The AEL was well-represented at the Fourth Annual Interdisciplinary Water Symposium on October 28. Seth Drake, doctoral student with Casey Pennock, was one of the organizers of the symposium, and he also moderated a session. Katelyn Gobbie, technician with Jim Hood, presented a poster titled, Understanding controls on phosphorus fractions in streambed sediments and riparian soils in the Maumee River Watershed, OH, USA. Grace Watson, doctoral student with Jim Hood, was honored to tie for best oral presentation for her talk titled, Seasonal Controls on Sediment Phosphorus Release in Agricultural Headwater Streams.