachat University of Maryland

Breanna Lyle Mississippi State University

Joshua Villarreal University of Texas, Pan American

“Legends of Entomology”

Masters Student Award

2013 Runner-Up

Mallory Everett

Dr. Gus Lorenz

University of Arkansas

“Legends of Entomology”

Masters Student Award

2013 Winner

Ximena Cibils-Stewart

Dr. Brian McCornack

Kansas State University

Ximena Cibils-Stewart Kansas State University

R. E. D.

(Research Excitement Disorder)

Ximena Cibils-Stewart Kansas State University

Ximena Cibils-Stewart Kansas State University

B.S. from Iowa State University

Biology and Entomology

M.S. from Kansas State University

Entomology

Successfully defended on October 30

“Influence of plant architecture on tritrophic interactions

between canola, aphids and Hippodamia convergens”

Ximena Cibils-Stewart Kansas State University

Research

2012 Fred Clute Endowed Scholarship

K-State Research Forum (2nd Place)

9th Annual Capitol Graduate Research Summit

President’s Prize for TMP and Poster Displays

Outreach

North Eastern Beekeepers Association,

Konza Prairie Docent, Master Gardeners, etc.

Service

2013 O. W. (Spide) Morris Service Award

2013 Outstanding

Graduate Research

Assistant of the Year

Golden Key International

Honor Society, KSU

Chapter

Ximena Cibils-Stewart Kansas State University

“Legends of Entomology”

2013 Inductee

Dr. George L. Teetes

Professor Emeritus

Texas A&M University System

“I am honored and humbled by the

efforts of my former students to

nominate me for the P-IE Section award.

The thought they would do so is

significantly rewarding.” - GLT

Dr. George L. Teetes

B.S., M.S., & Ph.D., Entomology, Texas A&M University

36 years, Texas A&M University System

Texas A&M University, College Station, 1975-2000

308 publications on sorghum insect management

Co-founder of US-AID INTSORMIL CRSP

Known worldwide as ‘the sorghum entomologist’

Dr. George L. Teetes ESA President, 1994 American Registry of Professional Entomologists President, 1990 ESA Fellow, 1996

Taught senior Field Crop Insects 25 years Major Advisor to 40 graduate students

22 awards for research and teaching including Lifetime Achievement Award from TAMUS

Advice Dr. Teetes Taught Students

Be proud of your beginnings, even if humble

Be loyal; don’t forget who brought you to the dance

Be reliable & accomplish what needs to be done

Strive for perfection & be prepared; the quality of your work reflects on you

Advice Dr. Teetes Taught Students

Work hard, but take time for recreation

Have convictions & don’t be afraid to state them

Network & get involved in what you believe

Always take time to assist especially students

Truly care about people; they will form your best memories

P-IE Student Awards Committee

Miriam Cooperband, Chair

Ralph Bagwell

Bonnie Pendleton

P-IE Treasurer’s Report

Paula Davis

P-IE Treasurer

Treasurer’s Report

2011 Carryover 2012 Approved Allocation

2012 Expenses Carry Over from 2012

2013 Approved Allocation

$16,531.47

$23,807.00

$17,166.54

$23,171.93

$18,180.00

Total Funding Available for 2013:

$41,351.93

2013 Expenses

Description Expenditures To Date

Projected Expenses

Travel – EPA SME $1391.00 $1000.00

Plant Management Network $500.00

IPM Voice $250.00

ESA Symposium Support $502.80 $500.00

P-IE Meeting and speakers $5088.52 $210.00

Student Awards / Plaques $6753.89

TOTAL $14,486.21 $1710.00

2013 Budget Summary

Starting Balance Expenditures to Date

Expected Expenditures

Travel Grant Donation

Projected Balance

$41,351.93 $14,486.21 $1,710.00 $4000.00 $29,155.72

Anticipated 2014 Allocation Based on Section Memberships:

~$18,000

P-IE Section Representation on

ESA Committees/Editorial Boards

ESA Standing Committees with P-IE representatives:

Awards and Honors

Education and Outreach

Membership

Student Affairs

Awards & Honors Committee

Jesus Esquivel Addressed 4 charges from President Wiedenmann:

Charge 1 – Diversify member composition on judging panels:

Recruited members to reflect membership

Charge 2 – Recognize issues / problems with current Awards process:

Clarified guidelines, esp. student awards – eg. difficult for M.S. to

compete with Ph.D. for same award

Awards & Honors Committee – cont’d

Jesus Esquivel

Charge 3 – Assist ESA to increase awareness and nominations within Sections

and Branches:

Implemented efforts to improve award descriptions

Sent email reminders to membership to mitigate issue of “too few nominations”

Added awards announcement section in Annual Meeting book

Charge 4 – Provide support to Awards Review Committee:

Completed membership survey, assessed diversity of awards winners

Education and Outreach Committee

Natalie Hummel

Insect Expo at Austin

Member Symposium at ESA

– “Member Symposium: Innovative global strategies to connect

entomologists with their communities through education, outreach

and extension programs”

– Tuesday, Nov 12 at 1:30 pm

– Meeting Room 8 C (Austin Convention Center)

Membership Committee

Charles Suh

“Each One, Reach One” membership drive

Outreach for Annual Meeting

Review categories of membership

- increase recruitment and retention of members

Database of international societies

International trial membership models

Student Affairs Committee

Joy Lynn Paterson

Student Debate- topics include biodiversity, using citizen scientists

to conduct research and GMO’s use in food security

Symposium- “Beyond Borders: Global Research in Pest Management”

Finalized Standard Operating Procedures

Updated the ESA website with student activities

Planned ESA student social

2012 Student Debate in final revisions before submission

ESA Boards with P-IE representatives:

Publications Council

Editorial Boards

American Entomologist

Annals of the Entomological Society of America

Arthropod Management Tests

Books and Media Review

Environmental Entomology

Journal of Economic Entomology

Journal of Integrated Pest Management

Journal of Medical Entomology

Thomas Say Publications

Publication Council

Bill Lamp

Will meet 1-5 on Tuesday.

