Aldabe, Joaquin. University de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay. Studying the bone structures of the hind limbs and skulls of Drymornis bridges; comparing it with other species from the same family in order to understand the terrestrial habits of this species. Working with Carla Dove and Storrs Olson. Department of Zoology, birds. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Almeida, Carlos. University of Maryland, College Park. Web site support includinh interwoven teamsite and open deploy. Working with Dennis Hasch. Office of Information Technologies. 29-Nov-04 to 28-Feb-05.

Alvarez, Anthony. University of California, Santa Barbara. Focusing on field methods and fossil plant climate and paleoecology of the last hundred million years. Working with Scott Wing. Department of Paleobiology. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Aschliman, Neil. Texas A&M University. Pharyngeal arch structures will be used to determine if the Zenarchopteridae are distinct from other halfbeaks and if they are more closely related to other fish. Working with Bruce Collette. Department of Zoology, Fishes. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Ashley, Arden. Macalesten College. Determining whether hybridization has occurres between two different genera of sand dollars. Working with David Pawson. Department of Zoology, Invertebrates. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Barredo, Lauren. American University. Analyzing data from meteorites using photoshop. Working with Ed Vicenzi. Department of Mineral Sciences. 2-Mar-04 to 30-Apr-04.

*Barredo, Lauren. American University. Bacterial iron oxidation. Working on iron deposits that feed bacteria in variuos envronments. Working with Ed Vicenzi. Department of Mineral Sciences. 27-Oct-04 to 30-May-05.

Becker, Miles. Cornell University. Field Guide to Bats of the Amazon. A comprehensive guide to field identification and natural history of bats in the Amazon region. Working with Erica Sampaio. Department of Zoology, Vertebrates, Mammals. 19-Jan-04 to 6-Feb-04.

Bernstein, Rachel Ann. University of Virginia. Assisting with tasks at the Anthropological Archives. Working with Susan McElrath. Department of Anthropology, Anthropological Archives. 24-May-04 to 30-July-04.

Bertelsen, Jennifer. Rochester Institute of Technology. Photographing 17th century skeletons as well as scanning, archiving and cataloging. Working with Dr. Douglas Owsley. Department of Anthropology. 7-June-04 to 13-Aug-04.

*Blackburn, John "Chip". George Mason University. Reproductive biology and morphology of Moyingye frogs & systematics of the the checkered keelback watersnake Xenochrophis piscator. Working with George Zug, Department of Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 24-Feb-04 to 31-Dec-04.

*Block, Kelci. Lincoln Park Academy. Working with Valerie Paul. Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce. 7-Dec-04 to 31-May-05.

Blunt, Keshaun. Corcoran School of Art and Design. Scientific Illustration of Insects. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 1-Sep-03 to 30-May-04.

Bowers, Dan. MultiLocus Sequence Typing (MLST) of Staphylococcus aureus strains from clinical and environmental samples from the US Naval Academy. Working with Lee Weigt. Laboratory of Analytical Biology. 1-Feb-04 to 31-Aug-04.

Brindza, Christine. James Madison University. Analysis of artifacts from Newfoundland to be prepared for tribal repatriation. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Christina Leece. Department of Anthropology. 23-Sep-03 to 27-May-04.

Brown, Herrick. University of South Carolina. The garden lizard, Calotes versicolor, is a widespread South Asian reptile. Recent field studies in Myanmar have sugested that "versicolor" is several species rather than one. This research will examine this hypothisis using a detailed morphological study of Myanmar populations. Working with Groege Zug and Jim Schulte. Department of Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 15-Jan-04 to 31-May-04.

Brown, Megan. Arizona State University. Looking at meteorites to determind if the Manganese (Mn) and Chromium (Cr) abundances in meteorites can distiguish astroid origins. Working with Tim McCoy. Department of Mineral Sciences. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Butts, Michael. Duke University. Assisting on current projects to determine genetic analyses of Heliconia. Working with John Kress. Department of Botany. 3-Jun-03 to 4-Jun-04.

Carland, Tristan. University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Assisting in the Nementean (killer worm species) diversification study by linking OBIS mapping systems to the Nementis website as well as assisting in other lab work. Working with Jon Norenburg. Department of Zoology, Invertebrate Zoology. 1-June-2004 to 6-Aug-2004.

Cassara, Jason. University of Maryland. Compiling and analyzing data on fossil plant localities using the paleobiology database to assess plant diversity patterns over geological time. Working with Hallie Sims and Scott Wing. Department of Paleobiology. 15-Sep-03 to 15-Sep-04.

Chen, Jonathan. Oberlin College. Identifying all the attine (Fungus- growing ants) species that occur in Panama and developing an exhaustive list and illustrative key. Working with Ted Schultz. Department of Entomology. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Chester, Nathaniel. Field High School. Assisting photographer documenting museum artifacts. Working with Chip Clark. Office of the Senior Scientific Photographer. 2-Feb-04 to 20-Feb-04.

