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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,
