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Thursday, April 28 |
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SESSION VIII: RELIGIOUS STUDIES Death and Spirituality Presentations |
Lovejoy 344 Session Chair: Debra Campbell |
9:30 - 10:45 AM |
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Dennis Gallagher ('12) |
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Hospice Care: An Opportunity for Spiritual Healing |
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Ellen Ramage ('11) |
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AIDS and Catholicism: Trials and Responses |
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David Welsh ('12) |
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Free Speech v. Funerals: Snyder v. Phelps & the Sacred Nature of Funerals |
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SESSION IX: WOMEN GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES Women Gender and Sexuality Studies Honors Presentations |
Smith Session Chair: Lisa Arellano |
10:00 - 11:30 AM |
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10:00 am |
Qainat Khan ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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'Pretty, Witty and Gay!': Queer Counter Narratives in West Side Story |
10:30 am |
Emma Anastos-Wallen ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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The Regulation of Sex-Oriented Businesses in Maine: Prescriptive Discourses About Sexuality |
11:00 am |
Heather Pratt ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Silencing and Sexual Assault at Colby College |
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SESSION X: AMERICAN STUDIES American Studies Senior Research Papers |
Hurd Session Chair: Margaret McFadden |
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM |
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10:00 am |
J. Dodds ('11), American Studies
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Constructed Blackness and the Importance of Genre in Spike Lee's 'Miracle at St. Anna' |
10:20 am |
Maureen Quinn ('12), African Studies
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Racial Outsiders in Spike Lee's Bamboozled |
10:40 am |
J. Muller ('11), American Studies
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Everyone Wants Their Own Slice of the Pie: the Struggle for Equality in Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing' |
11:00 am |
Anne Geraghty ('11), American Studies
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He Got Game: Basketball's shift from the game to the 'green' |
11:30 am |
Margot Apothaker ('11), African Studies
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Spike Lee's 'Girl 6:' Representing Black Women in Hollywood |
11:40 am |
Mavrick Afonso ('11), American Studies
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A Piece of the Pie: Do The Right Thing and Territorial Behavior |
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SESSION XI: ANTHROPOLOGY Anthropology Honors Presentations |
Whitney Session Chair: Catherine Besteman |
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM |
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11:00 am |
Zachary Mitchell ('11), Anthropology
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Profits over People: Inequality and the American Dream |
11:40 am |
Deborah Merzbach ('11), Anthropology
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Summer Camp as a Rite of Passage: An Explication of Camp as a Transformative Experience |
12:20 pm |
Rachel Gleicher ('11), International Studies
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From Victims and Villains to Protagonists: Immigration and Citizenship in Italy |
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SESSION XII: WOMEN GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES Women Gender &Sexuality Studies Honors Presentations |
Smith Session Chair: Lisa Arellano |
1:00 - 4:00 PM |
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1:00 pm |
Heather Pratt ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Cosmopolitan Magazine and the Third Wave of Feminism |
1:15 pm |
Qainat Khan ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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'The liberator who destroyed my property has realigned my perceptions:' White Masculine Subjectivity in Fincher's Se7en, Fight Club and The Social Network |
1:30 pm |
Karlyn Adler ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Gender, Athletics, and the Media |
1:45 pm |
Emma Anastos-Wallen ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Eminem's Multiple Masculinities |
2:00 pm |
Katherine Brezinski ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Ellen DeGeneres: One Woman's Impact on the Gay Revolution and Coming Out |
2:15 pm |
Amy Dunlap ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Trafficking in Humans: Modern-Day Slavery and Gender Violence in Our Backyard |
2:30 pm |
Hali Castleman ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Teen Motherhood on MTV: Glamorous or Gritty? |
2:45 pm |
Michael Talarico ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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NFL Players and Sexual Assault |
3:15 pm |
Natasha De Sherbinin ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Hook-Up Culture at Colby College: The Search for Female Sexual Liberation |
3:30 pm |
Margot Apothaker ('11), Women, Gender, Sexuality
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Dove's 'Campaign for Real Women' and U by Kotex 'Break the Cycle:' Advertising Campaigns that Target Girls and Women |
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SESSION XIII: AMERICAN STUDIES American Studies Senior Research Papers |
Hurd Session Chair: Margaret McFadden |
1:00 - 2:00 PM |
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1:00 pm |
Barbara Santos ('11), American Studies
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'By Any Means Necessary': Taking Ownership of Black History in Spike Lee's 'Malcolm X' |
1:20 pm |
Anne Wardwell ('11), American Studies
