Center for Global Change Student Research Grants - 1998 Awardees

Congratulations to the six students who received student research grants in 1998. These students and their projects are:

Richard Brenner Dept. of Biology and Wildlife and Institute of Arctic Biology The Consequences of Land-Use History and Chronic Nitrogen Deposition on Nitrifier Diversity Mark P. Herzog Dept. of Biology and Wildlife and Institute of Arctic Biology Global Change Effects on the Interactions of Habitat Quality, Habitat Availability, and Life History Traits of Black Brant Goslings on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska Jack W. McFarland Dept. of Biology and Wildlife and Institute of Arctic Biology The Relative Importance of Organic Nitrogen in Terrestrial Forest Ecosystems Shad R. O'Neel Dept. of Geology & Geophysics and Geophysical Institute The Mendenhall Glacier and Its Response to Climate Change Franklin R. Satterfield School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences Trophic Structure Analysis of North Pacific Salmon in Two Oceanic Regimes: A Retrospective Study Using Stable Isotopes del C-13 and del N-15 Jennifer Simmons Dept. of Atmospheric Science and Geophysical Institute Analysis of a Unique Data Set: Understanding the Polar Environment in a Changing Climate