Global Change Student Grant Competition
Awardees for 2004
- Anthony Arendt, Geophysical Institute: Measurement of temperature and precipitation lapse rates on Gulkana Glacier, Alaska
- Colin Beier, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Impacts of climate warming on Tongass National Forest management: Widespread decline of yellow-cedar and its sustainability as a timber resource in Alaska
- Emma Betts, Institute of Arctic Biology: Effects of permafrost and climate change on catchment hydrology, dissolved organic matter bioavailability and metabolism in northern boreal forest streams
- Eleanor Boyce, Geophysical Institute: Recent behavior of Mendenhall Glacier, southeast Alaska: Response to climatic and subglacial topographic factors
- Elizabeth Calvert, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences: Effects of global change on floating kelp beds in southeast Alaska: The impacts on recruitment of commercially important fish species
- Pieter A.P. de Hart, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences: Stable isotope analysis of Bowhead whale baleen as a biochemical recorder of shifts in migratory patterns during recent arctic environmental change
- Nicholas J. Lisuzzo, Institute of Arctic Biology: The influence of a glacially fed river's hyporheic zone on terrestrial nitrogen dynamics
- Elizabeth Marino, Department of Anthropology: Mapping White Mountain: place names of the past and the present
- Kumi Rattenbury, Institute of Arctic Biology: Implications of observed climate change for reindeer herding on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
- Sarah Story, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences: A mesocosm study of biological interaction between sea ice and water column: Effects of nutrient and light variations on ice algal growth
- Kenneth Tape, Geophysical Institute: Finding and repeating old photographs to refine the record of vegetation change in northern Alaska
- Susan B. Vanek, Department of Anthropology: The regulation of time, space and classification
- Yiming Wang, Department of Geology & Geophysics and the Water & Environmental Research Center: Extending the record of temperature changes in Alaska beyond the instrument record: oxygen isotope analysis of chironomids in Alaska lakes
- Cory T. Williams, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences: Tufted puffins as biological indicators of forage fish availability in the western Gulf of Alaska
Student Awardees for 2003
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Student Awardees for 2001
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