Michigan Mosquito Control Association
  • About
    • Become A Member
    • Board/Committees
    • Industry Members
  • Events/News
    • District News
    • Publications
    • Annual Conference >
      • Conference Presentations
    • 7F Training Seminar
  • Mosquitoes
    • Biology
    • Surveillance
    • Disease
    • Control
  • Scholarships/Awards

36th Annual Conference Presentations

Picture

2022 Conference Presentations held Virtually
​
February 2, 2022

The annual conference presentations of the MMCA provides a means for speakers of our conference to provide their research and presentations.  Follow the links below to obtain a copy of the presentations.
Click here for 2022 conference presentations
Picture

34th Annual Conference Presentations

2020 Conference Presentations held at Kellogg Center ​in Lansing
​
February 5 - 6, 2020

Click here for 2020 conference presentations
Picture

33rd Annual Conference Presentations

2019 Conference Presentations held at Radisson in Lansing
​
January 30 - 31, 2019

The annual conference presentations of the MMCA provides a means for speakers of our conference to provide their research and presentations.  Follow the links below to obtain a copy of the presentations.
  • 1 Susan Paskewitz - Keynote Address: The Midwest Center of Excellence for Vector-Borne Disease Research and Training
  • 2 Trisha Dubie - Insecticide Resistance in the Midwest:  A Growing Concern?
  • 3 Vishvapali Kobbekaduwa - Distribution of Anaplasma Phagocytophilum in Michigan from 2017 and 2018 in Questing Black-Legged Ticks (Ixodes Scapularis)
  • 4 Megan Porter - Canine Tick Surveillance and the Distribution of Emerging Black-Legged Tick Populations in Michigan
  • 5 Lauren Stiffler - Long Term Responses of Spring Aedes Larval Populations to Aerial Bti Treatment
  • 6 Rachel Wilkins - Changes in Tick Species Composition on Passerine Birds at Fort Custer Training Center in Southwest Michigan
  • 7 Stephen Manweiler - Mosquito Control and the Endangered Species Act
  • 8 Michael Conway - Vertebrate Blood Factors Modify Flavivirus Acquisistion
  • 9  Darrin McCullough - The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Pesticide General Permit
  • 10 Tony Sauerbrey - Current State of the Drone Industry
  • 11 Randy Raymond - A Personal Account of West Nile Virus Infection
  • 12 Karl Haagsma - A Brief History and Recent Research Initiatives of the USAF Aerial Spray Mission
  • 13 Scott Larson - The Role of Diet on the Attractiveness of Human Host to Mosquitoes
  • 14 Edward Walker - California Encephalitis Viruses
  • 15 Carl Doud - Mosquitoes in Michigan Historical Context
  • 16 Jacob Sublett - The Toledo Area Sanitary District:  Updates from Your Neighbors to the South
  • 17 Alicia Wallace - New and Old Invaders to Look For
  • 18 Derek Drews - The Form and Function of Conducting Caged Trials
  • 19 Mary McCarry - Culex Management in the Urban Environment
  • 20 Michael Kaufman - What the Midwest Center of Excellence for Vector-Borne Disease Means for Vector Studies at MSU
  • 21 Douglas Allen - GIS in Mosquito Surveillance
  • 22 Erik Foster - 2018 Michigan Arbovirus Surveillance Summary
  • 23 Carl Doud - MMCA Legislative Issues Update
Picture

32nd Annual Conference Presentations

2018 Conference Presentations held at Radisson in Lansing
​
January 31 - February 1, 2018

The annual conference presentations of the MMCA provides a means for speakers of our conference to provide their research and presentations. Printed versions have been discontinued. Follow the links below to obtain a copy of the presentations.
2018 Conference Agenda.
​
  • 1 Peter Obenauer - Keynote Address: The History of Malaria Control and the President's Malaria Initiative
  • 2 Edward Walker - Malaria, Agriculture, and Irrigation:  A Case Study in Malawi
  • 3 Riley Tedrow - A Bioplex Assay for the Simultaneous Detection of Host, Mosquito Species, and Plasmodium Parasites in Malagasy Anopheline Mosquitoes
  • 4 Anthony Langlois - West Nile Virus in Michigan - What Do Mosquito Infection Rates Tell Us About Human Disease Cases?
  • 5 Seungeun Han - Investigating the Density of Borrelia Miyamotol Infected Ixodes Scapularis in Wisconsin:   Implications for Disease Risk
  • 6 Genevieve Pang - Variation in Emergence Timing and Duration of Survivor ship of Ixodes Scapularis Tick Populations in Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Tenessee, and Florida
  • 7 Megan Porter - Active Surveillance of Blacklegged Tick Populations and Lyme Disease Pathogen Using a Canine Tick Surveillance Network in Michigan
  • 8 Kirk Johnson - Efficacy Trials of Sumilarv 0.5G in St Paul, Minnesota Catch Basins
  • 9  Peter Piermarini - Discovery of Natural and Synthetic Small Molecule Mosquitocides with Novel Mechanisms of Action
  • 10 Jennifer Sidge - Michigan Lyme Disease Update
  • 11 Erik Foster - Michigan Arbovirus Disease Update
  • 12 Stephen Manweiler - Controlling Coquillettidia Peturbans in Rooted and Floating Cattail Sites with Vectolex FG
  • 13 Paul Bauman - Taming the Tiger!  The Discovery of Aedes Albopictus in Lucas County & the TASD Response
  • 14 Michael Hansen - Michigan's Managed Pollinator Protection Plan - An Update
  • 15 Christine Heverly - Embracing Millennials
  • 16 Theresa Brestovansky - Wayne County's Albopictus Surveillance Program
  • 17 Ben Seago & Joe Zanetti - APM Mosquito's Response to Livonia's Infestation
  • 18 Joseph Messina - Climate Change and Infectious Disease:  Sleeping Sickness and the Tsetse Fly
  • 19 Justin Harbison - Don't Drink That!  Lessons Learned from Coordinated Multi-Agency Catch Basin Larvicide Evaluations in 2017
  • 20 Carl Doud - Automated Aerial Delivery of Bacillus Thuringiensis Israelensis (Bti) for Spring Woodlot Aedes Species in Michigan
  • 21 Jacob Sublett - Toledo Area Sanitary District's Gravid Trapping Program and West Nile Surveillance
  • 22 Tom Lawrence - New Mosquito Control Posting Requirements
  • 23 Mary McCarry - Washed Away - A Tale of the 2017 Flood
  • 23 Carl Doud - Legislative Update
Picture
Michigan Mosquito Control Association is a 501(c) non-profit professional organization promoting mosquito control in Michigan, based on the principles of Integrated Mosquito Management.
PO Box 366, Bay City, MI  48708   (989) 894-4555
  • About
    • Become A Member
    • Board/Committees
    • Industry Members
  • Events/News
    • District News
    • Publications
    • Annual Conference >
      • Conference Presentations
    • 7F Training Seminar
  • Mosquitoes
    • Biology
    • Surveillance
    • Disease
    • Control
  • Scholarships/Awards