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Amy
Adams.
1994.
University of Puget Sound (Biology, 1996). RAPD Population
Genetics of the Meloena corona Complex. Dr.
M.G. Harasewych, Invertebrate Zoology. NSF
REU Intern (Award:
BIR-9300225). Employed
by the University of Puget Sound as a Teaching Assistant
(1995). Employed by the Woodland Park Zoo in Washington
as a keeper aide volunteer. - - RTP
Project Summary.
April Christine Adams (Rollins).
1988.
Hope College. Compositae Curation. Dr. Vicki Funk,
Botany. Employed by the Pathophysiology Lab at the
Institute of Infectious Diseases conducting research
on snake venom.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kristin
Adams.
2008.
Univeristy of Wisconsin, Whitewater (Biological
Sciences and Geology, 2009). The Big Picture of
Microfossils: Using Foraminifera to Study Global
Warming. Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology. NSF Earthtime
Grant. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Sally Adkins.
1993.
University of Missouri - St Louis. Paleohabitat
and Morphology of Foraminifer Bifarina alabamensis.
Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Program
Assistant (1994). NMNH Contractor, Dept. of Botany
(1993 - 1997). NMNH Field Assistant, Guyana (1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ana Agreda.
1999. Catholic University (Quito, Ecuador).
Examination of microscopic feather characters in
plumulaceous barbules of Anatidae (tribes Aythyini
vs. Antini): a comparison of diving and dabbling
ducks. Dr. Carla Dove, Vertebrate Zoology - Birds.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Garrett John Alberico.
1990.
University of North Dakota. Botanical Art Collection.
Alice Tangerini, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern. Employed by Interpretive
Gardens (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Amanda Albright (Olsen).
2000.
Juniata College (Geology, 2001). Origin of epidote
in granitic pegmatites of the Ricon pegmatite district
of southern California. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral
Sciences. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D. 2007. Virginia Tech.
Geology. "Mineral dissolution rates in water."
Cunningham Fellowship from Virginina Tech. NMNH
short-term visitor (2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Joaquin Aldabe. 2004.
Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay. A study of
the morphological adaptations and the feeding habits
of the Scimitar-Billed Woodcreeper (Drymornis
bridgesii). Dr. Carla Dove, Vertebrate Zoology
- Birds. Smithsonian Latino
Initiatives Fund.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Laura Aldrich-Wolfe. 1993.
University of California - Santa Barbara (Ecology
and Evolution, 1994). Establishing the Eurasian
Origins of North American Leafy Spurge (Euphorbia
esula complex). Dr. Elizabeth Zimmer, Molecular
Systematics Laboratory. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Ph.D. 2001. Cornell University. Botany. "Mycorrhizas
and tropical forest regeneration." National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1996).
Employed by Science Applications International Corporation
as a Botanist.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mary Evalina Alexander.
1983.
University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. Algae Curation.
Dr. Jim Norris, Botany. Deceased.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mac Haverson Alford.
1997.
Mississippi College (Biological Science & Chemistry,
1997). A new species of Commelina (Commelinaceae)
from Tanzania. Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. Mellon
Fellow.
MS. 1999. Duke University, transferred to Cornell
University. Botany. Ph.D. 2002 Cornell University.
"Systematics of the Prockieae (Flacortiaceae)."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Saleem Hassan Ali.
1992.
Tufts University (Chemical & Environmental Studies,
1994). Medicinal Plants of the Philippines / Commelinaceae
Projects. Dr. Robert DeFilipps and Robert Faden,
Botany. MS. 1996. Yale University. "Water scarcity
and environmental degradation in South Africa."
Ph.D. 2000. Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"Environmental planning at uranium mines."
Fieldwork at The Centre for Rainforest Studies in
Queensland, Australia. Baker Foundation Research
Fellowship at Harvard Business School. Parliamentary
internship at the U.K. House of Commons. Employed
by GE as an Environmental Health and Safety Specialist
(1995-1997). Served as consultant for the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
and Health Canada as an Associate at the Boston-based
consulting firm Industrial Economics Inc. Assistant
Professor of Environmental Studies (with joint appointment
at the School of Natural Resources) - University
of Vermont (current). Adjunct faculty member of
the Watson Institute for International Studies -
Brown University (current). Pro bono projects include
a mining impact prospectus for the Crowe Tribe of
Montana and research assistance to Cultural Survival
(an indigenous rights NGO). Currently coordinating
project activities pertaining to mining and the
environment - USAID's regional environmental initiative
for Africa (www.frame-web.org). Teaching experience
includes courses on environmental planning, conflict
resolution, industrial ecology, research methods
and technical writing. Author of the book Mining,
the Environment, and Indigenous Development Conflicts
The University of Arizona Press (Expected date of
publication: November 2003).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lawrence A. Alice.
1986.
Southern Illinois University. Small Family Curation.
George Russell, Botany. MS. 1986. Southern Illinois
University. "Vascular flora of Ripple Hollow
and selected fleshy fungi." Ph.D. 1997. University
of Maine. "Molecular phylogenetic systematics
of Rubus (Rosaceae)." Peace Corps Volunteer
- Niger (1989 - 1992). Previously employed by Virginia
Tech University as a post-doctoral fellow working
on molecular systematics of Poaceae. Employed by
Western Kentucky University as an assistant professor
of Botany. NMNH Short Term Visitor. Presented a
paper at the Second International Conference on
the Comparative Biology of the Monocotyledons Sydney,
Australia (1998).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Glenn Almany.
1995.
San Francisco State University. A New Atlantic Species
of Acanthemblemaria (Teleostei: Blennioidei:
Chenopsidae): Morphology and Relationships. Dr.
Dave Johnson, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1996).
MS. 1999. Oregon State University.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Liz Alter. 1996.
Yale University (Physical Anthropology and Organismal
Biology, 1997). A reexamination of flexure in the
mandibular ramus as an indicator of sexual dimorphism.
Dr. David Hunt and Dr. Douglas Owsley, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Employed as a Biology teacher
in Egypt (1997). NMNH contractor, Anthropology (2000).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Anthony Alvarez. 2004.
University of California, Santa Barbara. GIS prediction
of the outcrop area of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal
Maximum. Dr. Scott Wing, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jorge Alvarez. 2006.
University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. Reconstructing
a Permian Tropical Forest: Vegetational Compositions
and Patterns of Herbivory. Dr. William DiMichele
and Dr. Conrad Labandeira., Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Latino Initiatives Fund.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Chris Amato. 1993.
Queens College (Geology, 1993). Magmatic Evolution
of Gabbroic Pegmatite from the Belmont Diabase,
Culpeper Basin, Virginia. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral
Sciences. NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). MS. 1996. Indiana University.
"Strain aureole surrounding granitic intrusion."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michelle C. Anderson.
1992.
Western Washington University. The Systematic Implications
of Seed Morphology in Central American Species of
Heliconia. Dr. W. John Kress, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DIR-9200203). Program
Assistant (1993).
Employed by Thurston Conservation District as a
Conservationist.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Robert Anderson.
1993.
Kansas State University (Biology, 1994). Taxonomy
of the Sloths of Bocas del Toro, Panama. Dr. Charles
Handley, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. MS. 1998.
University of Kansas. Ph.D. 2001. University of
Kansas. "Systematics and biogeographic modeling
of spiny pocket mice (Rodentia: Heteromyidae: Heteromys)
in South America." National Science Foundation
Pre-doctoral Fellowship. One year in Colombia on
a Fulbright Scholarship (1995). NMNH Short Term
Visitor (1996, 1998, 2000). Employed as a curatorial
Assistant at the Kansas University Natural History
Museum (1996).
Postdoctoral Fellow. American Museum of Natural
History (2000 - 2003). Assistant Professor in the
Department of Biology at the City College of New
York (CCNY) (2003 - present) - - RTP
Project Summary.
William D. Anderson.
1988.
University of South Carolina. Fish Species Redescription.
Dr. Bruce Collette, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes.
Ph.D. Ichthyology. Employed by Grice Marine Biological
Laboratory, Charleston, South Carolina. NMNH Short
Term Visitor (2002). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Hector Angarita.
2000.
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Bogota, Colombia)
(Biology, 2001). Differentiation of Colombian Platyrrhinus
saussure (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae). Dr. Alfred
Gardner, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Employed as a bilingual teacher at a prestigious
private bilingual school in Bogota, Colombia (2003).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Gary W. Angelo.
1991.
University of Maryland. Rare and Endangered Lichens
Project. Dr. Mason Hale and Sherry Pittam, Botany.
MS. 1997. New York University. Molecular Biology.
Employed by Mount Sinai Medical Center as a research
coordinator.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jennifer L. Apple.
1992.
University of Puget Sound. Field Research in the
Mangroves of Belize. Dr. Klaus Ruetzler, Invertebrate
Zoology. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). Ph.D. 2000. University of
Utah. "The effects of variation in resource
availability on an ant-caterpillar mutualism and
its impact." Ph.D. research done at the Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute at Barro Colorado Island.
National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship.
NMNH Contractor (1993 & 1994).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Susan Aragon (Carrasco).
1993.
Universidad Nacional San Antonio (Cusco, Peru).
Systematics Implications of Pollen Morphology in
Heliconia (sections Tortex and Farinosum).
Dr. W. John Kress, Botany. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2000. University of Puerto Rico in San Juan.
"Hummingbird pollinated plants (orchids) along
the elevational gradient." OTS Fellowship /
Participant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Fabiola Areces.
1996.
University of Habana (Habana, Cuba) (Biology, 1997).
Preliminary survey of the pollen of Passiflora
species found in Cuba. Dr. Joan Nowicke, Botany.
James Smithson Society
Intern. MS. Ph.D. 2000. University of
Habana (Habana, Cuba). Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Barry Wayne Argo.
1988.
Florida State University. Compositae Curation. Dr.
Vicki Funk, Botany.
Employed by The Nature Conservancy, Disney Wilderness
Preserve, Kissimmee, Florida (2001). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Julie Arington.
1995.
Murray State University - Western Kentucky. Biological
Diversity of the Guianas project. Dr. Vicki Funk,
Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Deokie Arjoon.
1998.
University of Guyana (Biology, 1998). A GIS analysis
of the fishes of Guyana. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany;
Dr. P. Vari, Ichthyology. Employed by University
of Guyana.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Emily Armgardt. 2006.
Seattle University. Ontogenetic Changes in Shell
Microstructure of Freshwater Gastropods from Lake
Tanganyika (Cerithioidea, Paludomidae). Dr. Ellen
Strong, Invertebrate Zoology. Alice
Eve Kennington Intern.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Sudha Arunachalam.
2000.
University of Southern California (Linguistics,
2001). Phonological variation in Menominee. Dr.
Ives Goddard, Anthropology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
Ph.D. 2007. University of Pennsylvania. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2001).
-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Neil Aschliman. 2004.
Texas A&M University. Morphological studies
of fish in Zenarchopteridae. Dr. Bruce Collette,
Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. Alice
Eve Kennington Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Arden Ashley. 2004.
Macalester College. Evolution in action?: analysis
of presumed hybrids and parent stocks of the US
east coast sand dollar genera Encope and
Mellita. Dr. Dave Pawson, Invertebrate Zoology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Alexandra Audet.
1992.
McGill University. Biology of the Arctic Fox (Alopex
lagopus). Brian Robbins, Vertebrate Zoology
- Mammals. NZP intern (1993). NSF
REU Intern (Award: DIR-9200203). MS.
1995. McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Entomology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
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Erin
Baker. 1996.
University of Toronto (Toronto, Canada) (Biochemistry,
1999). Systematic assessment of the Red Sea - Northern
Indian Ocean population of Scomber japonicus.
Dr. Bruce Collette, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Christopher McNeil Bailey.
1986.
College of William and Mary. Rosaceae/Chenopodaceae
Curation. George Russell, Botany. Ph.D. Johns Hopkins
University. "The deformation of the earth's
crust."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Cynthia Balthazar.