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'Four Little Girls:' An Ongoing Civil Rights Struggle |
1:40 pm |
Alison Iannotti ('11), American Studies
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Spike Lee's 'He Got Game:' Representing the African-American Family and Socioeconomic Mobility through Sport |
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SESSION XIV: HISTORY History Honors Thesis Presentations |
Whitney Room Session Chair: Paul Josephson |
1:00 - 2:30 PM |
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1:00 pm |
Caley Robertson ('11), History
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Hastening the Wheels of Change: International Cold War Pressure and Civil Rights Reform During the Truman Presidency |
1:30 pm |
Christopher Scharff ('11), History
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The Rise of Corporate Social Responsibility |
2:00 pm |
Kristin Nissen ('11), History
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National Myths, Local Legacies, and Personal Stories: Japan's Conflicting War Memories |
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SESSION XV: GERMAN Identities and Ideologies |
Whitney Session Chair: Cyrus Shahan |
2:30 - 4:30 PM |
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2:30 pm |
Ramsey Meigs ('11), German/Russian
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Die Katastrophe des digitalisierten Selbstes: Kant, Jelinek und Adorno im Zeitalter von Facebook |
2:50 pm |
James Violette ('11), German/Russian
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Zombies, Sex Dolls and the End of the World: Enlightenment and Dystopia in Thor Kunkel's Schaumschwester |
3:10 pm |
Clifford Katz ('11), German/Russian
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Technik, Gesellschaft, und Alexander Kluges 'Lernprozesse' |
3:30 pm |
Meredith Fast ('11), German/Russian
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Die Erfolg der Puppen: Aufklärung durch Komplikation des Subjekts und Objekts |
3:50 pm |
Anna Franzen ('11), German/Russian
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Die Vergangenheitsbewältigung in Wolfgang Koeppens 'Der Tod in Rom' und Arno Schmidts 'Die Gelehrtenrepublik' |
4:10 pm |
Katherine MacNamee ('14), German/Russian
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Literature as a Key Element in Second Language Acquisition |
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SESSION XVI: ENGLISH On with the Story: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
Hurd Session Chair: Jennifer Boylan |
3:00 - 5:00 PM |
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3:00 pm |
Darcy Bullock ('11), English
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On with the Story 1: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay and Memoir |
3:10 pm |
Duncan Hardock ('11), English
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On with the Story 2: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
3:20 pm |
Catherine Hawkins ('11), English
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On with the Story 3: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
3:30 pm |
Tajreen Hedayet ('11), English
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On with the Story 4: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
3:40 pm |
Peter Johnson ('11), English
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On with the Story 5: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
3:50 pm |
Hopestill Kraft ('11), English
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On with the Story 6: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
4:00 pm |
Benjamin Mitchell-Lewis ('11), English
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On with the Story 7: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
4:10 pm |
Grant Patch ('12), English
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On with the Story 8: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
4:20 pm |
Hannah Pulit ('11), English
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On with the Story 9: Readings in Fiction, Screenplay, and Memoir |
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SESSION XVII: ART AND EAST ASIAN STUDIES Arts of Japan |
Museum Session Chair: Ankeney Weitz |
4:00 - 5:00 PM |
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Petya Andreeva ('13), East-Asian Studies
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Seeds of the Past and Blossoms of Change: The Political Side of Musha-e Prints |
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Sally Klose ('12), Art
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The Rise of the Landscape Genre in Takagawa Japan |
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Samantha Jaff ('11), Art
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Takeuchi Keishu's Girl in School Uniform |
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Hoai Nguyen ('12), Art
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Kiyohime Transforming Into a Serpent |
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Yin Fu ('11), Art
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Kunisada's Oiran |
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SESSION XVIII: ART Culture of Memory: Monuments and Memorials |
Smith Session Chair: Veronique Plesch |
4:00 - 6:00 PM |
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4:00 pm |
Nicolyna Enriquez ('11), Art
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Memorializing the Dead in the Victorian Age |
4:40 pm |
Kristin Nissen ('11), Art
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The Vel' d'Hiv' Monument in Paris: A Site of Political Memory |
5:20 pm |
Samantha Richens ('11), Art
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The Renovation of Ellis Island: A Modern Pilgrimage |
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SESSION XIX: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY STS Poster Session |
Parker Reed, SSW Session Chair: Jim Fleming |
4:00 - 5:30 PM |
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Boezeman, Emiko L. ('11) |
