Assessing Trophic Pathways in the Southern Indian River Lagoon: Mapping Trophic Transfer Using Fatty Acid MarkersAdvisor: Dr. Malcolm McFarlandCommittee: Dr. Iris Segura-Garcia and Dr. Paul Wills

Joedeelee Rigdon: "ASSESSING TROPHIC PATHWAYS IN THE SOUTHERN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON USING FATTY ACID MARKERS"Committee Chair: Malcolm McFarland, Ph.DCommittee Members: Iris Segura-Garcia, Ph. D., Paul Wills, Ph. D.Date: 03/28/2025 - 1:00PMIn Person: Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Link Building Room 103

Join us for the Department of Ocean and Mechanical Engineering Seminar Series every Friday @ 3 pm, Engineering West Room 162 or 187. This week we will have Vivek Prakash (U Miami).Zoom link: https://fau-edu.zoom.us/j/89891659908?pwd=mgMRRg8OAeclCezcZxiO2cxKEzsK4H.1Contact: Dr. Mike Kim (kimm@fau.edu)

The acclaimed FAU Wind Ensemble, conducted by Kyle Prescott, DMA, brings Mussorgsky’s epic Pictures at an Exhibition to life on our stage. From the first notes of the Promenade through the thunderous climax of the Great Gate at Kiev, this masterpiece is best appreciated in-person. The Wind Ensemble also gives the premiere of Scott McAllister’s “Death and Disfigurations” which the composer calls a “time capsule tone poem of our time.” Tickets $10.

The Florida Atlantic College of Business and the Palm Beach County Food Bank are joining forces for a fun-filled day of volunteering dedicated to alleviating hunger in our community. Through teamwork, energy, and a shared mission, we will pack bulk foods that will be redistributed to food-insecure families throughout Palm Beach County.Join us on Saturday, March 29th in the Sean Stein Pavilion at the College of Business on Florida Atlantic's Boca Raton campus. Volunteers will be packing bulk foods to be redistributed to food-insecure families.Who Can Volunteer?Florida Atlantic students (individuals, groups, and student organizations)Florida Atlantic faculty, staff, and alumniLocal community membersHow You’ll Help: Volunteers will work in assembly-line teams to weigh, sort, and package food for families in need. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to make a difference!Giving your time is a great way to give back!Shift Options:Morning Shift: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PMAfternoon Shift: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PMOr stay for the whole day!Why Volunteer?Give back to families in needEarn community service hoursConnect with fellow students, faculty, and local volunteersBe part of a meaningful initiative that makes a real difference