1986.
San Diego Mesa College. Marine Algae Curation. Dr.
Jim Norris, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Phillip
Barden.
2008.
Arizona State University (Biology, 2009). Diversity
of leaf-litter Pheidole in Guyana: DNA barcoding
and Auto-Montage digital images. Dr. Ted Schultz,
Entomology. Smithsonian
Latino Initiatives.
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RTP
Project Summary.
Kimberly Ann Barker
(Brugman). 1985.
Ohio Wesleyan University. Bamboo Species List. Dr.
Thomas Soderstrom, Botany. NMNH Inventory Technician
(1985-1987). NMNH Technician, Division of Fishes
(1987). Employed as a Methodist Minister.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Madison Barkley. 2006.
Mount Holyoke College. F-OH- Substitution and Thermal
Effects on the Crystal Structure of Pegmatitic Topaz.
Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Patricia L. Barlow.
1986.
University of New Mexico. Bamboo Bar Coding/Computer.
Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany. Ph.D. 2003. University
of New Mexico. "The taxonomic status of species
within the Cirsium arizonicum complex."
Employed by the University of New Mexico - Curator
of the Herbarium (1986 - 1990). Currently independently
pursuing research intererests in botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Katherine Elaine Bash.
1997.
University of Texas (Biology, 1997). Geometridae
(Lepidoptera) of a coastal scrub ecosystem in southern
California. Dr. John Brown, Entomology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Fulbright
Scholarship to conduct biodiversity studies in Ecuador.
NMNH collaborations conducting field research in
Brazil with SI Research Associate.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ryan Bavis.
1994.
St. Mary's College of Maryland (Biology, 1995).
Developing mitochondrial DNA PCR primers for use
in phylogenetic studies of avian museum specimens.
Dr. Michael Braun, Molecular Systematics Laboratory.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). NMNH Short Term Visitor, LMS
(1994 & 1995). Second Summer Opportunity 1995.
The identification of Branta bernicla subspecies
using cytochrome b mitochondrial DNA. Dr. Mike Braun
and Travis Glenn, Laboratory of Molecular Systematics.
Ph.D. University of Montana. Avian physiology. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1997).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Karen Beard.
1993.
University of California - Berkeley (Molecular and
Cell Biology, 1994). Variation in the Distribution
of Group I Introns in the Lichen: Cladina subtenuis.
Dr. Paula DePriest, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). MS.
1996. Yale University. School of Forestry. "The
effects of landscape on the population genetic structure
of the wood frog." Ph.D. 2001. Yale University.
Conservation Biology. NMNH Short Term Visitor.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
John M. Bell.
1982.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Anatomy
of the bamboo Aulonemia. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom,
Botany. MS. University of North Carolina. Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Roberto Bello.
1994.
Michigan State University. Description of a new
species of leptodactylid frog from the Guyana Highlands
of Venezuela. Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Second
Summer Opportunity (1995). Description of a new
species of leptodactylid frog from the Guyana Highlands
of Venezuela. Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. Ph.D. University of California
- Berkeley. Herpetology.
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Andrea Berger.
2000.
Wesleyan University. The utilization of postcranial
discriminate functions for NAGRPA compliance. Dr.
Steve Ousley, Anthropology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Christine J. Bertels (Bates).
1987.
George Washington University (Environmental Studies,
1989). Marine Algae Curation. Dr. Jim Norris, Botany.
NMNH Contractor, Department of Botany, Marine Algae
(1988-1989). Employed by the National Park Service,
Big Cypress National Preserve, as a Hydrological
Technician (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kelly Ann Berube.
1988.
University of Massachusetts. Study and Organization
of SEM Negatives and Prints of Gesneriaceae Seeds.
Dr. Laurence Skog, Botany. Employed by School of
Molecular & Medical Biosciences, University
of Wales.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Aimee D. K. Betts.
1994.
Albertson College of Idaho (Biology & History,
1996). Origins of African tree squirrels. Dr. Richard
Thorington, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Smithsonian
Minority Fellowship (1995). Forelimb Musculature
of Tree squirrels. Dr. Richard Thorington, Vertebrate
Zoology - Mammals. NMNH Short Term Visitor (1996).
National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship
(1996). Ph.D. 2002. University of California - Berkeley.
"Ecology of invasive species." Employed
by UC Berkeley teaching outdoor environmental courses
to at-risk students (1999).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Areo A. Biodun.
1985.
University of Lagos (Nigeria). African Plant Family
Curation. George Russell, Botany. MS. 1989. University
of Lagos (Nigeria). Ethnobotanical Studies. Employed
by National Museum of Lagos, Nigeria - Curator of
the Museum and Chief Botanist.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Todd Blackledge.
1994.
George Washington University (Biology, 1994). A
study of the phylogenetic position of an apparently
undescribed characiform fish of the family Curimatidae
from western portions of the Amazon basin in Ecuador.
Dr. Richard Vari, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. Ph.D.
1999. Ohio State University. Entomology (spiders).
Employed
as a professor in animal behavior at University
of Akron (2004).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sydella Blatch.
1999.
University of Maryland, College Park. Systematic
analysis of MesoAmerican Meromacrus flower
flies (Diptera: Syrphidae) with a description of
a new species. Dr. F. Christian Thompson, Entomology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Elizabeth Bollwerk.
2003.
Notre Dame University (Anthropology, 2004). Southwest
Ethnographic Research and Documentation Project.
Dr. Risa Diemond Arbolino, Anthropology - Repatriation.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Linda Boose
(Styer). 1997.
University of Delaware (Biology, 1997). Phylogenetic
analysis of the New World genus Accinctapubes
Solis (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae: Epipaschiinae).
Dr. M. Alma Solis, Entomology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2000. University of California - Davis. Ph.D.
2003. University of California - Davis. Medical
Entomology. Employed by Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories
as a Biological Process Technician.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Alex Borissenko.
1993.
Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia). Morphology
of Female Reproductive Tracts in Vespertilionoid
Bats; with comments on it's functional and phylogenetic
implications. Dr. Don Wilson, Vertebrate Zoology
- Mammals. MS. 1994. Lomonosov State University
(Moscow, Russia). Employed by the Zoological Museum
of Moscow University as a Research Assistant (1995).
NMNH Short Term Visitor (1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michael L. Borkholder.
1986.
Eastern Mennonite College. Small Family Curation
/ Carnivorous Plants. George Russell, Botany. Employed
as a high school biology teacher.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Margaret Claire Boulay.
1988.
Furman University. Mammalian Species Account. Brian
Robbins, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. MS. 1992.
University of Florida, Gainesville.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Leah
Bowanko (Clark).
1988.
James Madison University (Biology, 1989). Flora
of the Guianas. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. MS. 1991.
Duke University. Forestry. Employed by the USDA
Forest Service (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Matthew Brandley.
2000.
University of Oklahoma (Evolutionary Biology, 2001).
The phylogenetic relationships of the Anolis
cristatellus species group based on external
and skeletal characters. Dr. Kevin de Queiroz, Vertebrate
Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). MS.
(2003). San Diego State University. Evolutionary
Biology, Herpetology. NMNH Short Term Visitor (2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michael Brewer.
1994.
University of Missouri - Columbia (Geology, 1994).
The volcano-climate connection. Dr. Jim Luhr, Mineral
Sciences. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1998. University of Arizona. Geochemistry/Hydrogeology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Heather Yasmin Briggs.
1989.
George Washington University. Systematics of Porcupine
Rats. Dr. Charles Handley, Vertebrate Zoology -
Mammals. Educational Outreach
Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kay Brockman (Brockman-Mederas).
1984.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (Wildlife
Management, 1984). Gramineae Curation. Dr. Thomas
Soderstrom, Botany. NMNH Contractor, Smithsonian
Bamboo Research Project (Mayaguez, Puerto Rico)
(1985). Peace Corps Volunteer - Costa Rica (1986-1989).
Employed by the Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources as a Wildlife Biologist.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Julia Brown. 2006.
Vanderbilt University. Body size evolution in deep-sea
ostracodes. Dr. Gene Hunt, Paleobiology.
Private Donation. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Megan Brown. 2004.
Arizona State University. Why is 433 Eros depleted
in sulfur?: using meteorites to test competing ideas.
Dr. Tim McCoy, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern (Award: DIR-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michael Brown.
1988.
Colorado College. Marine Algae Studies. Dr. Mark
Littler, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Laura Burrows.
1993.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. An Evaluation
of Insect-Mediated Herbivory in an Upper Pennsylvanian
Flora. Dr. Conrad Labandeira, Paleobiology. James
Smithson Society Intern. Employed by
the Aerospace Education Center as an Education Coordinator
(1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Carlos Bustamante.
1994.
University of Miami. Genetic Comparison of two Nemertean
populations using 165 mtDNA and 28s DNA. Dr. Jon
Norenburg, Invertebrate Zoology. Second Summer Opportunity.
1995.
Harvard University. The History and Evolution of
male/female difference in immune reactivity. Dr.
Don Ortner, Anthropology. National Science Foundation
Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1997). Ph.D. University
of Chicago. Anthropology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
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Jessica
Danielle Cafarella. 1997.
Duke University (Biological Anthropology and Anatomy,
1998). Scurvy in archaeological human remains from
the American Southwest. Dr. Donald J. Ortner, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Employed by an HMO translating
scientific articles.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
David
Michael Cameron.
2002.
Pepperdine University. A New Species of African
Cyanotis (Commelinaceae). - - Virtual
Poster. Robert Faden, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award:
DBI-9531331). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Kenneth Michael Cameron.
1988.
Rhodes College. Flora of the Guianas. Dr. Vicki
Funk, Botany. MS. University of North Carolina.
Botany. Ph.D. NMNH Contractor. Received The George
R. Cooley Award (1996). This award is given annually
by the American Society of Plant Taxonomists for
the best contributed paper in plant systematics
presented at the annual meeting of the Botanical
Society of America. Received The Katherine Esau
Award (1996). This award is given to the graduate
student who presents the outstanding paper in developmental
and structural botany at the annual meeting of the
Botanical Society of America.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Joshua W. Campbell.
1997.
Auburn University (Zoology, 1998). Evaluation of
the genus Pecopteris foliage of Pennsylvanian
and Permian age. Dr. William A. DiMichele, Paleobiology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D. University of Chicago.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mariel Lee Campbell
(Brunt). 1989.
University of New Mexico. Catalogue of American
Amphibians and Reptiles. Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate
Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. 1995. University
of California - Davis. "Systematics/ biogeography
of South American marsupials." Employed by
University of New Mexico as a professor of biology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Nicole Campos.
1999.
California State University - Sacramento. Identifying
Etowah site funerary objects based on material criteria.
Dr. Paula Molloy, Anthropology - Repatriation. LSAMP
Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kerri Michelle Carlson.
1997.
Miami University (Anthropology, 1998). Determining
the biological affiliation of human remains: an
assessment of available techniques. Dr. Thomas W.
Killion and Dr. Paula Molloy, Anthropology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D.
2004. Duke University. Genetics.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Julie E. Carlton.
1991.
University of Arizona (Geology, 1992). Paleoecological
Analysis of Pennsylvania Strata from Roaring Creek,
Indiana. Dr. William DiMichele, Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1995. University of Pennsylvania. "Fossil
floras of the Dunkard Formation." Dr. William
DiMichele is the thesis co-advisor. NMNH Short Term
Visitor and Contractor (1993, 1994, and 1995). Employed
by Atlantic Community College as a teacher (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Carrie L. Carrel.
1991.
New College of University of South Florida. Limited
Character Taxonomy and Cytological Vouchers in Tradescantia.
Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern. NMNH Short Term
Visitor. MS. University of Washington. Environmental
Health.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mark G. Carter.
1990.
