Students supported by the GECRG
Graduate and postdoctoral training
is a key objective for the Research Group, particularly
interdisciplinary approaches that leverage research resources in
different department laboratories. We've provided assistantships and
research support to a large number of talented students to help initiate
new research and further our continuing projects:
- Chad Lane, Geography
Studying the paleoclimatic significance of stable carbon isotopes in
lake sediments from Costa Rica
- Catherine Lalande, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Using isotopic tracers to study particle transport in high latitude
marine systems
- Dana Miller, Geology
Using the oxygen isotope composition of alpha-cellulose in southern
pine to establish an historical record of hurricane impacts
- Whitney Nelson, Geology
Using stable isotopes to establish historical records of monsoonal
moisture in the southwestern USA
- Philip Young, Geography
Studying particle size distributions relevant to climatic variation in
the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica
- Jake Cseke, Geography
Tree-ring dating of small-scale canopy disturbance events, Great Smoky
Mountains National Park
- Daniel Lewis, Geography
Fire history and tree-ring studies in El Malpais National Monument,
New Mexico and in the Bahamas
- Lisa Boulton, Geography
Erosion analyses in west Tennessee agricultural soils
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