*Chiang, Hsiao-Wen. George Washington University. Assisting with the Native American Hall take down project. Working with Greta Hansen. Department of Anthropology. 1-Sep-04 to 30-Nov-04.

Clarke, Andrew. Massey University, New Zealand. Using molecular tools to reveal the origins of the bottle gourd in the New World including Polynesia. Working with Bruce Smith. Department of Anthropology.7-Jul-04 to 10-Sep.04.

Clendenin, Amy. University of Florida. Assisting staff with photo projects related to natural history. Department of Photo Services. Working with Donald Hurlbert. 27-May-2004 to 27-Aug-2004.

Cobb, Tracie. George Washington University. Constructing a finding guide for a section of the anthropological collections at the Museum Support Center as well as assisting with specimen loans, collection tours, hall deconstructions, and other collection management duties. Working with Deborah Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 8-June-04 to 19-Aug-04.

*Colling, Christina. Smith College. Handbook of North American Indians. Working with Joanna Scherer. Department of Anthropology. 7-Sep-04 to 17-Dec-04.

*Conrad, Amanda-Paige. Sweet Briar College. Researching Mali culture as well as resources on Himba culture of South Africa. Working with Mary Jo Arnoldi. Department of Anthropology. 27-Oct-03 to 27-Oct-04.

Cook, Geoffrey. Working with Allegra Jabo. Department of Paleobiology. 12-Sep-03 to 30-Jun-04.

Copes, Lynn. Columbia University. Investigating the usefulness of paleoenvironmental data to the fossil homini sites of Turkana and Olduvai. Working with Rick Potts. Department of Anthropology. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

*Coyne, Elizabeth. George Washington University. Marketing and electronic media. Assisting the business development and marketing staff with production of electronic newsletters and general marketing and promotion. Working with Karen Fitzgerald. Office of Business Ventures. 17-Sep-04 to 31-Dec-04.

Crane, Natania. Telluride High School. Creating and index for the research experiences and diary intries of an Alaskan explorer. Working with William Fitzhugh. Department of Anthropology. 14-June-04 to 16-July-04.

Cunnion, Anh-Thu Tong. George Washington University.Lakota Winter Count Teachers Guide. Developing educator resources for the NMNH Lakota Winter Count collection. Working with Candace Greene. Department of Anthropology. 12-Jan-04 to 31-May-04.

*Davis, Steve R. University of Maryland, College Park. Systematic revision of the Cossulinae (Lepidoptera: Cossidae) of Costa Rica. Working with Patricia Gentili-Poole. Department of Entomology. 30-May-03 to 31-May-05.

DeBacker, Christine. Mount Holyoke College. Arctic Studies research. Working with Stephen Loring. Department of Anthropology. 8-Jan-04 to 26-Jan-04.

Dever, Rodney. Shepherd College. Working in conjunction with the Riverside Municipal Museum, Clark Herbarium cataloging and databaseing plants from San Jacinto Mountain Range. Working with Rusty Russell. Department of Botany. 4-Jun-03 to 30-Jan-04.

*Dietrich, Carla. Universidad Del Comahue-Argentina. Identifying and describing new species in the Liolaemus pictus complex of southern Argentina and Chile. Working with James Schulte. Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 13-Jul-04 to 30-Jun-05.

Donadi, Emiliana. Concordia University. Working on the cataloging, curation and analysis of archaeological materials from Labrador, Canada and the Aleutian Islands, Alaska and 2) study and documentation of Inuit and Eskimo 19th century material culture and archives. Working with Stephen Loring. Department of Anthropology. 5-Oct-03 to 31-Aug-04.

*Earle, Kathryn. Tulane University. Researching "Sikhs: Legacy of the Punjab" the field notes and correspondance of William Louis Abbott. Working with Paul Taylor. Department of Anthropology. 23-Aug-04 to 23-Dec-04.

Earring, Martin. University of South Dakota. Classifying and cataloguing Plains Ledger art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Working with Candace Greene. Department of Anthropology. 1-June-2004 to 31-July-2004.

Edwards, Joanna. University of Chicago. Investigating the linkage between infection of birds by certain parasites and migratory patterns. Working with Sylvia Fallon. Department of Zoology, Genetics Program. 14-Jun-04 to 10-Sep-04.

Elion, Michael. George Washington University. Plotting and mapping the geographical localities of various species of microchiroptera from the Amazon River region of South America. Working with Erica Sampaio. Department of Zoology, Vertebrate Zoology, Mammals. 15-Sep-03 to 31-Jul-04.

Ellison, Frances. American University. Studying the evolution of the eyes and central ervous system of cave amphipods. Working with Chris Tudge. Department of Zoology, Invertebrate Zoology. 2-Oct-03 to 31-Dec-04. Appointment Terminated 19-Jan-04.