Tufts University (Biology/Environmental Studies,
1991). Cuticle Studies from Angiosperm Fossils/Paleobotanical
Studies in Wyoming. Dr. Scott Wing, Paleobiology.
Educational Outreach Intern.
Ph.D. 2000. John Hopkins University. Human Genetics.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Murilo Carvalho.
2002.
University of Sao Paulo (Sao Paulo, Brazil). Revision
of Hypostomus species of the streams in the
upper Rio Parana basin on the State of Sao Paulo,
Brazil (Siluriformes: Loricariidae). - - Virtual
Poster. Richard Vari, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes.
Alice Eve
Kennington Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Emilia M. Casillas.
1991.
New Mexico State University. Ethnobotanical Conservation.
Dr. Robert DeFilipps, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern. NMNH Contractor
(1993). Employed by Americorps (1998).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Amanda Cass.
2003.
Mount Holyoke College (Biological Sciences and History,
2004). The Phylogeny of Pleuronectiformes: A Reanalysis
of Existing Hypotheses in the Light of New Osteological
Observations. Drs. Lynne Parenti and Dave Johnson,
Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. NSF
REU Intern (Award:
DBI-0243512). -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Leslie Castellanos.
1996.
Pomona College (Anthropology, 1998). Analysis of
the correlation between volume and other attributes
in Aztec ceramics. Dr. J. Daniel Rogers, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Field research in Zimbabwe
"Cultural Change in the Tonga People"
(1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ivan Castro-Arellano.
1995.
National Autonomous University of Mexico (Mexico)
(Biology, 1997). Biogeography of the Elephant Shrews,
(Mammalia: Macroscelididae). Dr. Alfred Gardner,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Employed as the writer/editor for the "Mammals
of Mexico" atlas project (1996). MS. 2000.
Texas A&M University. Wildlife Biology. Conacyt/Fulbright-Garcia
Robles Fellowship (1998). Encyclopedia Britanica
Award (1999). Employed by Naturalia, a private conservation
organization, for the 'Wildlands Project".
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sulema Castro.
1999.
University of Texas at Brownsville. Morphology of
Bermuda Killifishes (Fundulus). Dr. Bruce
Collette, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. LSAMP
Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Yolanda Jesusita Chacon.
2001.
New Mexico State University (Biology). Analysis
of feather characters of cranes, rails, and allies
(order Gruiformes). Dr. Carla Dove, Vertebrate Zoology
- Birds. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Joshua
Andrew Chamot.
1997.
The College of William and Mary (Geology, 1998).
The effects of morphological variation upon the
stable carbon isotope ratios of Eocene plant material.
Dr. Scott L. Wing, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). MS.
2000. University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Geology.
Previously employed by University of Tennessee as
a lab Teaching Assistant. Freelance science journalism.
Employed by the NMNH Office of Public Affairs (2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary
Skye
Chang. 2003.
University of Hawaii, Manoa (Anthropology and Molecular
Biology, 2004). 1862 Cast Iron Burial. Dr. Douglas
Owsley, Anthropology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mariana
Chani-Posse. 1996.
Universidad Nacional de Tucuman (San Miguel de Tucuman,
Argentina) (Entomology, 1995). Revision of the Neotropical
treehopper genus Horiola (Homoptera:Membracidae).
Dr. Terry Erwin and Dr. Michael Pogue, Entomology.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2000. Universidad Nacional de Tucuman (San Miguel
de Tucuman, Argentina).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Diana Chapa.
2000.
University of Texas at Brownsville. Digital catalog
of Maastrichtian through Aptian foraminifera. Dr.
Brian Huber, Paleobiology. LSAMP
Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ryan Chapin.
1989.
Howard County Public School. Rainforest Awareness
Pamphlet. Jane Villa-Lobos, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jonathan
Chen. 2004.
Oberlin College. Cladistic analysis of the genus
Cyphomyrmex and the origin of yeast cultivation
in fungus-growing ants. Dr. Ted Schultz, Entomology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Valerie Cheshire.
1993.
East Texas State University (Geology, 1994). The
Paleohabitat and Morphology of Several Extinct Paleocene,
Eocene, and Miocene Foraminifera. Dr. Brian Huber,
Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1997. University of Texas. "Reclassification
of the Early Cretaceous Georgetown Limestone based
on the biostratigraphy of foraminifera." Ph.D.
1999. University of Texas.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Min-Yuen Cynthia Cheung.
1999.
University of Oklahoma. Phylogenetic relationships
of Brittanichthys, a South American Characid
fish (Teleostei: Characiformes: Characidae) Dr.
Stanley Weitzman, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D.
2006. Baylor College of Medicine. Awarded a Goldwater
Scholarship (2000).
Awarded National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2002).
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- RTP
Project Summary.
Meng Keong Choo.
1991.
Cornell University. Mitochondrial DNA Analysis of
Manakin Species Complex in Panama. Dr. Mike Braun,
Molecular Systematics Laboratory. James
Smithson Society Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Gay Ann Christensen-Dean.
1989.
Wright State University. Checklist of Medicinal
Plants of the Guianas. Dr. Robert DeFilipps, Botany.
MS. 1991. Wright State University. "Leaf development
in Peperomia columelia."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Diego
Francisco Cisneros-Heredia.
2002.
Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Quito, Ecuador).
The Glass Frogs (Centrolenidae) from the "Río
Palenque" Science Center, Ecuador; with the
Description of a New Species. - - Virtual
Poster. Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. Smithsonian
Women's Committee
Intern. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Christopher Lang Claflin.
1998.
George Washington University (Geology, 1999). Geochemistry
of amphiboles in niobium-yttrium-fluorine enriched
pegmatites. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: EAR-9732416).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Byran Cockrell. 2006.
Princeton University. The Origins of Layered Carbonates
in Peridotite Xenoliths. Dr. Edward Vicenzi, Mineral
Sciences. NMNH Office
of the Director. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Eileen Pat Collins (Lopez).
1989.
Louisiana Tech University (Zoology, 1990). Age &
Size Relationships in an Arboreal Snake. Dr. Thomas
Fritts, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians.
Educational Outreach Intern.
Student Assistant (1990). MS. 1992. University of
Arizona. "Skeletochronology of the brown tree
snake." Peace Corps volunteer - Malauir Africa
(Biology teacher). NMNH Museum Technician, Dept
of VZ, Herps (1990). Employed by the Arizona Fish
and Game Department, Wildlife Specialist (1995 -
present).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
James Travis Columbus.
1987.
New Mexico State University. Floyd A. McClure Bamboo
Collection/Exchange. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany.
MS. 1998. New Mexico State University. Range Science.
Ph.D. University of California - Berkeley. Plant
Systematics. NMNH Pre-doctoral Fellow. Employed
by Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, Claremont, CA,
as a Plant Systematist. Professor of Botany AND
Assistant Professor of Botany at The Claremont Graduate
School. Presented a paper at the Second International
Conference on the Comparative Biology of the Monocotyledons
Sydney, Australia (1998).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lynn
Copes. 2004.
Columbia University. Investigating the relationship
between existing paleoenvironmental and paleoanthropological
data: is there a good fit? Dr. Rick Potts, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sarah Corbett.
1999.
Valdosta State University (Paleobotany). Comparative
spathe anatomy and morphology of Commelina
(Commelinaceae). Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). Internship,
University of Pennsylvania. Ph.D. 2004. University
of Florida. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (2002 and 2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
James Corboy.
1993.
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. How
Frequent are High-Sulfur Eruptions? Dr. Jim Luhr,
Mineral Sciences. NSF REU
Intern (Award: BIR-9300225).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Klint Austin Cowan.
1997.
Antioch College (Geology & Environmental Science,
1998). A macroscopic view: mass equivalence and
brecciation in the Mt. Padbury mesosiderite. Dr.
Glenn MacPherson and Dr. Timothy J. McCoy, Mineral
Sciences.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ashley Cramer.
1998.
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque (Biology,
1999). Three new species from the southwestern United
States and Mexico related to Argyrotaenia ponera
(Walsingham). Dr. John W. Brown, Entomology - USDA.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). MS. 2005.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sharon S. Cregger.
1988.
Emory and Henry College. Gesneriaceae Bibliography.
Dr. Laurence Skog, Botany. MS. University of Arizona.
Environmental Health and Science.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michael Crockett.
1991.
Howard University. Skeletochronology of Green sea
turtles. Dr. George Zug, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles
and Amphibians.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Asher Cutter.
1996.
Tufts University (Biology and Environmental Studies,
1997). Evaluation of insect herbivory of the flora
in the Eocene Green River Formation (48MA) of Eastern
Utah. Dr. Conrad Labandeira, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Awarded
a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct research on ant
and beetle assemblages at James Cook University,
Australia. Flynn Biology Fellowship (1999). Department
of Defense NDSEG Fellowship. MS. 2000. University
of Arizona. Ph.D. 2003. University of Arizona. Ecology
and Evolutionary Biology. National Science Foundation
Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable mention (1997).
- - RTP
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Emma
Mae Dawson. 1997.
Southern Illinois University (Biological Sciences
and Museum Studies, 1999). Taxonomic studies of
marine algae (Chlorophyta, Phaeophyta, and Rhodophyta)
of Hispanola. Dr. James N. Norris, Botany. MA. 2001,
Ph.D 2005 - Texas Tech University, "Predicting
Species Richness Patterns in the Chihuahuan Desert:
A GIS Analysis of Spatial & Ecological Data.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Gregory Andrew Dehn.
1997.
The Colorado College (Geology, 1998). The history
of the Bencubbin meteorite: a macroscopic analysis.
Dr. Glenn MacPherson and Dr. Timothy J. McCoy, Mineral
Sciences. Ph.D. 2000. Victoria University, New Zealand.
Global Climate Change. Awarded Fulbright Scholarship.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Flavia Fuchs de Jesus.
1995.
Bard College, Annandale, New York. A Possible Realignment
of Resia H.E.Moore (Gesneriaceae). Dr. Laurence
Skog, Botany. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2000. Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Sao
Paulo, Brazil). Genetics and Evolution.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Suzzette Delgado-Mendoza.
1985.
University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez. Leguminosae
Curation. Dr. Richard Cowan, Botany. Smithsonian
Workshop: participated in the Man and the Biosphere/
Biodiversity Program. Employed by a national private
environmental organization as a Research Associate
(1988-1990).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Joshua Dembsky.
1994.
Brown University (Geobiology, 1996). The taxonomy
and paleohabit of the Cretaceous planktonic foraminifer
Globigerinelloides. Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Julie Desmond.
1993.
Mount Holyoke College. Patterns of Morphological
and Genetic Diversity in the Florida Crown Conch,
Melongena corona. Dr. M.G. Harasewych, Invertebrate
Zoology. James Smithson
Society Intern. MS. 1997. San Diego State
University. "Fish use of salt marsh creeks."
Employed by Pacific Estuarine Research Laboratory
(SDSU) as a Research Associate.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Raul
Diaz. 2003.
University of California - Berkeley (Integrative
Biology, 2004). Phylogenetic relationships among
corytophanine iguanid lizards inferred from morphological
characters. Dr. Kevin de Queiroz, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Torsten Dikow.
2000.
University of Rostock, Germany (Diploma of Biology,
2002). A phylogenetic study of Actocetor becker
(Diptera: Ephydridae) with a revision of the
afrotropical and palearctic species. Dr. Wayne Mathis,
Entomology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Ph.D. 2007. Cornell University and the American
Museum of Natural History. Entomology. Graduate
School Fellowship from Cornell. Ernst Mayr Grant.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Karen Dillman.
1990.
University of Alaska - Fairbanks. Biological Diversity
of the Guianas - Fabaceae. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Erin Nicole DiMaggio.
2001.
University of Michigan (Geology, 2004). Evidence
for Feldspar Replacement in Altered Metamorphic
Tuffs in the Duck Lake Volcanic Suite. Dr. Sorena
Sorensen, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).Ph.D.