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From Humans to Machines: The Evolution of Japanese Communication Technologies and Their Influence on the Written Language |
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Bonnheim, Noah B. ('11) |
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The Search for a Hero: The Psychological Appeal of Geoengineering |
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Carter, Sarah M. ('11) |
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HAPPY PILLS: The Discovery, Development and Societal Implications of Antidepressant Technology |
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Crommett, Marisa K. ('11) |
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Communicating Health Care Options: Dominican Herbal Remedies in the Dominican Republic and New York City |
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Eaton, Beta ('11) |
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Lobstering in Stonington, Connecticut and Stonington, Maine: Two Cases Demonstrating Necessary Cooperation Among Scientists, Fishermen, and Policy Makers for A Sustainable Fishery |
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Eberly, Nathan A. ('11) |
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Mediavision: Social Lessons Learned from Television History |
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Fleming, Amie R. ('11) |
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Urban Sprawl: Critiquing the Place of Community and Environment in Suburban America |
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Haver, Hana L. ('11) |
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Genes on Trial: An Evaluation of Gene Therapy in the Media |
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Koallick, Alexander M. ('11) |
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Energy, Environment, Embargo: A look at How the Oil Embargo of 1973-74 Changed American Perceptions of Environmental Protection |
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McNulty, Mark E. ('11) |
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Examining and Understanding Methods to Mitigate the Effects of Agricultural Oil Shock |
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Schnettler, Erin M. ('11) |
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Tipping Point to Turning Point: Horatio Crie and the Development of a Conservation Ethic in the Maine Lobster Industry |
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Sheppard, Danielle C. ('11) |
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Social Solutions for Climate Change: Cross Cultural Lessons from Denmark to the United States |
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Cizmar, Stephan J. ('11) |
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An Assessment of Technological Progress as a Catalyst of Economic Growth Through an Analysis of Two General Purpose Technologies: Electrification and the Internet |
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SESSION XX: JEWISH STUDIES Maine Jewish History Project |
Robinson-Wormser Rooms, Miller Library Session Chair: David Freidenreich |
4:00 - 6:00 PM |
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Miles de Klerk ('13), Jena Hershkowitz ('12), Spencer Kasko ('12), Madeline Kurtz ('14), Robyn Wardell ('11) and Margie Weiner ('12), Maine Jewish History Project
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Exhibition Curators |
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SESSION XXI: CINEMA STUDIES Cinema Studies Honors Thesis and Independent Study Presentations |
Whitney Room Session Chair: Sarah Keller |
4:40 - 6:15 PM |
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4:40 pm |
Matthew Von Vogt ('11), Independent Studies
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Fritz Lang's Indian Epic: The Failure of Cinema and Modernity |
5:00 pm |
Elizabeth Fort ('11), English
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Pedro Almodóvar: Control of Images through Images |
5:20 pm |
Oliviero Borgna ('11), English
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Terrence Malick and Authorship in Film Art |
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SESSION XXII: ENGLISH Senior Poetry Reading |
Robinson Room, Miller Session Chair: Adrian Blevins |
7:00 - 8:00 PM |
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7:00 pm |
Molly Bennett ('11), Blair Braverman ('11), Hannah Wagner ('11), Charlotte Wilder ('11), Duncan Hardock ('11) and Caitlin Vance ('11), Senior Poetry Reading
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Senior Poetry Readings |
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SESSION XXIII: DEAN OF FACULTY EPSCoR Presentations |
Parker Reed SSW Session Chair: Whitney King |
7:30 - 9:00 PM |
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Andrew Maguire ('11), Biology
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Site Fidelity in Libellulid Dragonflies on Johnson Pond |
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Malia Kawamura ('14) |
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The Use of the Dynamic Reservoir Simulation Model to Predict the Effect of Climate Change on the Thermal Structure of Lakes |
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Patrick McBride ('11) |
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Site Fidelity Behavior Displayed by the Libelluid Sympetrum vicinum on Johnson Pond |
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Sophie Sarkar ('11) |
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Buffernomics: Assessing the Motivations Behind Shoreline Residents� Willingness to Pay for Lake Conservation in East Pond and North Pond. � |
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Josephine Thiele ('12) |
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Sediment Analysis for Great Pond, Long Pond and East Pond: Implications for Belgrade Lake Eutrophication |
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Kimberly Bittler ('11) |
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Zooplankton, Water Quality and Development in the Belgrade Lakes: A Case Study of the Family Sididae |