Fallon, Charlotte. William and Mary College. Studying Costa Rican rodents. Working with Neal Woodman. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 24-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Finwall, Alyce. Hamline University. Working on the cataloging, curation and analysis of archaeological materials from Labrador, Canada and the Aleutian Islands, Alaska and 2) study and documentation of Inuit and Eskimo 19th century material culture and archives. Working with Stephen Loring. Department of Anthropology. 5-Oct-03 to 31-May-04.

Ford, Spencer. University of Maryland, College Park. PNG Fossil Coral Project. Assisting in organizing and packaging coral specimens. Working with John Pandolfi and Allegra Jabo. Department of Paleobiology. 6-Jan-04 to 6-Feb-04.

Foss, Kristen. University of Indianapolis. Analysis of Native American glass beads. Working with Bill Billeck. Department of Anthropology. 18-Dec-03 to 29-Jan-04. - Appointment Terminated.

*Freeman, Gwendolyn. Randolph Community College. Assisting with photography projects including documentation of exhibits, black and white printing, scanning negatives, retouching of Gus Vanbeek's photo documentation of mud houses for his upcoming book - "Glorious Mud." WOrking with Don Hurlbert. Office of Photo Services. 14-Oct-04 to 13-Dec-04.

Freire, Jessica. University of Tennesse. Analysis of dental calculus in archeological samples. Study of data previously collected from Ecuadorian archaeological smaples of teeth. Working with Douglas Ubelaker. Department of Anthropology. 13-Jan-04 to 31-Jun-04.

Garcia, Amie. South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Examining microcline and albite using Cathodoluminesence (CL) techniques; trying to detect fluid migration and the effects of replacement. Working with Mike Wise. Department of Mineral Sciences. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Garrett, Cicely. George Washington University. Assisting with business development and marketing of the Natural History Museum as well as accounting processes for special events activities. Working with Jerald Sachs. Office of Business Ventures. 1-June-2004 to 29-Jul-2004.

Gaudreau, Andrew. University of Notre Dame. Identifying and transcribing audio and video recordings which will be used for a future exhibit at the History museum. Working with Jake Homiak. Department of Anthropology. 29-May-2004 to 7-Aug-2004.

Gelardi, Meghan. American University. Organization of an anthropologist's papers. Working with Susan McElrath. Department of Anthropology. 18-Dec-03 to 1-Sep-04.

GIDDING, Aaron. George Washington University. Assisting with the description and organization of anthropological Labrador collections. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Christina Leece. Department of Anthropology. 22-Nov-04 to 31-Jun-05.

Glazer, Rebecca. James Madison High School. Morphometric variation in scorpian trichobothiotaxy. Observing old scorpians in various states, sometimes using the electron microscope. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 15-Sep-03 to 1-May-04.

Godfrey, Jakki. Rutgers University. Assisting in the practical artifact conservation aspects of dismantling exhibit Hall 11. Working with Greta Hansen. Department of Anthropology. 3-Sep-03 to 31-Jul-04.

*Graham, Karlene. Lincoln Park Academy. Working with Valerie Paul. Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce. 7-Dec-04 to 31-May-05.

Granite, Guinevere. Kenyon College, American University. Skeletal documentation from both archaeological and forensic cases. Working with Doug Owsley, Department of Anthropology. 15-Jan-04 to 1-May-04.

Greenwalt, Kelly. Santa CLara University. Analysing Mission-ware (pottery sherds) of the Missions of California.Working with Ronald Bishop. Department of Anthropology. 28-Jun-04 to 6-Aug-04.

Grove, Margaret. Oberline College. Entering information about botanical specimens into databases and analyzing biogeograhical information about Asteracea specimens. Working with Tom Hollowell. Department of Botany. 1-Jun-04 to 14-Aug-04.

Gutierrez, Lizett. Montgomery College. Assisting and observing disection of specimens in osteo-prep lab. Working with John Ososky. Department of Zoology, Vertebrate Zoology. 1-Jan-04 to 1-Sep-04.

Haro, Xavier. Catholic University of Ecuador. Creating a key to the plant genus Critoniopsis. Working with Haroldl Robinson. Department of Botany. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Harrington, Andrew. George Washington University. Assisting with the take down of the North American Indian exhibit. Working with Deb Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 12-May-04 to 6-Aug-04.

Hatfield, Ashley. Hamilton College. Cathodoluminescent mapping of Guatemalan Jade. Working with Sorena Sorenson. Department of Mineral Sciences. 24-May-04 to 4-Jun-04.

Heffron, Sarah. George Washington University. Assisting with anthropological collections management activities. Working with Deb Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 11-May-04 to 1-Sep-04.

Henry, Erin. Roger Williams University. Assisting with collection management duties in paleobiology including filing fossil specimens and library research. Working with Jennifer Jett. Department of Paleobiology. 2-Jun-04 to 15-Aug-04.

