Presentations
Here are presentations given by me or other lab members since 2020. Slides and posters are made available whenever permitted by collaborators, publishers, and funding agencies.
Remember that presentations are often snapshots of work in progress or work nearly complete. So, conclusions presented in the slides and posters below may not represent the final conclusions included in theses or manuscripts.
2026
Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting
Salt Lake City, Utah • 26–31 July 2026
Tracking a moving forest–grassland edge: Experimental evidence for edge-enhanced growth and fecundity in royal catchfly (Silene regia) at its southern range limit in Georgia, USA
Bretfeld, M., Bilbrey, A., Brooks, H. B., Cutway, H. B., and Green, N.
Effects of urbanization on small mammals across levels of biological organization
Green, N. S., Casement, B., Lopez, L., Morton, S., and Nestor, K.
Kennesaw State University Symposium of Student Scholars
Kennesaw, Georgia • 22 April 2026
Morphological variation of lingual glands in wild American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) populations
Angalet, B., Cheeks, C., Holmes, C., Moss, K., Segars, C., and Green, N.
Student-led
Ecosystem productivity and fish community trophic structure across freshwater and marine ecosystems
Budeir, H., and Green, N.
Student-led
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting
Mobile, Alabama • 25–28 March 2026
Morphological variation of lingual glands in wild American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) populations
Angalet, B., and Green, N.
Student-led
Comparing environmental variables as predictors of mammalian species richness
Gierlak, P., Paschal, S., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Effects of urbanization on freshwater fish species community structure in the Etowah River watershed
Mizutani, M., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
2025
International Urban Wildlife Conference
Atlanta, Georgia • 1–5 June 2025
Individual, population, and community responses of small mammals to the Atlanta urban-to-rural gradient
Casement, B., Lopez, L., Nestor, K., Morton, S., and Green, N. S.
Student-led Invited
How does urbanization affect the morphology and genetic connectivity of small mammal populations?
Morton, S., Casement, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led Invited
Kennesaw State University Spring Symposium
Kennesaw, Georgia • 17 April 2025
Assessing the osmoregulatory capabilities of American alligator lingual glands
Angalet, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Modeling potential effects of ocean acidification on shell formation in Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas)
Gierlak, P., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Morphological variation in white-footed mice across an urban-to-rural gradient in Georgia
Hernandez, P., Sartee, X., Hoyt, A., Farrell, A., Perras, E., Morton, S., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
The effect of land cover and human population density on freshwater fish in the Etowah watershed
Mizutani, M., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Colorimetric variation in white-footed mice across an urban-to-rural gradient in Georgia
Sartee, X., Hoyt, A., Farrell, A., Morton, S., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Palmetto Alligator Research and Management Symposium
Aiken, South Carolina • 27–28 March 2025
Assessing the osmoregulatory capabilities of American alligator lingual glands
Angalet, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina • 12–15 March 2025
Assessing the osmoregulatory capabilities of American alligator lingual glands
Angalet, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
2024
Georgia DNR Nongame Small Mammal Working Group
The Jones Center at Ichauway, Newton, Georgia • 18 April 2024
Effects of urbanization on small mammals
Casement, B., Lopez, L., and Green, N. S.
Student-led Invited
Kennesaw State University Symposium of Student Scholars
Kennesaw, Georgia • 17–19 April 2024
Assessing bat biodiversity in increasingly urban landscapes
Arias, E., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting
Chattanooga, Tennessee • 20–23 March 2024
Patterns and potential mechanisms of phenotypic changes in urban small mammals
Lopez, L., Casement, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Spatial and abiotic effects of urbanization on small mammal communities
Casement, B., Lopez, L., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
2023
Kennesaw State University Fall Symposium of Student Scholars
Kennesaw, Georgia • 15–17 November 2023
Patterns and potential mechanisms of phenotypic changes in urban small mammals
Lopez, L., Casement, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Spatial and abiotic effects of urbanization on small mammal communities
Casement, B., Lopez, L., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Kennesaw State University Spring Symposium of Student Scholars
Kennesaw, Georgia • 18–21 April 2023
Temporal patterns in skull morphology in secondarily aquatic tetrapods
Johnson, E., Arias, E., Daniels, T., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Environmental drivers of stream invertebrate communities in Georgia, USA
Garcia-Belman, V., Ducre, B., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
Environmental and biotic drivers of disease presence in Floridian and Puerto Rican coral reefs
Casement, B., and Green, N.
Student-led
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting
Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 23–26 March 2023
Environmental and biotic drivers of disease presence in Floridian and Puerto Rican coral reefs
Casement, B., and Green, N.
Student-led
2022
Kennesaw State University Honors Capstone Graduation
Kennesaw, Georgia • 3 May 2022
Drivers of coral diversity and disease occurrence in the Florida Keys
Freiler, M., and Green, N. S.
Student-led
2021
Kennesaw State University STEM UnConference
Kennesaw, Georgia • 5 March 2021
Exploring the applications of fractional differential equations in ecotoxicological risk assessment
Green, N., and Mashayekhi, S.
2020
Kennesaw State University Fall Symposium of Student Scholars
Kennesaw, Georgia • 3 December 2020
Soil bacteria: Metabolic diversity in a wildlife management area
Krakue, D., Duncan, E., Rajagopalan, R., Green, N., and Jackson, P.
Student-led
SETAC North America 41st Annual Meeting
Portland, Oregon • 15–19 November 2020
Assessing the risks of pesticides to terrestrial threatened and endangered species: Opportunities to refine risk assessments for listed terrestrial plants
Kern, M., Green, N., Snyder, N., Moore, D., Teed, S., Priest, C., Rathjens, H., Winchell, M., and Blickley, T.
Assessing the risk of pesticides to terrestrial threatened and endangered species: An overview of the TERESA modeling suite
Moore, D., Teed, R. S., Priest, C., Bergin, R., McCarroll-Butler, C., Rathjens, H., Winchell, M., Kern, M., Green, N., and Blickley, T. M.