2008. Arizona State University, Planetary Sciences.
NASA internship and NASA young ambassador appointment.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Margaret F. Dinse.
1987.
Indiana University. Flora of the Guianas/ Rubiaceae
Curation. Dr. Vicki Funk and George Russell, Botany.
Employed by The U.S. Park Service, Glacier National
Park as a Biological Technician.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Erin
Doak.
2002.
Appalachian State University. The picritic dikes
of Northwest Trotternish, Isle of Skye, Scotland.
- - Virtual
Poster. Thomas Simkin, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). - -
RTP
Project Summary.
Lisa Dorn. 1993.
Grinnell College. Designing a Method for Freezing
Spiders In-copula. Dr. Jonathan Coddington, Entomology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Field research in Tanzania
(1998). Ph.D. 2004. University of California - Davis.
Ecology and Evolution.
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1999).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Amy L. Downing (Meisner).
1992.
The University of Michigan. Systematic Review of
Five Nominal Species of Halfbeaks in the viviparous-group
of Dermogenys. Dr. Bruce Collette, Vertebrate
Zoology - Fishes. NSF REU
Intern (Award: DIR-9200203). Pew Fellow
(1993). Dr. Lynne Parenti, Vertebrate Zoology -
Fishes. Ph.D. George Washington University. Ichthyology.
"Systematic revision of the halfbeak genus
Dermogenys." SI Graduate Student Fellowship
(1996). Awarded the Stoye Award for Best Student
Oral Paper in General Ichthyology at the 1997 Annual
Meeting of the American Society of Ichthyologists
and Herpetologists in Seattle, Washington (26 June
- 2 July 1997). Employed by Kutztown University
in Pennsylvania as a Biology Professor.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jessica A. Downs.
1990.
University of Wisconsin - Madison. Effects of Nutrient
and Light Levels on Lobophora variegata.
Dr. Mark Littler, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Yolanda Maria Drozdowicz.
1988.
University of California - Davis. Marine Algae Curation/Studies.
Dr. Mark Littler, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jamie L. Duda.
1988.
University of Massachusetts. Anatomical Experimentation
of Paraffin Techniques on Commelinaceae. Dr. Robert
Faden, Botany. MS. 1993. University of Florida.
"Floristics of Cedar Key Scrub Reserve."
Employed as a Botanist with the North Carolina Heritage
Program.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jeri Duhachek.
1988.
Chadron State College. Compositae Curation - Flora
of the Guianas. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
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Nathan
B. Eckrich. 1992.
San Diego State University. Feeding Preferences
of Astraea on Marine Algae. Dr. Jim Norris,
Botany. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). MS. University of California.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
David K. Edelman.
1984.
University of Maryland. Bamboo Bibliography/Bamboo
Flowering Research. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany.
NMNH Field Collector, Puerto Rico (1984-1987). NMNH
Field Collector, Madagascar (1987). MS. University
of Maryland. Deceased (1987).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Rachel Eden.
1996.
Texas A&M University (Entomology, 1997). Discomyza
u-signata Cresson, a taxonomic review. Dr. Wayne
Mathis, Entomology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Douglas Arthur Edmonds.
2002.
St. Louis University. Mexican Volcanic Chains. -
- Virtual
Poster. Dr. James Luhr, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). MS.
2008. Penn State University. "River systems
as part of the sedimentology/geomorphology group."
National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship,
honorable mention (2003).
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- RTP
Project Summary.
David J. Ellenberger. 1992.
Albertson College of Idaho (Zoology, 1994). Elevational
Cranial Variation in a Wasatch Chipmunk (Tamias
minimus) Population of Gunnison County, Colorado.
Dr. Richard Thorington, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). Employed by the Sierra Club
as a Media Outreach Coordinator.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kimberly Gaye Eller (Taylor).
1988.
Whitman College (Biology, 1989). Fossil Birds. Dr.
Storrs Olson, Vertebrate Zoology - Birds. MS. 1994.
University of California. "The potential value
of fire for managing Stephen's kangaroo rat habitat
at Lala Perris State Recreational Area." Employed
by Olympic National Forest as a Fish Biologist (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Megan Ennis. 2006.Morehead
State University. Hydrovolcanics on Mars: Comparison
of Home Plate and Zuni Salt Lake, New Mexico. Dr.
Timothy McCoy, Mineral Sciences. NMNH
Office of the Director. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Bonnie Epstein.
1993.
Brown University. The Plant Collections and Itineraries
of S.B. Buckley. Dr. Laurence Dorr, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D.
1999. University of Rhode Island School of Oceanography.
Employed by the New England Aquarium teaching Environmental
Geology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
David Ernstes.
1989.
Texas A&M University (Wildlife and Fisheries
Sciences, 1993). Tree Voucher Collections by Dr.
Elbert Little. George Russell, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. 1995. Texas A&M
University. "An analysis of the economic incentives
for increased trade in milk and milk products between
the US and Mexico."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Carol J. Estecki.
1992.
George Mason University (Biology, 1996). Rare Lichen
Project. Sherry Pittam, Botany. Employed by the
Fairfax County (Virginia) Department of Human Development
as an Eligibility Worker (1995).
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Jennifer
Leigh Fairchild. 1998.
University of Washington, Seattle (Anthropology
and Zoology, 1999). Taxonomy and distribution of
paralarval Ommastrephidae from the northern Gulf
of Mexico. Dr. Michael Vecchione, Invertebrate Zoology
- NOAA. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Luisa Isaura Falcon.
1997.
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Mexico)
(Biology, 1997). The squid family Gonatidae from
the collections of the Amsterdam Mid-North Atlantic
Plankton Expedition. Dr. Michael Vecchione and Dr.
Clyde F.E. Roper, Invertebrate Zoology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1998. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico.
Marine Biology. Ph.D. 2002. Aix-Marseille, France.
Transferred to State University of New York. Marine
Ecology.
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Project Summary.
Andrew Farke.
2000.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (Geology,
2003). Estimating clade richness in extinct and
extant groups. Dr. Jonathan Coddington, Entomology.
Alice
Eve Kennington Endowment Intern. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2003).
Ph.D.
2008. State University of New York at Stony Brook.
Paleontology. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Katherine "Katie" Faust. 2006.
Louisiana State Univeristy. Morphological and genetic
variation in Amazonian antwrens. Dr. Terry Chesser,
Vertebrate Zoology, Birds. NMNH
Office of the Director. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Noah Robert Feinstein.
1997.
Harvard University (Biology, 1998). Learning from
the collector: a survey of azooxanthellate corals
affixed by Xenophore (Mollusca: Gastropoda) together
with an analysis of attachment patterns and a discussion
of the hypothetical functions of attachment behavior.
Dr. Stephen Cairns, Invertebrate Zoology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Employed
by a social science firm in California conducting
research on social issues such as AIDS.
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Project Summary.
Miguel Fernandez.
2003.
Universidad Mayor de San Andres (La Paz, Bolivia).
Comparing distributions of Bolivian amphibian fauna
to a predictive model using GIS. Dr. Don Wilson,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals; Drs. Roy McDiarmid
and Ron Heyer, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and
Amphibians. Alice
Eve Kennington Endowment Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Carolyn Sue Ferrell.
1989.
University of Minnesota. Mammalian Species Account.
Dr. Don Wilson, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. Educational
Outreach Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Rebecca
Fischer. 2007.
Northwestern University. Role of water in the oxidation
of the Earth's mantle. Dr. Elizabeth Cottrell, Mineral
Sciences. Bill and Jean
Lane Internship Endowment. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Gerard J. Fitzgerald. 1992.
University of Georgia. Molecular Systematics. Dr.
Elizabeth Zimmer, Molecular Systematics Laboratory.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Terry Fitzpatric.
1988.
Prairie View A&M University. Compositae Curation.
Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ana
Marcela Florez.
2008.
Universidad Industrial de Santander, Colombia. Comparative
ontogeny of compound leaves: deciphering the enigmatic
3-parted leaf of the bishopwood tree (Bischofia).
Dr. Kenneth Wurdack. Botany. Max
Berry Donation.
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Project Summary
Laura
Flórez. 2007.
Universidad de Los Andes. DNA Barcoding of the ant
genus Pheidole from Guyana leaf-litter biodiversity
surveys. Dr. Ted Schultz and Dr. Seán Brady,
Entomology. Bill and Jean
Lane Internship Endowment.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Maria Fokina (Napolitano). 1996.
Novosibirsk State University (Novosibirsk, Russia)
(Genetics, 1997). Flora and vegetation of Lake Teletskoie
area of Altai Region, Southwestern Siberia. Dr.
Stanwyn Shetler, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern. MS. 2003. University
of Pennsylvania. Plant Sciences. Previously employed
as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Project Summary.
Martha Anne Folger.
1988.
Wellesley College. Gesneriaceae Cultivation. Dr.
Laurence Skog, Botany. MS. 1995. Harvard University.
Landscape architecture.
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Project Summary.
Suzanne Folke.
1990.
Butler University. Catalogue of American Amphibians
& Reptiles. Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. 1994. Indiana University,
Bloomington. "Reproductive ecology of Silene
noctiflora." Employed by Westseed, a native
seed company, owner of the company.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Dawn Eve Freeberg (Espindola).
1988.
University of North Dakota (Biology, 1989). Cactaceae
Paintings and Photographs. Horticulture Display/Intern
Video. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. Previously employed
by the Information Lounge at the Technology Center
of the Silicon Valley (a museum of technology) as
the Assistant Manager. Employed by Cyberlogic, owner
of the company (1995). Volunteer at a science and
technology museum (1998).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Adam
Karl Raymond Freeburg.
2002.
Pennsylvania State University (Anthropology, 2002).
Experimental Carbonization of Helianthus annus.
- - Virtual
Poster. Bruce Smith, Archaeology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee
Intern. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Charlene Fricker. 1994.
Purdue University (Geology and Paleontology, 1994).
Floristic study of Middle Pennsylvanian aged plants
from mid-continent United States. Dr. William DiMichele,
Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Second Summer Opportunity. 1995. Floristic study
of Middle Pennsylvanian aged plants from mid-continent
United States. Dr. William DiMichele, Paleobiology.
MS. Purdue University. "Lower Pennsylvanian
plants of NW Indiana."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Matthew Scott Friedman.
2001.
University of Rochester (Biology and Geology). Study
of a putative lampridiform fish from the Oligocene
of Peru. Dr. James C. Tyler and Dr. G. David Johnson,
Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
Ph.D. 2007. University of Chicago. National Science
Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship. MPhil. Cambridge
University. Zoology (Jenny Clack). "Growth
series of Acanthostega, a transitional form
between fish and amphibians." - - RTP
Project Summary.
Teresa Friedrich.
1995.
Hope College - Michigan. Evolutionary Relationships
of Flying squirrels. Dr. Richard Thorington Jr.,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). MS.
1998. University of Michigan. "Flying squirrel
habitat preferences." Ph.D. 2002. University
of Michigan. "Mammal host-parasite ecology."
Employed by the University of Michigan as a Graduate
Student Instructor. National Science Foundation
Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable mention (1997).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Stephanie Fuentes.
2000.
State University of New York (Geological Sciences,
2001). Biogeography and stratigraphy of the Ediacaran
fauna. Dr. Douglas Erwin, Paleobiology. NASA
Intern. Rawlinson Fellowship.
M.S. 2003. University of Cincinnati. Geological
Sciences.- - RTP
Project Summary.
Suzanne Mary Furesz.
1989.
St. Mary's University. Paleobotanical Studies in
Wyoming. Dr. Scott Wing, Paleobiology. Educational
Outreach Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Andrew
Furness. 2007.
Marquette University. Reproductive System Modification
in Foam Nesting Frogs, with Emphasis on the Genus
Leptodactylus. Drs. Roy McDiarmid, Ron Heyer,
and George Zug. Vertebrate Zoology, Amphibians and
Reptiles. NMNH Office
of the Director. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Jean Furney (Lassiter). 1991.