Hirsch, Rebekah. Montgomery College. Assisting at the Osteo Prep lab. Working with John Ososky. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 15-May-04 to 29-Jul-04.

Hock, Marguerite. Queen Anne High School. Measuring and recording various morphological features of bats. Working with Erica Sampaio. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 7-June-04 to 16-July-04.

Hodges, Nathan. Portland State University. Cataloguing and entering data for plant specimens from the Guyana shield. Working with Tom Hollowell. Department of Botany. 21-Jun-04 to 31-Aug-04.

Holly, Lisa. American University. Arctic studies. Working with Bill Fitzhugh. Department of Anthropology. 25-Feb-04 to 19 Apr 04.

Ivey, Mary. Montgomery College. Helping to dissect and prepare biological specimens in the osteo prep lab. Working with John Ososky. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 17-Nov-03 to 31-May-04.

Jayawardena, Dushanthi. Hood College. Photo research for the handbook of North American Indians. Working wth Joanna Scherer. Department of Anthropology. 29-Jan-04 to 30-May-04.

Jonas, Mara. Drexel University. Promoting the Museum and encouraging media coverage. Working with Michele Urie. Office of Public Affairs. 23-Sep-03 to 26-Mar-04.

*Jonkman, Nikolas. Drake University. Researching the 1926 joint Smithsonian-Dutch expedition to Western New Guinea. Working with Paul Taylor. 23-Aug-04 to 23-Dec-04.

Jordan, Michael. University of Oklahoma. Researching and re-cataloguing Plains Ledger drawings in the collection of the National Anthropological Archives. Working with Candace Greene. Department of Anthropology. 1-Jun-04 to 1-Aug-04.

*Kerrigan, Ian. George Washington University. Ethnographic analysis of Kuna molas from Panama. Assisting with anthropological collections management activities. Working with Deb Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 15-Sep-04 to 31-Dec-04.

Kessler, Winifred. George Washington University. Repatriation of srtifacts to Labrador, Canada. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Christina Leece. Department of Anthropology. 25-Sep-03 to 30-May-04.

Khawaja, Ali. New York University. Assisting staff with photo projects related to natural history. Working with Donald Hurlbert. Department of Photo Services. 27-May-04 to 27-Aug-04.

Kivolowitz, Kerri. George Washington University. Researching 19th Century Hawaiian canoe information and the visit of Queen Kapiutani to the Smithsonian in 1887. Working with Adrienne Kaeppler. 25-May 04 to 25-Aug-04

*Koplik, Sarah. Johns Hopkins University. Studying faulan remains from Northern Syria and Iran. Working with Melinda Zeder. Department of Anthropology. 28-Sep-04 to 1-Jun-05.

Kovach, Beth. George Washington University. Designing and conducting a visitor study about the exhibit "Looking Both Ways" and repatriation of artifacts. Working with Bill Fitzhugh. Department of Anthropology. 8-Sep-03 to 30-May-04.

Kwiatkowski, Lisa. Florida Institute of Technology. Examination of chemistry as a mechanism for marine herbivore feeding preferences. A study in chemical and experimental procedures to assess feeding preferences. Working with Valerie Paul. Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce. 27-May-04 to 19-Aug-04.

*Kwiatkowski, Lisa. Florida Institute of Technology. Examination of chemistry as a mechanism for marine herbivore feeding preferences. A study in chemical and experimental procedures to assess feeding preferences. Working with Valerie Paul. Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce. 22-Sep-04 to 23-Oct-04.

*Landau, Elizabeth. University of Southern California. Ancient Greek sediment studies. Studying sediment cores from ancient Greek cities to discover what happened to them. Working with Dan Stanley. Department of Paleobiology. 1-Sep-04 to 31-Dec-04.

Lapp, Jennifer. George Washington University. Hawaii exhibit. Working with Deborah Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 26-Jan-04 to 1-Jun-04.

Lorenz, Emily. Mary Washington College. Identifying Foraminifera and studying oxygen isotopes to determine the environment. Working with Brian Huber and Kris Hooks. Department of Paleobiology. 2-Jun-03 to 13-Aug-04.

*Mann, Ajinder K. James Madison University. Assisting with the development of exhibits on Sikhism and Rastafari. Working with Michael Mason. Department of Anthropology. 01-Jul-04 to 31-Oct-04.

Martinez, Lisa. Havard University. Measuring tibial lengths in hominids. Working with Steve Ousley. Department of Anthropology. 7-June-04 to 13-June-04.

Maskevich, Adam. Johns Hopkins University. Study of faunal remains from various archaeological excavations in the Khabur triangle. Working with Melinda Zeder. Department of Anthropology. 3-Jul-03 to 15-Sep-04.

*Maskevich, Adam. Johns Hopkins University. Study of faunal remains from Northern Syria and Iran. Working with Melinda Zeder. Department of Anthropology. 28-Sep-04 to 1-Jun-05.

