Sessions, sessions, and more sessions...

For many of us, Sunday and Monday were days of choices-- so many great sessions running concurrently, which ones should we go to? Aquatic Plant Pathology.  Flowers: A Unique Microbial Habitat.  Molecular Tools for Nematode Quarantines.  Endophytes: An Emerging Tool for Biological Control.  Just a few of the exciting sessions from the past two days. . .

Grads had a chance to hang out with industry professionals at the Graduate Student Breakfast, bright and early on Monday morning.  Then a great social from 6 to 8 pm Monday night. Others cruised the reunion booths and visited with faculty and friends at other universities. . .

On your way to the exhibition/poster room? The Art in Phytopathology exhibit continues to display some cool picts and various hand-made items representing various aspects of Plant Pathology. . .

But today is a day of giving. I'll be working the APS Foundation booth, and we're hoping a few individuals will stop by and make small monetary donations for the future of plant pathology. . .

Now to the gym, and a quick breakfast. . .

Cheers,
David