Furman University (Biology, 1992). Biological Diversity
of the Guianas. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. Previously
employed by the Washington DC office of an environmental
consulting firm as an Environmental Scientist/Health
Safety Officer (1995). MS. 2000. Environmental toxicology.
Previously employed by an environmental firm in
McLean, VA. Currently full-time wife of Air Force
officer.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
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Forest Gahn. 1996.
Brigham Young University (Invertebrate Zoology, 1997).
Revision of the phylogenetic analysis of Notophyllia
(Cnidaria:Scleractina). Dr. Stephen Cairns, Invertebrate
Zoology. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). NMNH short-term visitor (1999).
Ph.D. 2003.
University of Michigan. Awarded
(2003) a 2 year postdoctoral appointment (The Invertebrate
Paleontology Postdoctoral Research Fellowship) in
the Department of Paleobiology here at NMNH.
Employed as a Geology professor
at Brigham Young University - Idaho teaching Physical
Geology and Stratigraphy and Sedimentology. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Kurt Galbreath.
1995.
Illinois Wesleyan University. Using Amphipod Crustaceans
to Interpret Evolutionary History and Biogeographic
Pattern in Coral Reefs. Dr. James Thomas, Invertebrate
Zoology - Crustaceans. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Barry
M. Goldwater Scholarship. MS. 2001. University of
Alaska, Fairbanks. "Evolution of small mammal
populations in Alaska and Siberia."
Ph.D. Cornell University. Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2001).
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- RTP
Project Summary.
Holly H. Ganz.
1991.
The George Washington University. A review of the
genera Bidens and Oparanthus in southeastern
Polynesia. Dr. Warren Wagner, Botany. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1994. Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Marine
Biology. "Population genetics of a marine copepod."
Employed as an ecological consultant in the San
Francisco Bay area. Ph.D. 2001. University of California
- Davis. "The evolution of species interactions."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Amie
Garcia. 2004.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Cathodoluminescence
of Amazonite in the Morefield pegmatite. Dr. Mike
Wise, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DIR-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Linnette Garcia.
1992.
University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez. Description
of the Advertisement Call and Resolution of the
Systematic Status of Leptodactylus gracilis delattini.
Dr. W. Ronald Heyer, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles
and Amphibians. NSF REU
Intern (Award: DIR-9200203). Pew Fellow
(1993 and 1994). Dr. Kevin de Queiroz, Vertebrate
Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians. Ph.D. George
Washington University. "Phylogeny of the Anolis
christatellus species group." Dr. Kevin
de Queiroz is serving on her graduate committee.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jose M. Garcia-Lopez.
1991.
University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras. Advertisement
Call Variation in the Leptodactylus mystaceus
Species Cluster. Dr. W. Ronald Heyer, Vertebrate
Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians. James
Smithson Society Intern. Ph.D. VMD. 1996.
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Veterinary
Medicine. Employed by The Tuffs University School
of Veterinary Medicine as a Large Animal Surgery
Resident.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Brian Nicholas Garland.
1999.
University of Kentucky. A qualitative and quantitative
analysis of insect herbivory on a lower Permian
flora from North-central Texas. Dr. Conrad
Labandeira, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sarah Ellen Garrett. 2002.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University.
An Inventory of Leafroller Species of Moths of the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park. - - Virtual
Poster. John Brown, Entomology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Aspen Garry. 1999.
University of Arizona. Choosing to live in the low-rent
district: habitat selection by fish in Antarctic
deep-sea environments. Dr. Michael Vecchione, Vertebrate
Zoology - Fishes / NOAA. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Andrew
Gaudreau. 2004.
University of Notre Dame. "Discovering Rastafari":
A Case Study of Transnationalism. Jake Homiak, Anthropology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lisa Marie Gawen (Gawen-Blackburn).
1990.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (Biology,
1991). Paleobotanical Studies in Illinois. Dr. William
DiMichele, Paleobiology. MS. 1993. Hahnemann University.
Physical Therapy. Employed by National Rehabilitation
Hospital (1995).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Susan Geer.
1987.
Knox College. Floyd A. McClure Bamboo Collections/Exchange.
Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
J. Phil Gibson.
1987.
Oklahoma State University. Solanaceae/ Compositae
Curation. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. Program Assistant
(1988). Ph.D. University of Colorado. Taxonomic
botany. NMNH Short Term Visitor. Employed as a Botany
Professor at Mary Agnes Scott University in Georgia.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Gary B. Gillis.
1989.
Pacific Lutheran University (Biology, 1990). Fish
Projects. Dr. G. David Johnson and Bruce Collette,
Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. Educational
Outreach Intern. Ph.D. 1997. University
of California - Irvine. "Effects of an aquatic
to terrestrial transition on axial muscle function
in lower invertebrates."
National Institute of Health - NRSA postdoctoral
grant to conduct research in the organismic and
evolutionary biology department at Harvard University.
Employed as a professor at Mount Holyoke College,
Massachusetts, teaching introductory biology and
biomechanics (2002). - - RTP
Project Summary.
R. Douglas Gitar.
1991.
University of Wisconsin - Superior. Development
of Techniques for use in Monocot Venation Studies.
Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern.
MS. University of Minnesota, Duluth. Instructor,
University of Wisconsin - Superior (1993 - 1997).
Employed by the Fond du Lac Reservation, Office
of Water Protection as a Wetland Specialist (1998
- current). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Karen R. Glantz.
1990.
Cornell University (Plant Science, 1993). Medicinal
Plants of the Guianas. Dr. Robert DeFilipps, Botany.
Educational Outreach Intern.
MS. 1996. Wheelock College. Education. Employed
by the Museum of Science in Boston as a Science
Demonstrator. Employed by Brookline Public Schools
as a second grade teacher (1995 - current).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Richard Glor.
1996.
Cornell University (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,
1998). Skeletochronological age-estimates for a
population of Green Sea Turtles (Chelomia mydas)
from the Indian River Inlet, Florida. Dr. George
Zug, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D. 2003. Washington University,
St. Louis. Evolutionary Ecology. Howard Hughes Scholarship.
Awarded a Morley Grant. Driscoll Fellow in Biomedical
Prospecting. National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral
Fellowship (1998).
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Project Summary.
Victoria Mae Godwin (Godwin-Boger).
1987.
Florida State University. Marine Algae Curation.
Dr. Jim Norris, Botany. NMNH Contractor, Botany.
NMNH Museum Technician, Inventory. NMNH Museum Technician,
SOSC. NMNH Museum Technician, SEM Lab. Employed
by the National Marine Fisheries Service (1995).
Employed by Acadia Woods Kennel as a certified pet
groomer.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Angela C. S. Gore.
1992.
Duke University. Medicinal Plants of the Philippines
/ Commelinaceae Projects. Dr. Robert DeFilipps and
Dr. Robert Faden, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lisa M. Gornicki (Gornicki-Bolender).
1987.
Wittenberg University. Floyd A. McClure Bamboo Collections/Exchange.
Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany. MS. University of
Virginia. Urban and Environmental Planning.
Currently
studying at Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
toward Graduate Gemologist (2002). -
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Project Summary.
Philip Gottshall.
1995.
Moravian College - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The
genus Amphiscapha (Gastrpoda: Euomphalidae):
A Phylogenetic Evaluation. Dr. Douglas Erwin, Paleobiology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Second Summer Opportunity.
1996.
Dr. Douglas Erwin. MS. 1999. University of Cincinnati.
"Comparative diversification of gastropods
and bivalves during the Ordovician Radiation."
Employed by the University of Cincinnati as a teaching
and research assistant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Katherine R. Gould.
1992.
Harvard University. Species Delimitation in the
Werneria pygmaea Complex. Dr. Vicki Funk,
Botany. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). Ph.D. 1997. University of
Texas, Austin. Systematic Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jason Randall Grant.
1989.
University of Alaska. Bromeliads of the Guianas.
Dr. W. John Kress, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. University of Maryland.
Botany. Ph.D. 2001. Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland.
"Molecular systematics of Neotropical gentianaceae."
NMNH Collaborator (1990 - 1992). Previously employed
by the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
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Project Summary.
Jennifer A. Gray.
1989.
Rhodes College. Fossil Birds. Dr. Storrs Olson,
Vertebrate Zoology - Birds. Educational
Outreach Intern. Ph.D. 1996. Brown University.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Excellence in
Teaching Award (1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tened Greene.
1996.
University of Arizona (Anthropology, 1997). Morphological
analysis of Permian-aged Taeniopteris. Dr.
William DiMichele, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Smithsonian
Minority Fellowship. 1997. Morphological analysis
of Permian-aged Taeniopteris. Dr. William
DiMichele, Paleobiology. MS. 2000. University of
New Mexico. "Pleistocene/Holocene transition
(Geoarchaeology)." Employed by The Maxwell
Museum of Anthropology, Education Department. Employed
by Black Canyon National Monument, Gunnison, CO,
as an archaeological technician.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Emily Frances Greenfest.
1997.
Bryn Mawr College (Geology & Computer Science,
1999). Insect folivory on the Sakmarian coprolite
bonebed flora from North-Central Texas. Dr. Conrad
Labandeira, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331).
Ph.D. University of Chicago. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1999).
-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Lesley
Gregoricka. 2003.
Notre Dame University (Anthropology, 2005). CSI
Sheep. Dr. Melinda Zeder, Anthropology.
National Science Foundation Research Experience
for Undergraduates Fellowship (2004). Employed as
a Research Assistant a the University of Notre Dame's
Archaeometry and Biocultural Laboratories. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Susan Grose.
1995.
Smith College, Massachusetts. Phylogeny of Cydista
meirs (Bignoniaceae). Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany.
NMNH Contractor (1991-present). MS. 1999. University
of Hawaii. Botany. "Molecular Systematics of
Metrosideros." Ph.D. 2003. University
of Washington. OTS Fellowship/Participant in Costa
Rica.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Leo Gueriguian.
1993.
University of Wisconsin - Madison. Body Size Variation
in Ground Squirrels (subgenus Spermophilus)
in Relation to Habitat Aridity. Dr. Richard Thorington,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1996. Georgia Tech. "The phytoremediation
of TNT and other nitroaromaics by aquatic plants."
Employed by the Environmental Protection Agency
in the Office of Policy, Planning and Evaluation.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Thushara
Gunda.
2008.
University of Virginia. Geological Significance
of Blue Quartz in the United States of America.
Dr. Michael Wise, Department of Mineral Sciences.
Max Berry Donation.
-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Alfredo Gutierrez-Amador.
1995.
University of Havana, Cuba (Havana, Cuba). Paralarval
Octopods of the Florida Current. Dr. Michael Vecchione,
Invertebrate Zoology. Herbert
R. Axelrod Foundation Intern. Ph.D. 2004.
University of Havana. Employed by the Laboratory
of Malacology, Havana, Cuba. Employed by the Pan-American
Health Organization as an experiment design consultant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Erica Guyer.
1996.
Brown University (Anthropology, 1997). Analysis
of a Late Dorset archaeological site, Northern Labrador,
Canada. Dr. William Fitzhugh, Anthropology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). NMNH
Short Term Visitor (1996). MS. 2000. Anthropology.
Ph.D. Arizona State University. Previously employed
by the Department of the Interior, Interior Museum
Program. Employed by Archaeological Research Institute/ASU.
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (2000 and 1999).
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Project Summary.
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William
Vincent Haigler. 1989.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Chromosome
Studies of Eragrostoid Grasses. Dr. Paul Peterson,
Botany. Educational Outreach
Intern. Employed as a farmer in Wisconsin.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Paige Hamilton. 2006.
University of Notre Dame. The White Plague: Skeletal
Evidence of Tuberculosis. Dr. David Hunt, Anthropology.
Notre Dame Partnership
Program. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Selma Iduna Hanel (Rosenthal).