Maxwell, Kate Elizabeth. Bryn Athyn College. Assisting in the National Anthropological Archives. Working with Susan McElrath. Department of Anthropology. 10-Nov-03 to 31-Aug-04.

McCormick, Lara Elizabeth. California State University, Los Angeles. Documentation, inventory analysis, and re-housing of Huntington Collection. Working with David Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 28-Jun-04 to 09-Sep-04.

McGinnes, Michael. Working with Dave Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 13-Jun-03 to 30-Jun-04.

*Megliola, Alison. George Washington University. Assisting with business development and marketing projects including website development and promotion of programs. Working with Karen Fitzgerald. Office of Business Ventures. 7-Sep-04 to 8-Dec-04.

*Meindl-Andrews, Petra. University of Vienna, Austria. Publication process of book series for the Arctic Studies Center. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Katherine Rusk. Department of Anthropology. 3-Sep-03 to 1-Oct-04.

*Meshida, Keiko. Meiji University, Japan. Working with the marine mammal project on collections activities and specimen preparation. Working with Jim Mead, Charlie Potter, and Dee Allen. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 9-Feb-04 to 20-Oct-04.

*Meyers, Christine. American University. Crystacean micro-anatomy and photography with TEM. Working with Chris Tudge. Department of Zoology, Invertebrates. 8-Dec-03 to 31-May-05.

Miller, Alexander. Virginia Polytechnic State University. Working in Identification and quantification of marine epiphyte algal bryozoa of Southern Quebec to Southern Labrador and the East-Northeast coast of Newfoundland. Working with Walter Adey. Department of Botany. 1-Oct-03 to 30-Jan-04.

Mitchell, Annette. University of Maryland. Researching and writing entry for the publication "Mammalian Species." Working with Don Wilson, Department of Zoology, Mammals. 22-Dec-03 to 30-May-04.

Mohammadi, Shabnam. George Mason University. Assisting in the Division of Amphibians and Reptiles. Working with Bob Reynolds and Roy McDiarmid. Department of Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 5-Sep-03 to 20-May-04.

*Mohammadi, Shabnam. George Mason University. Working on the publication "Snake Species of the World" including literature research and editing. Working with Roy McDiarmid. Department of Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 24-May-04 to 23-May-05.

Mollogon, Jose. George Washington University. Creating and distributing surveys for museum visitors which will be used to improve the publics experiences at the musuem. Working with Jerry Sachs. Business Ventures. 14-Jun-04 to 15-Aug-04.

*Moore, Heather. Appalachian State University. Assisting with Doug Owsley's physical anthropology photography. Working with Chip Clark. ADRC, Scientific Photography. 22-Oct-04 to 30-Nov-04.

Moran, Emily. University of Michigan. Comparing phylogenies obtained from morphological and genetic data for several genera in the tribe Liabeae (compositae). Working with Vicki Funk. Department of Botany. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Morgan, James. Fort Valley State University. Investigating the morphology of the feet of shrews to determine evolutionary adaptation. Working with Neal Woodman. Department of Zoology. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Mueller, Nora. Loyola University of Chicago. Cataloging the papers of Frank Spencer, relating to his compilation of "A History of Physical Anthropology: An Encoclopedia." Working with Susan McElrath. Department of Anthropology. 3-Nov-03 to 31-Aug-04.

*Music, Joshua. George Washington University. Human long-bone symmetry. Analysis of human long bone measurements for the purpose of being able to match loose bones of individuals. Working with Dave Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 20-Jan-04 to 15-Dec-04.

Musica, Kathryn. University of Notre Dame. Assembling information on names and histories of the Plains Native Americans who were cast in face masks, to ascertain the historical context in which the casts were made. Working with Bill Billeck and David Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Neeley, Beth. Boston University. Visual Communication systems in the neotropical wrasses. Tropical reef fishes display a great diversity of colors and patterns. This research assesses how these signals have evolved by linking environmental variables to color patterns. Working with Bruce Collette and Jeff Williams. Department of Zoology, Fishes. 1-Dec-03 to 1-Jun-04.

Neighbors, Andrea. Washington College. Assisting arctic studies staff in researching Mongolia, looking for Chinese and Russian texts. Working with Bill Fitzhugh. Department of Anthropology. 18-Dec-03 to 9-Jan-04.

Neighbors, Andrea. Washington College. Working in Mongolia for a month looking at Deer Stone and burial sites. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Katherine Rusk. Department of Anthropology. 24-May-04 tp 31-Aug-04.

Newquist, Ingrid. Uinversity of California, Berkeley. Assisting in the creation of maps of highland villages in Mexico and the subsequent settlement and land use analysis. Working with Dan Rogers. Department of Anthropology. 20-Nov-03 to 31-May-04.