Have drafted and will complete the “Editor Code of Conduct”.

Will discuss the need for a change in the format for manuscript

submission.

Will consider the request to add twitter accounts on articles.

Publication Council – cont’d

Bill Lamp

Please consider helping when asked to review a submitted

manuscript - this is essential for peer-review process

If you have any comments/concerns about ESA publications,

please contact Bill at lamp@umd.edu

Journal of Economic Entomology

Fred Musser

Impact factor and total citations increasing over last several years

Pages published and total submissions steady

New subject editors

Raul Medina - Molecular Entomology

Norman Elliott - Sampling and Statistics

Aaron Gassmann - Insecticide Resistance

Journal of Medical Entomology Andy Michel

Suggestion of new subject editors

Trying to come up with ways to encourage reviewers

NEW P-IE REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED!!

Arthropod Management Test

Jon Babcock

• Publication of the 2013 AMT (2012 Trials) is currently delayed

– 242 Trial reports in 2013 AMT

– Typically issues around October

– Expect publication by the end of the year

• Strategic Assessment of ESA Journals unlikely to affect AMT

AMT Continued

Jon Babcock

• The Editorial Board encourages you to selectively publish your trials in AMT

– It’s a valuable tool for communication of product performance information, especially for new products

– Not peer reviewed but is editorially reviewed for consistency and completeness

Thomas Say Publications Janet Knodel

Publications printed

Sanborn and Heath – The Cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadoidea) of Continental North

America North of Mexico

Publications close to printing

Hulcr and Cognato – Xyleborini of New Guinea (Coleoptera: Curculionidae:

Scolytinae) – taxonomic monograph

Publications in Final Revision following review

Ridge and Schaefer – Atlas of the Heteropteran (Hemiptera) Pterothorax

Publications in Review

Riddick and Samuel-Foo – Memoirs of Black Entomologists

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Acceptance Rate

Rank Journal Impact Factor-2012 5 year Impact Factor

1 J INSECT PHYSIOL 2.379 2.416

2 BIOCONTROL 2.215 2.102

3 B ENTOMOL RES 1.987 2.081

4 ECOL ENTOMOL 1.954 2.018

5 BIOL CONTROL 1.917 2.290

6 J MED ENTOMOL 1.857 2.268

7 ENTOMOL EXP APPL 1.669 1.674

8 J ECON ENTOMOL 1.600 1.781

9 ARTHROPOD-PLANT INTE 1.574 1.727

10 J APPL ENTOMOL 1.560 1.480

11 AGR FOREST ENTOMOL 1.467 1.856

12 PHYSIOL ENTOMOL 1.417 1.460

13 ENVIRON ENTOMOL (#9 in 2011) 1.314 1.606

14 ANN ENTOMOL SOC AM 1.196 1.204

15 J INSECT BEHAV 0.901 1.123

ESA & ESA Judging Panels

• Fellows

•Founders Memorial Lecturer

•Nan-Yao Su Award

•Early Career Innovation

•Horticultural Award

•Insect Physiology, Biochemistry and Toxicology Award

•Kenneth & Barbara Starks Plant Resistance Award

•Monsanto Research and Student Travel Awards

ESA Second Subject Matter Expert

to the EPA

Dr. Mark Whalon

Michigan State University

New P-IE Governing Council Members

Vice President Elect – Dr. Fred Musser, Mississippi State University

Secretary – Dr. Andy Michel, Ohio State University

Treasurer – Dr. Patrick Moran, USDA, ARS

Student Representative – Alejandro Del Pozo, North Carolina State University

P-IE Committee and Editorial Board Members, Judging Panels and Annual

Meeting Volunteers

Thank YOU!

Congratulations to:

ESA Fellows from P-IE Section

Honorary Members from P-IE Section

Distinguished Achievement Awardees

Entomological Foundation Awardees

P-IE Section

EFFECTIVENESS SYMPOSIUM

Connecting to the Future

SYMPOSIUM SPEAKERS

Dr. Rick Roush, Dean Melbourne School of Land and Environment, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. An academic perspective on the state of entomology in academia and what it takes to excel today and survive in the future. Dr. Daniel Strickman, – National Program Leader and Acting Director of Overseas Labs, USDA –ARS. Beltsville, MD. A government perspective on the current state of entomology within governments & what it takes to excel today & survive in the future.

Dr. Scott Hutchins, Director of Crop Protection R&D, Dow AgroSciences, Indianapolis, IN. People, Process, Projects, Politics: The Four “P’s” that define the present and future state of applied entomology in the private-sector