1985.
Bowdoin College (Biology, 1985). Gesneriaceae Cultivation.
Dr. Laurence Skog, Botany. MS. 1988. George Washington
University. "Leaf anatomy and architecture
of the South American genus Werneria."
Dr. Vicki Funk served on Masters Committee. Ph.D.
1994. University of British Columbia. "Autumnal
leaf senescence in western larch." NMNH Contractor,
Botany (1987).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Amie Hankins. 2002.
Southeastern Oklahoma State University. How many
blennies is the redlip blenny? - - Virtual
Poster. Carole Baldwin, Vertebrate Zoology -
Fishes. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Rachel Harden. 1996.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (Biology,
1996). Molecular phylogeny of a group of Heteronemeteans.
Dr. Jon Norenburg, Invertebrate Zoology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Christopher Hardy.
1994.
University of Maryland - College Park. Comparative
leaf anatomy of the genera Pollia and Commelina
(Commelinaceae). Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Second
Summer Opportunity. 1995.
Comparative leaf anatomy of the genera Pollia
and Commelina (Commelinaceae). Dr. Robert
Faden, Botany. MS. New York University. Ph.D. 2001.
Cornell University. Botany. Post Doc (2001 - 2003).
Institute of Systematic Botany, University of Zurich,
Switzerland. "Diversity and evolution of larger
endemic plant groups of the Cape flora, South Africa."
NMNH short term visitor (2000, 2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary 1994.
Laura Michelle Hardy.
1990.
Louisiana State University - Shreveport. Frog Call
Analysis of the genus Eleutherodactylus sp.
Dr. W. Ronald Heyer, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles
and Amphibians. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. Louisiana State
University. "Crystalline protein in salamander
eggs."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Xavier
Haro. 2004.
Catholic University of Ecuador. A key of the genus
Cryptionopsis Ecuador, South America (Vernonieae:
Asteraceae). Dr. Harold Robinson, Botany. Smithsonian
Latino Initiatives Fund.
-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Emma
Harrower. 2007.
University of British Columbia. Population genetics
and taxonomy of Muhlenbergia montana and Muhlenbergia
filiculmis (Poaceae: Muhlenbergiinae). Dr. Paul
M. Peterson, Botany. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Kristofer Helgen.
2000.
Harvard University (Evolutionary Biology, 2001).
Taxonomic status of insular raccoons. Dr. Don Wilson,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D.
2005. University of Adelaide, South Australia. Environmental
Biology. NMNH Short-term Visitor (2001, 2002, 2003).
J. William Fulbright Scholarship (2001). National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2003).
Honored at the 2004 American Society of Mammalogists
meeting. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Donna Henriques.
1988.
University of Washington. Fish Osteology. Dr. Bruce
Collette, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes. Ph.D. Harvard
University. Ichthyology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tabitha Hensley.
2000.
University of New Orleans (Geology, 2001). Geochemical
variations in the Central American volcanic Arc.
Dr. James Luhr, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D.
2006. Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Earth
Sciences. Employed as a graduate student researcher
at University College of San Diego
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jessamine Hernandez-Muniz.
1983.
University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez. Bamboo study:
the genus Raddia. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom,
Botany. MS. University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez.
Botany. NMNH Short Term Visitor (1984).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Santiago
Herrera. 2007.
Universidad de los Andes, Colombia. Investigating
Diversity of the Freshwater Medusa Craspedacusta
sowerbii. Drs. Stephen Cairns and Allen Collins.
Invertebrate Zoology. Alice
Eve Kennington Endowment Intern.
-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Tristram C. Hill. 1991.
University of Vermont. Defining the species Werneria
nubigena. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tracy E. Hippensteel (Rush).
1987.
Pennsylvania State University (Botany, 1988). Marine
Algae Studies. Dr. Mark Littler, Botany. MS. 1992.
Pennsylvania State University. "Light stress
induced hayscented fern." NMNH Museum Technician,
Botany (1988-1989). NMNH contractor, Botany (1988,
1989, 1992, and 1995). Employed by The Nature Conservancy
as a field technician specializing in rare and endangered
species. Employed by Dr. J.H. Carter III and Associates
as an Endangered Species Biologist. Employed by
The Washington Department of Natural Resources,
Natural Heritage Program, as a Program Biologist.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ellen Hissong (Carpenter).
1993.
College of William and Mary (Geology, 1994). Petrogenesis
of a Metamorphosed Gabbroic Pegmatite from the Virginia
Piedmont. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Currently
employed by Carnegie Institution of Washington.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jamie Hodgkins.
2002.
University of Colorado. The Antiquity and Paleoepidemiology
of the Infectious Disease Brucellosis. - - Virtual
Poster. Dr. Donald Ortner, Anthropology. MS
(2006) Arizona State University. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Bruce Hoffmann. 1989.
Humboldt State University. Checklist of Medicinal
Plants of the Guianas. Dr. Robert DeFilipps, Botany.
Educational Outreach Intern.
NMNH Field Collector, stationed in Guyana (1992
- 1994). MS. 1997. Florida International University.
Systematic Botany (Araceae). Ph.D. 1999. Yale University.
Botany. "Systematics of the genus Clusia."
Currently employed to prepare a field guide of the
vines of Surinam.
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Project Summary.
Eric Hoffmann.
1996.
University of Arizona (General Biology, 1996). Analysis
and description of a new species of Neotropical
Noterid Beetle. Dr. Paul Spangler, Entomology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Ph.D. Michigan State University. Aquatic Entomology.
Michigan State University College of Natural Sciences
Recruiting Fellowship. Employed by the Marine Biochemists
of Arizona.
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Project Summary.
Maureen
Hoffmann.
2008.
Bryn Mawr College. (Anthropology and Linguistics,
2009). Instrumental studies of phonemic contrasts
and sentence intonation in Unami (Oklahoma Delaware;
Algonquian). Dr. Ives Goddard, Anthropology. NMNH
Office of the Director. -
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Project Summary.
Michael Charles Holcomb.
2001.
University of Idaho (Geology and Chemistry). Use
of X-radiographs for coral identification. Dr. Ian
MacIntyre and Dr. John Pandolfi, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Robert Bruce Hole.
1988.
California Polytechnic State University - San Luis
Obispo. Patterns of Bird Variation. Dr. Richard
Banks, Vertebrate Zoology - Birds. MS. Mississippi
State University. NMNH Research Assistant (1989-1991).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Laura Holladay.
2001.
University of Michigan (Geology, 2001). Ontogenetic
morphometric comparison of middle-late Eocene pseudohastigerinid
planktonic foraminifera using X-radiograph image
analysis. Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2003. University of Michigan. National Science
Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2001). -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Sarah C. Hood.
1997.
University of Nevada, Reno (Biology, 1997). Description
and relationships of a pelagic nemertean. Dr. Jon
L. Norenburg, Invertebrate Zoology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). MS.
2003. San Francisco State University.
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Project Summary.
Mark Hooks.
1984.
University of California - Santa Barbara. Gramineae
Curation. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany. Employed
as California law enforcement officer.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Steven Patrick Houck.
1988.
Pennsylvania State University. Cactaceae paintings
and photographs. Horticultural Displays/Intern video.
Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany. Employed as a photographer.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ryan Houston.
1996.
University of California - Berkeley (Environmental
Science, 1996). Stable isotope analysis of some
Late Cretaceous planktic foraminifera. Dr. Brian
Huber, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). MS.
1998. University of Arizona. Ecology. Ph.D. University
of Arizona. NMNH Contractor, Paleobiology (1997).
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1998).
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Project Summary.
Dianella Howarth (Dunn).
1995.
University of Pennsylvania. A Phylogeny of Scaevola
section Scaevola (Goodeniaceae). Dr. Warren
Wagner, Botany. NSF REU
Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D. 2003.
Harvard University. Systematic Botany. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1998). ASPT Graduate Research Award.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Adam R. Huffman.
1986.
Miami University. Morphology of the Algae genus
Caulerpa. Dr. Mark Littler, Botany. NMNH
Field Assistant (1986).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Eugene Hunt.
1995.
Duke University. Growth and Variation in Agnostid
Trilobites. Dr. Doug Erwin and Ralph Chapman, Paleobiology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Second Summer Opportunity.
1996.
Three-dimensional digitalization and visualization
of dinosaur fossils. Ralph Chapman, Paleobiology.
NMNH Contractor (1996). Ph.D. 2000. University of
Chicago. Evolutionary Biology. National Science
Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1998). NMNH
Short Term Visitor (2000). NMNH Post-doctoral Fellow
(2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ryan Hurtado.
1999.
Colorado State University. Commingled conjunctions:
a biometric approach. Dr. David Hunt, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
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Kadeejah
Ingram. 1994.
Eastern Michigan University. A petrographic study
of sulfide mineralization of granitic pegmatites.
Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Previously employed by Eastern Michigan University
as Geological Laboratory Science Instructor. Bess
Brown Foundation Scholarship for Educators. Board
of Regents Scholarship for Excellence. Deceased
(6 December 1996).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kerry E. Inman.
1992.
The University of Rhode Island. Leaf Anatomy of
Two Genera in the Commelinaceae: Anthericopsis
and Murdannia. Dr. Robert Faden, Botany.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). MS. Ph.D. University of Washington.
National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship,
honorable mention (2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kristen Elizabeth Iriarte.
2002.
College of William and Mary. Analyzing the Fatal
Pyroclastic Flow of Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica.
- - Virtual
Poster. Dr. William Melson, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Nataly Ivanova. 1993.
Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia). Under
Thin Ice: Extracting DNA from Glacial Umbilicate
Lichens. Dr. Paula DePriest, Botany. MS. 1994. Moscow
State University (Moscow, Russia). Molecular Systematics.
Ph.D. 1998. Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia).
"Structure and evolution of rRNA genes in the
lichen family Umbilicanaceae." NMNH Short Term
Visitor (1995 & 1996). Currently employed as
a Research Scientist (molecular biology) at the
Engelhardt Molecular Biology Institute, Russian
Academy of Science.
- - RTP
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Kate
Jackson. 1993.
University of Toronto (Toronto, Canada). Speculations
on the Origin of Venom-Conducting Fangs. Dr. Thomas
Fritts, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 1995. University of Toronto, Canada. "Comparative
biology of salinity discrimination in crocodilians
and the possible role of the integument." Ph.D.
2002. Harvard University. "Evolution and developmental
morphology of the ophidian venom-delivery system."
Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Natural Sciences
and Engineering Research Council of Canada, at the
University of Toronto (2003). NMNH Field Assistant
in Guam working on the brown tree snake project
(1996). NMNH Short Term Visitor (1996, 2003). Ethics
Workshop discussion leader for 2003 RTP group.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Matthew Jackson.
2000.
Brown University (Biology, 2003). Comparative leaf
anatomy of the genera of the subtribe Coleotrypinae
(Commelinaceae). Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Donna Lynn Jacob.
1990.
Beloit College. X-Ray Analysis of Lauraceae Leaves/
Paleobotanical Studies in Wyoming. Dr. Scott Wing,
Paleobiology. Educational
Outreach Intern. MS. Washington University
in St. Louis.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sara Christine James.
1998.
The College of William and Mary (Geology, 1999).
Analysis of eruption trends at Arenal Volcano, Costa
Rica. Dr. William Melson, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: EAR-9732416). Guest
speaker at RTP/AMP 1999 Winter Workshop.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
John Janovec.
1995.
Kansas State University. Charadranaetes,
a New Genus of the Senecioneae (Asteraceae) from
Costa Rica. Dr. Harold Robinson, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D.
2000. Texas A&M University. Plant Systematics.
Smithsonian sponsored OTS participant (1996). Jordan
Fellowship for field work in Ecuador (1998). Previously
employed by Texas A&M University as a teaching
and research assistant. Employed by the New York
Botanical Garden.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Maria Alejandra Jaramillo.