Oremland, Mollie Sue. Boston University. Research on reproductive / maturation states and patterns of lower jaw fractures in the short-finned pilot whale. Working with James Mead. Department of Zoology, Vertebrate Zoology, Mammals. 22-May-03 to 20-Mar-04.

*Orne, Leigh. Gonzaga University. Researching information about William Abbott and working on his fourth volume. Working with Paul Taylor. 7-Sep-04 to 5-Jan-05.

Ortiz, Digna. Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico. Identifying decoration types from habitation sites of the Steed-Kisker phase (AD 1100-1250). Working with WIlliam Billeck. Department of Anthropology. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Osborne, Yvette. Working with Dave Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 2-Feb-04 to 9-Apr-04.

Paterson, Zoe. Wilde Lake High School. Fossil Corals. Working with John Pandolfi. Department of Paleobiology. 6-Jan-04 to 15-Jan-04.

Paterson, Zoe. Virginia Technical Institute. Assisting with Coral core organization and helping to edit papers for the Atoll Research Bulliten. Working with Ian Macintyre. Department of Paleobiology. 25-May-04 to 30-May-04. Appointment terminated.

Pinto, Miguel. Universidad Catholic del Ecuador. Comparing possible hybrid bear skull with a series of black and brown hears skulls in order to confirm the identity of this rare specimen. Working with Alfred Gardner. Department of Zoology. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Pons, Skyler. Albert Einstein High School. Organizing and inventory of paleobiology collections. Working with Scott Wing. Department of Paleobiology. 10-Aug-03 to 30-Aug-04.

Powell, Jennifer. Rochester Institute of Technology. Assisting Don Hurlbert with photographic services at the Natural History Museum. Department of Photo Services. 14-Jun-04 to 15-Augt-04.

*Prag, Zack. American University. Comparative Neuroanatomy of Amphipods. Histological sectioning of cave amphipod neural tissue to compare cave populations in different light regimes. Working wth Chris Tudge. Department of Zoology, Invertebrates. 30-Jan-04 to 30-Jan-05.

Price, Lucy. St. Pauls High School. Creating and index for the research experiences and diary intries of an Alaskan explorer. Working with William Fitzhugh. Department of Anthropology. 14-Jun-04 to 16-Jul-04.

*Prodhan, Rika. George Washington University. An anthropological investigation of Ipiutal human remains from Point Hope, Alaska. Working with Bruno Frohlich. Department of Anthropology. 24-Feb-04 to 30-Dec-04.

*Prutzman, Courtney. George Washington University. A re-assessment of sexual diagnostics on human innominate. Volumes of literature have been dedicated to the study of the innominate (pelvis) and its utility in sexual determination of human remains. This research seeks to retest the accuracy of certain diagnostic landmarks such as the pre-auricular sulcus, ventral arc, sciatic not, etc. using black and white males and females from the Terry Collection. Working with Dave Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 10-Sep-04 to 20-May-04.

*Quinn, Aleta. University of Maryland. Continuing work to revise the species/subspecies of Central and South American Olingos (Genus: Bassaricyon). Working with Don Wilson. Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Mammals. 24-May-04 to 31-Dec-04.

*Raaphorst, Jeffery. George Washington University. Comparative study of the location of the foramen magnum in primates in relation to the orbital plane which will be compared to different locomotor behaviors of primates. Working with David Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 12-Jul-04 to 1-Jun-05.

Rawlins, Jessica. Dartmouth College. Assisting with collections management and database development as well as participating in manuscript preparation and image caputre and modification. Working with Elizabeth Nelson. Department of Invertebrate Zoology. 21-Jun-04 to 2-Sep-04

Reed, Jennifer. Oberlin College. Indentifying the original host and geographical source of the malaria parasite in Hawaiian Honeycreepers using PCR and DNA sequencing. Working with Robert Fleischer. Department of Zoology, Genetics Program. 1-June-04 to 31-Aug-04.

*Reiter, Elaine. Northern Virginia Community College. Searching for a Past: Sami People web site. Working with Bill Fitzhugh and Noel Broadbent. Department of Anthropology, 1-Jun-04 to 31-Dec-04.

Reynolds, Sheila. Working with Mike Braun. Department of Zoology. 15-Jul-02 to 14-Jul-04.

Rice, Leslie Ann. Santa Clara University. Analysing Mission-ware (pottery sherds) of the Missions of California. Working with Ronald Bishop. Department of Anthropology. 28-Jun-04 to 6-Aug-04.

*Rice, Sarah Jane. Goerge Washington University. Cataloging the fish fluid collection. Working with Lisa Palmer. Department of Zoology, Fishes. 20-Sep-04 to 20-Sep-05.

Riley, Erin. George Washington University. Researching information for the new Hawaiian exhibit. Working with Adrienne Kaeppler. 25-May-04 to 22-Sep-04.

