July - Lake Leelanau Lake Association Annual Meeting (State of the Lake)
July - Lime Lake Association Annual Meeting (State of the Lake)
August - Walloon Lake Association (Swimmer’s Itch Prevention)
August - Elk/Skegemog “Shore Thing” Meeting (Swimmer’s Itch Prevention)
October - 2024 Tribal Water Workshop (Non-chemical Control of EWM)
October - Freshwater Summit Conference (Water Resource Institute - Swimmer’s Itch Prevention)
November - NALMS (Lake Tahoe - Non-chemical Control of EWM)
2023 – Froelich, K.L., Reimink, R.L., Welch, C.P., Ransom, J., Hanington, P.C. Assessing fecal pollution source in a Northern Michigan Lake using qPR and a community-based monitoring framework. (submitted to EcoHealth)
2023 – Froelich, K.L., Reimink, R.L., Welch, C.P., Rudko, S.P., Hanington, P.C. Septic system usage is linked to fecal contamination in surface and well water on three freshwater lakes.(submitted to Environmental Monitoring and Assessment)
2022 - Soper, D.M., Raffel, T.R., Sckrabulis, J.P., Froelich, K.L., McPhail, B.A., Ostrowski, M.D., Reimink, R.L., Romano, D., Rudko, S.P., Hanington, P.C. A novel schistosome species hosted by Planorbella (Helisoma) trivolvis is the most widespread swimmer’s itch-causing in Michigan inland lakes. Parasitology 150 (1): 1-10 (2022)
2022 - Rudko, S.P., McPhail, B.A., Reimink, R.L., Froelich, K., Turnbull, A., Hanington, P.C. Non-resident definitive host presence is sufficient to sustain avian schistosome populations. International Journal of Parasitology, January 2022 (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0020751922000017?v=s5)
2021 - Brooke A. McPhail, Sydney P. Rudko, Alyssa Turnbull, Michelle A. Gordy, Ronald L. Reimink, Daniel Clyde, Kelsey Froelich, Sara V. Brant, Patrick C. Hanington. Evidence of a putative novel species of avian schistosome infecting Planorbella trivolvis. Journal of Parasitology 107(1):89-97 (2021)
2020 - Rudko SP, Reimink RL, Peter B, White J, Hanington PC. Democratizing water monitoring: Implementation of a community-based qPCR monitoring program for recreational water hazards. PLoS ONE 15(5): e0229701. https://doi. org/10.1371/journal.pone.0229701
2019 - Rudko, S.P., Turnbull, A., Reimink, R.L., Froelich, K., and Hanington P.C. Species-specific qPCR assays allow for high-resolution population assessment of four species of avian schistosome that cause swimmer’s itch in recreational lakes. International Journal of Parasitology: Parasites and Wildlife 9, 122-129.
2019 - Froelich, K.L., Reimink, R.L., Rudko, S.P., VanKempen, A.P., and Hanington, P.C. Evaluating the efficacy of molluscicide copper sulfate (CuSO4) at reducing cercariae concentrations at a recreation site in Michigan. Parasitology Research 118(5):1673-1677.
2018 - Rudko, S.P., Reimink, R.L., Froelich, K., Gordy, M.A., Blankespoor, C.L., and Hanington, P.C. qPCR cercariometry as a method to quantify larval avian schistosome abundance and assess environmental and biological drivers of their concentration in recreational waters. EcoHealth 15(4), 827- 839.