1995.
Universidad de los Andes, Colombia (Colombia). Phylogenetic
Relationships in the Family Costaceae (Order: Zingiberales).
Dr. John Kress, Botany. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Ph.D. 2001. Duke University. Plant Systematics.
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institite (STRI) Research
Assistant at Barro Colorado Island. NMNH Pre-doctoral
Fellow (2000). Postdoctoral
Fellow at Harvard University (2002-2004) - - RTP
Project Summary.
Pablo Santiago Jarrin.
1997.
Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador (Ecuador)
(Zoology, 1998). Morphological digests of some bats
of Amazonia. Dr. Charles O. Handley, Vertebrate
Zoology - Mammals. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Laurie Jeffers.
1989.
State University of New York. Orchid SEM Photograph
Collection Curation. George Russell, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Anne Jefferson.
1999.
Johns Hopkins University. River channel meander
morphology on the Late Quaternary Rio Grande Delta,
Texas. Dr. Daniel Stanley, Paleobiology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. 2002. University of Minnesota. Water Resources
Science. Ph.D. 2006. Oregon State University. Geosciences.
"Hydrology and geomorphology of High Cascades
spring-fed streams." National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2002).-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Melissa Jensen.
1999.
Cornell University. A decline in the species richness
of Oecophorid moths (Insects: Lepidoptera: Oecophoridae)
of Plummers Island, Maryland: consequences of old-field
abandonment and implications for management. Dr.
John Brown, Entomology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). NMNH
contractor (1999). Presented research at SACNAS
conference in Atlanta, GA (2000).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jayme
Job. 2006.
Minnesota State University, Moorhead. Pipestone
Provenance: Sourcing Prehistoric Pipestone Artifacts
Within Museum Collections Using Reflectance Spectroscopy.
Dr. Eric Hollinger, Anthropology. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Jocelynn Johnson. 2003.
University of Manitoba (Manitoba, Canada) (Geological
Sciences, 2004). A Microchemical Investigation of
Fossilized Wood: Biological Preservation and the
Influence of Mineralization. Dr. Ed Vicenzi, Mineral
Sciences.
Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Nicholla Johnson.
1995.
University of the West Indies (Trinidad). Program
Assistant. Overview of the Genus Galactia
(Family: Fabaceae ). Mary Sangrey, Research Training
Program. Collections Volunteer Program (1994). Rusty
Russell, Botany. Leguminosaceae Curation. Employed
as a Science teacher in Trinidad. MS. 1999. University
of the West Indies (Trinidad). Population Ecology.
Previously employed by the University of the West
Indies as a Laboratory Assistant.
Currently employed by the State Oil Company doing
Palynology/Micropaleontology - Biostratigraphy work
(2000 - present). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Stephanie Johnson.
2003.
Cornell University (Entomology and Biology, 2004).
Investigating the evolutionary relationships between
Attine fungus-growing ant species in the Cyphomyrmex
longiscapus group. Dr. Ted Schultz, Entomology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-0243512). Ph.D. 2009. University
of Maryland. Studied abroad in South Africa as part
of Organization of Tropical Studies Undergraduate
Study Abroad Program in South Africa
(2004). National Science Foundation Fellowship 2004.
Honorable mention from the Ford Foundation Fellowship
(2004).- - RTP
Project Summary.
Mark A. Jordan.
1991.
Luther College (Biology, 1992). Determination of
Sex and its Relation to the Biology of the Brown
Tree Snake (Boiga irregularis). Dr.
Thomas Fritts, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and
Amphibians. James Smithson
Society Intern. MS. 1994. University
of New Mexico. "The relationship between metabolic
rate and body size in the Galapagos Land Iguana."
Fulbright Scholar (1997). Ph.D. 1998. University
of New Mexico. "Phenotypic plasticity in reproduction
of Galapagos Lava Lizards."
- - RTP
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Miranda
Cybelle Kahn. 1989.
Oberlin College. Epidermal Studies of Commelinaceae
Leaves. Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern. Ph.D. Cornell University.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Heather Jean Kalb.
1988.
Wittenberg University. Age Determinations of Amphibians
and Reptiles. Dr. George Zug, Vertebrate Zoology
- Reptiles and Amphibians. MS. Texas A&M University.
"Imprinting hypothesis of Kemp's Ridley sea
turtles."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jason Kaufman.
1996.
Columbia University (Anthropology, 1997). Leaping
and limb anatomy: A comparison of the hind limb
of two species of tamarin. Dr. Richard Thorington,
Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D.
Washington University. Primates/Anthropology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Pamela Jo Keef.
1992.
Ithaca College (Anthropology, 1992). Medicinal Plants
of the Philippines. Dr. Robert DeFilipps, Botany.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). Previously Employed by Arcadia
National Park. Previously Employed by Glen Canyon
National Recreation Area (Arizona) as a Park Ranger
(1994). Internship with "Save America's Forests"
(Washington, D.C.) (1995). MS. 1997. University
of Maine, Orono. Science Education. Previously employed
by The University of Maine as a teaching assistant.
Currently employed by Delta Cyber School as an online
Professor of Botany, French, and Spanish in Maine,
previously Alaska.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lawrence Michael Kelly.
1989.
California Polytechnic State University - San Luis
Obispo. Compositae of the Guianas. Dr. Vicki Funk,
Botany. Educational Outreach
Intern. Ph.D. 1998. Cornell University.
Taxonomic Botany. NMNH Short Term Visitor (1994).
Received The George R. Cooley Award (1996). This
award is given annually by the American Society
of Plant Taxonomists for the best contributed paper
in plant systematics presented at the annual meeting
of the Botanical Society of America. Employed by
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Mexico
City, Mexico) as a Professor of Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Addison
Kemp. 2007.
Mount Holyoke College. Three New Species of Monotocheirodon
(Characiformes: Characidae). Dr. Stanley Weitzman.
Vertebrate Zoology, Fishes. Max
Berry Donation. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
William James Kenke.
1985.
Andrews University. Leguminosae Curation. Dr. Richard
Cowan, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Sheena Ketchum. 2006.
University of Notre Dame. Analysis of Ceramic Collections
from Morona-Santiago, Southeast Ecuador. Dr. Paulina
Ledergerber, Anthropology. Notre
Dame Partnership Program. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Tae Hoon Kim.
1992.
Reed College. Evolutionary Relationships within
the Lythraceae. Dr. Elizabeth Zimmer, Molecular
Systematics Laboratory. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DIR-9200203).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tristan Seth Kimbrell.
1998.
Kansas State University - Manhattan (Biology, 1999).
Age-related changes in the cross-sectional histomorphology
of warbler long bones. Dr. Gary Graves, Vertebrate
Zoology - Birds; Dr. Donald Ortner, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D. 2004. University of
Kansas. Evolutionary Ecology.
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1999).
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- RTP
Project Summary.
Shelly King.
1988.
Musk gland morphology of turtles. Dr. George Zug,
Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tara Kirkpatrick.
1995.
Mount Holyoke College. Mineralogy, Texture and Chemistry
of Fine-Grained Lepidolite Bodies from Zoned Rare-Element
Granitic Pegmatites. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Second Summer Opportunity.
1996.
Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. Employed as
a nurse.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jennifer Kling.
1994.
Vanderbilt University (Geology, 1995). The Volcano-climate
connection. Dr. Jim Luhr, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). MS.
1997. University of South Florida.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Laurie Ellen Klingensmith.
1989.
New Mexico State University. Botanical Illustration.
Alice Tangerini, Botany. Educational
Outreach Intern. Employed by the Missouri
Botanical Garden as the Botanical Illustrator for
the Flora of North America.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Michelle Christine Knapp.
2002.
Harvard University (2004). Testing the taxonomic
significance of buccal structures in phyllostomid
bats. - - Virtual
Poster. Alfred Gardner, Vertebrate Zoology -
Mammals. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D. 2009. Texas Tech University.
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- RTP
Project Summary.
Abigail Jean Knee. 2001.
University of Rhode Island (Marine Biology). A cladistic
analysis of the polychaete genus Halosydna.
Dr. Kristian Fauchald, Invertebrate Zoology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
Ph.D. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Biological
Oceanography. Summer Graduate Research Fellowship.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Beth Hale Knicely.
1986.
Roanoke College. Rubiaceae Curation. Dr. George
Russell, Botany. Employed by James Madison University
as a research assistant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Hugo Kons. 1994.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. The two
classifications of the Holarctic butterfly genus
Satyrium. Dr. Robert Robbins, Entomology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D. 2002. University of
Florida - Gainsville. Entomology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Matthew Kosnik.
1994.
Austin College (Biology, 1996). The phylogenetic
analysis of gastropods during the permo-triassic
extinction. Dr. Douglas Erwin, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D.
2002. University of Chicago. Paleoecology. National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1997).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Trevor James Krabbenhoft.
2001.
North Dakota State University (Zoology, 2003). A
New Cynoglossid Flatfish (Symphurus: Cynoglossidae:
Pleuronectiformes) from Deep-waters of the Philippine
Archipelago. Dr. Thomas Munroe, Vertebrate Zoology
- Fishes. NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303).
NMNH Technician, Fishes (2003). Ph.D. 2008. University
of South Carolina. Biology.- - RTP
Project Summary.
Alan Krakauer.
1994.
Cornell University (Biology, 1996). The activity
and ecology of the brown tree snake in Guam. Dr.
Thomas Fritts, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles and
Amphibians. NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). MS. Ph.D. University of California
- Berkeley. NMNH Short Term Visitor, Herpetology
(1994). NMNH Field Assistant, Guam, working on the
brown tree snake project (1995).
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1999).
National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship,
honorable mention (1998).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Scott Kruger.
1993.
Tulane University (Harvard University, Biology,
1996). Quantitative Leaf Physiognomy and Paleoclimate
Inference. Dr. Scott Wing, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Pew
Fellow (1994). NMNH Research Associate (1994-present).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Brooke Kuhn.
1991.
Vassar College (Biopsychology, 1993). Cameroon Commelinaceae
Project. Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. Employed by the
American Psychological Association as their Science
Initiatives Coordinator (1995) .
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Tanja Lynne Kujac.
1988.
Cornell University. Marine Algae Curation/Studies.
Dr. Mark Littler, Botany. Ph.D. (M.D.) 1996. Chicago
Medical School. Employed by Stanford University
as a resident physician in physical medicine and
rehabilitation.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Matthew Kweskin.
1996.
The Evergreen State College (Entomology, 1996).
Eye morphology and behavior of male bees. Dr. Ronald
McGinley, Entomology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). NMNH
Contractor, Department of Entomology (1997). Employed
by USGS, Biological Resource Division as a technician
studying insect food. Ph.D. 2000. University of
Texas - Austin. Evolutionary Biology. National Science
Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2000).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Miriam M. Kwon.
1988.
University of Texas - Austin. Mammalian Species
Account. Dr. Brian Robbina, Vertebrate Zoology Mammals.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
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Laura
Lagomarsino.
2007.
University of California, Berkeley. Phylogeny Reconstruction
and Floral Evolution in Heliconia (Heliconiaceae).
Dr. W. John Kress, Botany. NMNH
Office of the Director. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Scott
A. LaGreca. 1991.
Cornell University (Plant Sciences, 1991). The Oleaceae
of St. John Island. Dr. Pedro Acevedo, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern. Ph.D. 1997.
Duke University. "Systematics and evolution
of the lichen genus Ramalina." NMNH
Short Term Visitor, Botany (1992, 1995). Received
The A.J. Sharp Award (1996). This award is given
for the best student paper presented in the American
Bryological and Lichenological sessions at the annual
meeting of the Botanical Society of America. Employed
by the James Madison University as an instructor
of Botany and Molecular Biology (1997). Employed
by the Harvard University Farlow Herbarium as a
curatorial/research associate.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jeff Lake. 1995.
Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Phylogenetic Relationships
in the Family Musaceae (Order: Zingiberales). Dr.
