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Publications
  1. Beck, H. N., Cohen, A., McKenzie, T., Weisend, R., Wilkins, K. W., & Woodstock, M. S. (2019). Broadening Horizons: Graduate Students Participating in International Collaborations through the Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) Program. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 28(3), 85-89.
  2. McKenzie, T., Holloway, C., Dulai, H., Tucker, J. P., Sugimoto, R., Nakajima, T., ... & Santos, I. R. (2020). Submarine groundwater discharge: A previously undocumented source of contaminants of emerging concern to the coastal ocean (Sydney, Australia). Marine Pollution Bulletin, 160, 111519.
  3. Rosa‐Marín, A. (2020). Before, During, and After the Association for the Science of Limnology and Oceanography Multicultural Program. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 29(2), 45-47.
  4. Cziesielski, M. J., Hughes, H., Love, C., Rosa Marín, A., Nowakowski, C., & Wilkins, K. W. (2021). Channeling Hope for Reefs: A Series of Perspectives from Young Coral Reef Scientists. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 12-13.
  5. Wilkins, K. W., Rosa Marín, A., Cziesielski, M. J., Hughes, H., Love, C., & Nowakowski, C. (2021) Short- and Long-Term Visions for Protecting Coral Reefs. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 13-15.
  6. Nowakowski, C., Hughes, H., Love, C., Rosa Marín, A., Wilkins, K. W., & Cziesielski, M. J. (2021) Communicating Hope for Coral Reefs. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 15-16.
  7. Love, C., Cziesielski, M. J., Hughes, H., Nowakowski, C., Rosa Marín, A., & Wilkins, K. W. (2021) Rethinking Collaboration for Coral Reef Science. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 16-18.
  8. Hughes, H., Cziesielski, M. J., Love, C., Nowakowski, C., Rosa Marín, A., & Wilkins, K. W. (2021) Looking to the Future: Perspectives from the Next Generation of Coral Scientists. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 18-19.
  9. Wilkins, K. W. & Rosa Marín, A. (2021) Creating More Inclusive Waters in the Aquatic Sciences. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 30(1), 23.
  10. Riley B, Seekell D (2021) Stream diatom assemblages in an Arctic catchment: Diversity and relationship to ecosystem-scale primary production. Arctic Science. https://doi.org/10.1139/AS-2020-0060
  11. Wilkins, K.W., Rosa-Marín, A., Weisend, R.E. and Kurosawa, E. (2020), Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities for International Research Collaborations: Perspectives from the Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange. Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin, 29: 125-130. https://doi.org/10.1002/lob.10412
  12. Moody, A.A., Santos, I.R., Shiller, A.M., 2022. Groundwater-derived U and Ba exports from a coastal acid sulfate soil (CASS) catchment following rain events. Estuar. Coast. Shelf Sci. 270, 107838. https://doi.org/10.1016/J.ECSS.2022.107838
Presentations
  1. Ashley Brooke Cohen (2020). Smelly Mud and Sight-Seeing: Science and Adventuring in Israel Through LOREX. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  2. Trista McKenzie (2020). Adventures in International Collaboration in Australia Through the LOREX Program. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  3. Hannah Glover (2020). Building a Global Scientific Community through Meaningful Exchange and Communication. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  4. Wiley Wolfe (2020). How to make garlic soup, and other suggestions for successful international collaboration. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  5. Jeffrey Reeve Nielson (2020). International Research Collaboration Beyond Email and Skype: The Benefits of an In-Person Experience through LOREX. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  6. Eilea Knotts (2020). Living the LOREX through Dalhousie: Lessons Learned, Friendships Made, and Career Development Accomplished. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  7. Stephanie Owens (2020). Measuring Copepod Growth Rates in Northern Sweden: Challenges and Rewards of International Collaboration. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  8. Hannah Beck (2020). Planning an Experiment for International Collaboration: How I Learned to Be Flexible and Pace Myself. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  9. Matthew Woodstock (2020). Take a Hike: Utilizing Excursions to Create a Positive Work-Life Balance. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  10. Emily Chua (2020). “There is No Such Thing as a Failed Experiment” and Other Lessons International Research Taught Me. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  11. Adina Paytan (2020). Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) for Graduate Students - Learn about this opportunity to conduct successful international collaborative research. ASLO. San Diego, CA.
  12. Hintz, C. (2021) International, Collaborative Research from a Graduate Student Perspective: The Opportunities and Challenges. ASLO, 2021 Aquatic Sciences Virtual Meeting.
  13. Hintz, C. (2021) How is Diel Nitrate Variation Coupled to N Limitation in Arctic Streams? ASLO, 2021 Aquatic Sciences Virtual Meeting.
  14. Woodstock, M. (2021) SciComm beyond LOREX: How an International Research Program Inspired Future Science Communication Efforts. ASLO, 2021 Aquatic Sciences Virtual Meeting.
  15. Beck, H. (2021) Conducting an Experiment When You’re Out of Your Depth: Tips from Someone Who’s Been There. ASLO, 2021 Aquatic Sciences Virtual Meeting.
  16. Cohen, A. (2021) Smelly mud and sight-seeing: science and adventures in Israel through the ASLO Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange Program. ASLO, 2021 Aquatic Sciences Virtual Meeting
  17. Wilkins, K., & Rosa Marín, A. (2020). STEM Experiences Abroad Shape Graduate Students to be Competent Professionals-Evidence from the LOREX Program. In AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (Vol. 2020, pp. ED001-01).
Professional Training

Webinars

Open events at 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting

  • Workshop – Improv to Improve Collaboration
  • Townhall meeting – “ Limnology and Oceanography Research Exchange (LOREX) for Graduate Students”
  • Contributed Session - “Adventures, Challenges and Benefits of Conducting International Collaborative Research”

Five LOREX interns

  • Maddie Mette - was an intern during proposal development, participated as a panelist and mentor at the ASM;
  • Edna Fernandez – ASLO intern Sep 2018 – Mar 2019 during launch of LOREX, interacted with students at ASM and helped with program communications during her internship;
  • Maha Cziesielski  - LOREX assistant summer and fall 2019, participated as mentor and gave presentation at ASM;
  • Brittany Schieler - ASLO Sci Comm intern Apr 2019 to present; working with students on their blogs and assisting with program communications
  • Eilea Knotts – ASLO Sci Comm intern Jan 2020 to present; participant in the first cohort of LOREX; working with first cohort students to create a living handbook on how to conduct international research; working on the formal mentoring software to facilitate engagement and communication among and between LOREX cohorts.

Formal Mentoring Program using the software company, Qooper to maximize engagement and interactions

  • In addition to allowing hosts and student participants to match, this platform allows students to match with each other as well. This creates an opportunity to facilitate peer-to-peer mentoring between cohorts across years and sites.
  • The group discussion feature allows for interactions beyond a 1:1 relationship to occur. This is especially useful for any collaborative writing projects.
  • The auto-match algorithm enables participants to find and make connections they may not have made otherwise.
  • The platform provides the ability for mentoring pairs to chat, video call, set meetings, share resources, and set goals and assignments.
Blogs, Writing

LOREX Blogs

https://www.aslo.org/articles-about-aslo-and-science/lorex-blog/

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