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Addressing emerging issues in entomology: 2023 student debates.

Victoria Pickens¹, Jacqueline Maille¹, William Jacob Pitt²

¹Department of Entomology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, USA.

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The Entomological Society of America

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Area of Science:

Entomology
Scientific Communication
Food Security

Background:

The Entomological Society of America (ESA) Student Debates Subcommittee (SDS) organized the 2023 annual student debate.
The debate theme, "Addressing emerging issues in entomology," aligned with the 2023 ESA Annual Meeting theme, "Insects and influence: Advancing entomology's impact on people and policy."

Purpose of the Study:

To engage students in critical discussions on emerging issues in entomology.
To explore the complexities of "Insects and influence: Advancing entomology's impact on people and policy."

Main Methods:

Four student teams researched and debated two selected topics: AI disclosure in scientific writing and pollinator health prioritization for food security.
Debates were held live at the 2023 ESA Annual Meeting, with SDS members providing unbiased topic introductions.

Main Results:

Engaging discussions occurred on scientific communication, artificial intelligence, and pollinator health's impact on food security.
The event highlighted the complexities of entomological issues concerning people and policy.

Conclusions:

The ESA Student Debates fostered critical thinking and dialogue on pressing entomological challenges.
The competition effectively brought attention to the multifaceted nature of entomology's influence on society and policy-making.