John Kress, Botany. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Ph.D.
Duke University. National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral
Fellowship for the proposed study of the evolution
of the banana family (1996). National Science Foundation
Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2001). University of Georgia
Presidential Fellowship. The Democratic candidate
for the Iowa State House of Representatives in District
58 (1996). Previously employed by Leonard Boswell,
Congressman, US House of Representatives as a Research
Analyst, Iowa Senate Democratic Appropriations Committee
(2000).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Susan LaMontagne.
1988.
George Washington University. Compositae Curation
and Studies. Dr. Vicki Funk, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Katherine Langer.
1994.
Norwich University (University of New Hampshire,
Geology, 1997). A comparative study of amazoniite-bearing
pegmatites. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). Second Summer Opportunity.
1995.
Amazonite use in the classification of Granitic
Pegmatites. Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences.
MS. 2002. Colorado School of Mines. Geochemistry.
- - RTP
Project Summary 1994.
Susanne Marie Lassieur
(Robertson). 1988.
University of Arkansas - Little Rock (Biology, 1989).
Mammalian Species Account. Dr. Don Wilson, Vertebrate
Zoology - Mammals. Ph.D. (M.D.) 1997. University
of Arkansas for Medical Science. Employed by the
University of Arkansas, Department of Biochemistry
and Molecular Biology as a resident physician.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Carolina Laughlin.
1999.
University of Texas - Brownsville. Differentiating
characters and geographic distribution of Bulia
deducta and Bulia similaris (Lepidoptera:
Noctuidae). Dr. Michael Pogue, Entomology. LSAMP
Intern.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jonathan Lee.
1996.
University of California - Berkeley (Integrative
Biology, 1999). Systematic review of the genus Scopaeocharax.
Dr. Stanley Weitzman, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9531331). Ph.D. 2005. Cornell University.
Neurobiology and behavioral ecology. Undergraduate
Research Apprentice Program Grant (1998). Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center Intern (1998). Fubright
Fellowship - New Zealand (1999). National Science
Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (1999).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Wanda Kay Lewis.
1998.
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces (Chemistry
and Biology, 1998). Morphometric comparison of human
crania with photographs. Ralph Chapman, Automatic
Data Processing; Dr. Douglas Owsley, Anthropology.
LSAMP Intern.
Employed as a chemist in Chicago.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Irene
Liao.
2008.
University of California, Berkeley. Hybrid or Species:
Unraveling the Taxonomic Status of Murdannia
discreta (Commelinaceae), a Rare Plant from
Thailand. Dr. Robert Faden, Botany. Max
Berry Donation. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Benjamin
J. Linzmeier. 2007.
Bowling Green State University. Ammonia test morphology:
a quantitive analysis of variation. Dr. Martin Buzas,
Paleobiology. NMNH Office
of the Director.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Darren Locke. 1996.
Norwich University (Geology, 1997). Ordovician volcanism
and its implications to the Taconic Orogeny. Dr.
William Melson, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9531331). Second
Summer Opportunity (1997).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Christina Lynn Lopano.
1999.
Virginia Tech (Geological Sciences, 2001). The crystallization
history of the Morefield pegmatite, Amelia, Virginia.
Dr. Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). MS.
2003. Pennsylvania State University. NMNH Graduate
Student Fellowship (2002)
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Lawrence N. Lopez.
1992.
Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (Peru). The
Use of Genetic Markers to Characterize Hybridization
Between Black-Capped and Carolina Chickadees. Dr.
Michael Braun, Molecular Systematics Laboratory.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DIR-9200203). Employed by the government
of Venezuela to conduct an ecological study of different
islands in Lake Guri, Estado Bolivar.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kristina D. Louie.
1993.
Colgate University (Occidental College, 1996). The
Systematic Review of the Fish Genus Nomorhamphus.
Dr. Bruce Collette, Vertebrate Zoology - Fishes.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: BIR-9300225). NMNH Field Assistant, Indonesia
(1995). MS. 1996. Occidental College. Marine Biology.
Ph.D. 2002. University of California - Los Angeles.
Biology. Employed by UCLA as a teaching assistant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Richard A. Lupia.
1991.
University of Pennsylvania (Biology, 1991). Landscape
Heterogeneity in the Permian. Dr. William DiMichele,
Paleobiology. James Smithson
Society Intern. MS. 1994. University
of Chicago. Evolutionary Biology. Ph.D. 1997. University
of Chicago. "Paleoecology and Biogeography
of early angiosperms." Previously employed
by The Chicago Field Museum, Department of Geology
as a post-doctorate research associate. Employed
by University of Oklahoma in Norman as an Assistant
Professor of Paleobiology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Corrine Kay Lutz.
1988.
Illinois Wesleyan University. Spiny Rat Systematics.
Dr. Charles Handley, Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals.
MS. 1991. University of Massachusetts. "Foraging
as environmental enrichment for rhesus monkeys."
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Stephen Luzar.
1994.
Augsburg College (Biology and Chemistry, 1995).
Re-examination and enlargement of the Kemp's Ridley
sea turtle data set. Dr. George Zug, Vertebrate
Zoology - Reptiles and Amphibians. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
Ph.D. (M.D.) University of Minnesota.
- - RTP
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Carlos
Maldonado. 1991.
University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras (Biology,
1991). Reproductive structures in Halimeda.
Dr. Jim Norris, Botany. James
Smithson Society Intern. Ph.D. 1998.
Wayne State University. "Elucidation mechanism
by which tumor cells regulate vascular endothelia."
Currently the Chief, Molecular & Operational
Biotechnology Air Force Institute for Operational
Health Molecular Epidemiology Branch of the U.S.
Air Force (2003). - - RTP
Project Summary.
Elisa Maldonado.
2000.
University of California - Los Angeles (Biology,
2002). Deep-sea feather stars from the Bahama Islands.
Dr. David Pawson, Invertebrate Zoology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303). Ph.D.
2009. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University
of California, San Diego. Marine Biology. Bioluminescence
laboratory. NMNH Short Term Visitor (2001).
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2002).
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
(2002). Minority Acess to Science, Engineering and
Mathematics Fellowship (2003). Sylvia Chavez Memorial
Scholarship (2004).Program Assistant (2003, 2004).-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Jennifer
Maloney. 2003.
West Virginia University. Mountain Pegmatite. Dr.
Michael Wise, Mineral Sciences. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-0243512).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Melanie Mann.
2000.
University of Hawai'i at Manoa. Utilization of non-traditional
craniometrics to distinguish among 19th century
museum populations. Dr. Steve Ousley, Anthropology.
NSF REU Intern
(Award: DBI-9820303). NMNH Short Term Visitor (2001).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jonathan Marcot.
1994.
University of Arizona. The phylogenetic analysis
of gastropods during the permo-triassic extinction.
Dr. Douglas Erwin, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). MS.
University of Arizona. Ph.D. 2002. University of
Chicago. Evolutionary Biology. NMNH Short Term Visitor
(1996 & 1997). National Science Foundation Pre-doctoral
Fellowship (1998).
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1997).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Consuelo Marino.
1992.
University of Colorado. Taxonomy and Isotopic Analysis
of Late Campanian to Maastrichtian Planktonic Foraminifera.
Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DIR-9200203).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Molly Jeanette Markey.
1998.
Bowling Green State University, Ohio (Paleobiology
and Russian, 2000). Planktonic foraminiferal assemblage
and stable isotopic changes across the Aptian/Albian
boundary oceanic anoxic event. Dr. Brian Huber,
Paleobiology. NSF REU Intern
(Award: EAR-9732416). Employed by Bowling Green
State University. Toledo Gem and Rockhound Club
Scholarship (1999). Ph.D. 2006. Harvard University
Museum of Comparative Zoology.
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (2002 and 2001). -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Amy Marquardt.
2007.
Coe College. The Origin of Hopewell Extraterrestrial
Metal and its Anthropological Implications. Dr.
Tim McCoy and Dr. Ed Vicenzi, Mineral Sciences.
Smithsonian Women’s
Committee. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Cecily
Marroquin
2007.
New Mexico State University. Quantifying Disease
in Societies without Epidemiological Records. Alain
Touwaide. Botany. Smithsonian
Latino Initiatives Fund.-
- RTP
Project Summary.
Barnaby Marsh.
1994.
Cornell University. A systematic revision of Indo-pacific
Symphurine tongue fishes. Dr. Thomas Munroe, Vertebrate
Zoology - Fishes. NSF REU
Intern (Award: BIR-9300225). Second Summer
Opportunity. 1995.
A systematic revision of Indo-pacific Symphurine
tongue fishes. Dr. Thomas Munroe, Vertebrate Zoology
- Fishes. Ph.D. 1999. Oxford University. Bird Behavior.
The Rhodes Scholarship (1995).
National
Science Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship, honorable
mention (1996).
Currently employed by Oxford University as a research
scientist focusing on behavorial science and ecology.
- - RTP
Project Summary 1994.
Sara Marsteller. 2006.Cornell
College. Evidence of scurvy in North American archaeological
skeletal remains. Dr. Donald Ortner, Antropology.
NMNH Office of the
Director. - - RTP
Project Summary.
Erik Martin.
2000.
Los Angeles Valley College (University of California
- San Diego, Biology, 2003). Changes in variation
and character correlation of Neuropteris ovata
through existence in fossil record. Dr. William
DiMichele, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Christine Martinez.
1988.
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. African Rodent
Systematics. Dr. Michael Carleton, Vertebrate Zoology
- Mammals.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Juan Andres Martinez. 2006.
University of te Republic of Uruguay. Geographic
Variation in "Grey Four Eyed Pouched Oppossums"
Genus Philander (Didelphiomorphia, Didelphidae).
Dr. Don Wilson, Vertebrate Zoology. Mammals. Bill
and Jean Lane Endowment Intern. -
- RTP
Project Summary.
Randy Matis.
1984.
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Gramineae
Curation. Dr. Thomas Soderstrom, Botany. NMNH Inventory
Technician (1984-1985).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
June M. Mauceri.
1987.
State University of New York - Binghamton. Gesneriaceae
Cultivation. Dr. Laurence Skog, Botany. MS. University
of California - Berkeley. Plant Pathology.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Kim McAllister.
1985.
Davidson College. D.C. Herbarium Curation and Spring
Flowering List. Dr. Stanwyn Shetler, Botany.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Heather Kristen McCarren.
2002.
Ohio State University (Geological Sciences, 2003).
Phylogeny and depth ecology of the Late Cretaceous
planktonic foraminifer species of Globigerinelloides.
- - Virtual
Poster. Dr. Brian Huber, Paleobiology. NSF
REU Intern (Award: DBI-9820303).
Ph.D. 2009. University of California - Santa Cruz.
Earth Sciences.- - RTP
Project Summary.
Ryan James Robert McCleary. 1991.
Western Michigan University (Biology, 1993). An
account for the Catalogue of American Amphibians
and Reptiles (Phyllorhynchus decuratus).
Dr. Roy McDiarmid, Vertebrate Zoology - Reptiles
and Amphibians. Smithsonian
Women's Committee Intern.
MS. Virginia Tech. Environmental Endocrinology.
Employed by Kalamazoo Valley Community College as
a Professor of Biology (1995). Currently employed
by Virginia Tech as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Jill McElderry (McElderry-Maxwell).
1991.
Swarthmore College (Anthropology, 1992). Paleobotanical
and Paleoecological Studies in Wyoming. Dr. Scott
Wing, Paleobiology. James
Smithson Society Intern. Ph.D. Kent State
University (withdrew). "Functional anatomy/development
of hominoid lumbar column." NMNH Field Assistant
(1992 & 1993). NMNH Contractor (1994). Previously
employed as a Spanish Teacher.Currently a mother
and part-time technical writer working towards elementary
education certification (2002).
- - RTP
Project Summary.
Joseph Hugh McGuiness.