*Rivara, Andrew. George Washington University. Conservation of teh endangered Buena Vista Lake Shew. Working with Jesus Maldonado. Department of Zoology, Genetics Lab. 1-Oct-04 to 31-Jan-05.

Roland, Adele. Cornell University. Assisting with marine mammal collection and databasing. Working with Jim Mead. Department of Vertebrate Zoology - Mammals. 01-Jul-04 to 30-Aug-04.

Ross, Mailie. Melbourne University, Australia. Gathering genetic data on fungus growing ants to determine phylogeny. Working with post doc Sean Brady (Ted Schultz). Department of Entomology. 22-Jul-04 to 03-Sep-04.

Rothenberger, Paige. George Mason University. Compiling and organizing paleo-coralline algae data from Papau New Guinea. Working with John Pandolfi and Allegra Jabo. Department of Paleobiology. 03-Feb-03 to 30-Jun-04.

Rozanski, Paige. Vassar College. Organizing the supplementary material of the Human Film Studies Archives. Working with Daisy Njoku. Department of Anthropology. 27-May-04 to 4-Aug-04.

*Rushing, Kelly. George Washington University. DIsmantling the Native American Hall. Working with Greta Hansen. Department of Anthropology. 1-Sep-04 to 10-Dec-04.

Sadlowski, Bethany. Examination of variation in beetle genitalia. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 12-Aug-03 to 30-Jun-04.

Schneck, Adrian. Corcoran School of Art and Design. Transfering of slides to digital files. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 25-Sep-03 to 1-May-04.

Schuler, Katie. Corcoran School of Art and Design. Scientific Illustration of Insects. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 1-Sep-03 to 30-May-04.

Scott, Randal. George Washington University. Assisting in assembling a finding guide for River Basin Survey collection materials. Working with Deborah Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 3-Jun-04 to 24-Aug-04.

Seborg, Susan. Buffalo State College. Assisting staff conservators with maintaining care of the anthropolgy collection. Working with Greta Hansen. Department of Anthropology. 10-Jun-04 to 13-Augt-04.

Seto, Andy. Georgetown University. Conservation of the ornate shrew. Working with Jesus Maldonado. Department of Zoology, Genetics Program. 15-Jun-04 to 31-Aug-04.

Sharp, Helena. McGill University. Newfoundland field report processing. Working with Bill Fitzhugh, Department of Anthropology. 29-Sep-03 to 30-Jun-04.

*Shender, Micah. University of Chicago. Research on photographs and other picture materials for the Southwest volume of the Handbook of North American Indians. Working with Joanna Scherer. Department of Anthropology. 7-Jul-04 to 24-Sep-04.

Shiel, Matthew. George Washington University. Application of emerging 3-D technology and applying it to the study of Anthropology. Working with Rebecca Snyder. ADP Office. 16-Jun-03 to 16-Jun-04.

*Sligar, Juliette. American University. European travelers in Indian Country. Working with Cesare Marino. Department of Anthropology. 1-Feb-04 to 30-Dec-04.

Spero, Nicole. George Washington University. Hawaii exhibit. Working with Deborah Hull-Walski. Department of Anthropology. 29-Jan-04 to 1-Jun-04.

Spinner, Kristin. Bucknell University. Assisting with tasks at the Anthropological Archives. Working with Susan McElrath. Department of Anthropology, Anthropological Archives. 24-May-04 to 23-July-04.

Stringfellow, Jennifer. George Washington University. Assisting postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Robert Losey, with the study , photography, and illustration of the tools and shellfish remains from site 35CLT20, the Par-Tee site, and creating a web-page exhibit about Dr. Losey's research. Working with David Rosenthal. Department of Anthropology. 04-Sep-03 to 31-May-04.

Stupp, Erica. George Washington University. Zooarchaeology lab, sorting animal remains from Mesopotamian sites. Working with Melinda Zeder and Scott Rufolo. 12-Feb-04 to 31-May-04.

Sussman, Adrienne. Simon's Rock College of Bard. Stuyding morphological features among Callosciurus prevostii to determine whether the squirrels belong to one species or three. Working with Richard Thorington. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

*Swift, Amanda. Unity College. Fish Illustration Project: scanning fish illustrations from 18th and 19th century, inventoring, rehousing and preparing web design. Working with Lisa Palmer. Department of Zoology, Fishes. 26-Apr-04 to 30-Dec-04.

Tachibana, Rumiko. University of Victoria. Helping with the implementation of various anthropological issues for researchers and for public education. Working with Ann Kaupp. Department of Anthropology. 17-May-04 to 31-Jul-04.

Thomas, Toccarra. Smith College. Developing finding aids for all HSFA films regarding South Africa. Working with Pam Wintle. Department of Anthropology. 7-Jun-04 to 3-Aug-04.

Thorn, Anna. Madison High School. Interactions between Jurassic insect populations. Working with Jorge Santiago-Blay. Department of Paleobiology. 14-Oct-03 to 7-Feb-04.

