2018 in Vancouver, BC: Ainsley Seago – “Cohabitation with Coleoptera: The evolution and diversity of extraordinary beetle inquilines”
2017 in Denver, CO: Maxwell Barclay – “Conversations with the dead: Old trails lead to new discoveries.”
2016 in Orlando, FL: Joseph Parker – “An Inordinate Fondness for Rove Beetles: How Ants Have Shaped Beetle Diversity”
2015 in Minneapolis, MN: Aaron Smith – “Darkling Beetle Biodiversity: An Evolutionary Journey Through Time and Morphospace”
2014 in Portland, OR: Caroline Chaboo – “More than what you eat: what drives leaf-beetle diversity?”
2013 in Austin, TX: Wendy Moore – “Almost Anything is Paussible: Explosive Defenses, Radiations and Convergences within Flanged Bombardier Beetles”
2012 in Knoxville, TN: Joe McHugh – “Cucujoidea Classification: Chipping Away at a Task Beset with the Most Formidable Difficulties”
2011 in Reno, NV: David Maddison – “Molecular and Morphological Surprises: Unexpected Clades and Hidden Diversity in the Ground Beetle Genus Bembidion”
2010 in San Diego, CA: Duane McKenna – “Ecological and Evolutionary Radiations of Beetles”
2009 in Indianapolis, IN: Andrew Short – “Of Myxophaga and Wet Rocks: Scrubbing for Beetles in Venezuela”
2008 in Reno, NV: Chris Carlton – “Eight Years of Collecting Beetles in Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Are We Finished Yet?”
2007 in San Diego, CA: Mike Ivie – “The West Indian Beetle Fauna Project”
2006 in Indianapolis, IN: Karen Ober – “The Evolution of Arboreal Ground Beetles (Carabidae)”
2005 in Fort Lauderdale, FL: Art Evans – “Of Beetles and Men: Tales of California’s Six-legged Gold”
2004 in Salt Lake City, UT: Stephen Wood – “The Emergence of Utah Coleopterology”
2003 in Cincinnati, OH: Terry Erwin – “Mapping Patterns of Beta-Diversity for Beetles Across the Western Amazon Basin: A Preliminary Case for Improving Conservation Strategies”
2002 in Fort Lauderdale, FL: Nico Franz – “Natural History of Derolomine Flower Weevils Systematized”
2001 in San Diego, CA: Derek Sikes – “Burying Beetle Systematics: from Carrion Traps to Computers”
2000 in Montreal, Canada: John Lawrence – “The Systematics of Coleoptera: a Millennium View”
1999 in Atlanta, GA: Douglas Emlen – “Does Development Bias the Evolution of Beetle Horns”
1998 in Las Vegas, NV: Stewart Peck – “Beetles and Collecting in Cuba”
1997 in Nashville, TN: John Acorn – “Bringing Beetles to the People: Coleoptera on T.V.”
1996 in Louisville, KY: Jim Liebherr – “Islands Afar, Species Galore, Families Afew: Collecting in a Hawaiian Coleopterological Paradise?”
1995 in Las Vegas, NV
1994 in Dallas, TX
1993 in Indianapolis, IN
1992 in Baltimore, MD
1991 in Reno, NV
1990 in New Orleans, LA
1989 in San Antonio, TX
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