Torres, Mauricio. Universidad Industrial de Santander. Probing the hypothosis that a certain fish population is a new species. Working with Richard Vari. Department of Zoology, Fishes. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

Trimmer, Beth. George Mason University. Investigating the Pacific lizard, Hemiphyllodactylus typus. Working with George Zug. Department of Zoology, Amphibians and Reptiles. 9-Jun-03 to 31-May-04.

True, Emily. Georgetown University. Working in public affairs office to promote mueum exhibits and activities. Working with Michele Urie. Office of Development, Public Affairs. 17-May-04 to 13-Aug-04.

Tsai, Rosita. Thomas S. Wootton High School. Completing data entry for the Asteraceae Family of the Venezulan Guayana's and performing data analyses of the compiled data. Working with Tom Hollowell. Department of Botany. 6-Jul-04 to 30-Jul-04.

Velez, Jorge. University of Puerto Rico. Gathering data from late Jurassic and late Cretaceous sites to analyize the patterns of deposition, taphonomy and paleoecology using rocks. Working with Matt Carrano. Department of Paleobiology. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

*Vlieg, Lisa. Pacific Lutheran University. Assisting with the new Egypt exhibit. Working with Kathleen Gordon. Department of Anthropology. 7-Sep-04 to 17-Dec-04.

Waigand, Miriam. Washington University. Exploring the Sedimentology of Ancient Greek Cities. Working with Dr. Daniel Stanley. Department of Anthropology. 19-May-04 to 20-Aug-04.

Wanikawa, Akiko. New York University. Assisting in the practical artifact conservation aspects of dismantling exhibit Hall 11. Working with Greta Hansen. Department of Anthropology. 9-Sep-03 to 31-Jul-04.

*Watson, Adam. Cornell University. Socio-economic changes in Northern Mesopotamia, 3rd Millenium B.C. A study of the effects of initial urbanization and the development of complex economies in Northern Mesopotamia through faunal analysis. Working with Melinda Zeder and Scott Rufolo. Department of Anthropology. 9-Apr-04 to 9-Apr-05.

Weil, David. Brandeis University. Assisting exhibit development of various subjects including Ratafarianism and Seik cultures. Working with Michael Mason. Department of Anthropology. 17-Jun-04 to 1-Sep-04.

*Wilkes, Steven. Brandis University. Marine mammal research. Working with Charlie Potter. Department of Zoology, Mammals. 12-Jan-04 to 5-Apr-05.

*Williams, Aleithea. George Washington University. Cataloguing photographs for volume 3 of the handbook of North American Indians into a database. Working with Joanna Scherer. Department of Anthropology. 16-Jun-04 to 01-Dec-04.

Williams, Erin Marie. George Washington University. Contributing to the database project detailing the characteristics of major archaeological sites in East Africa. Working with Rick Potts. Department of Anthropology. 17-Nov-03 to 31-May-04.

Williams-O'Donnell, Katherine. University of Oklahoma. Reviewing and enhancing catalog information associated with 19th century Plains Indian drawings; Organizing information and improving electronic access. Working with Candace Greene. Department of Anthropology. 1-Jun-04 to 31-Jul-04.

Winters, Elizabeth. American University. Working on editing the publication "A Teachers Guide: A Companion for Anthropology explorers". Working with Ruth Selig. Department of Anthropology. 24-May-04 to 20-Aug-04.

*Wisecup, Marie. Mary Baldwin College. Study of photographs of Native Americans in North America. Working with Joanna Scherer. Department of Anthropology. 16-Jun-04 to 5-Dec-04.

Woodworth, Elizabeth. George Washington University. Acting as a laison between the museum and the media. Working with Michele Urie. Department of Public Affairs. 16-Jun-04 to 14-Aug-04.

*Zeininger, Angel. George Washington University. A backscattered electron image analysis comparing trabecular bone mineralization in the third metacarpels of Homo sapiens and Pan troglodytes. Working with David Hunt. Department of Anthropology. 12-Jul-04 to 30-July-05.

Zelewicz, Lee. Lycoming College. Using Cathodoluminesence (CL) mapping and Scanning Electron Microscopy in an attempt to establish provenences for the Khmen sculptures. Working with Sorena Sorensen. Department of Mineral Sciences. 29-May-04 to 7-Aug-04.

*Zhang, Xin. Ecole des Moines de Paris. Global volcanism project. Image processing of existed volcanos around the world and data management. Working with Paul Kimberly. Department of Entomology. 8-Oct-04 to 8-Oct-05.

Zhaurova, Kira. George Mason University. Assisting with special aspects of collections management and research of leaf beetles. Working with Dave Furth. Department of Entomology. 08-Jul-02 to 08-Jul-04.

Zopf, Magdalena. Smith College. Working with the plant species of Heliconia. Working with John Kress. Department of Botany. 1-June-04 to 13-Aug-04.