Global Change Student Grant Competition
Awardees for 2007
- Jason Amundson, Department of Geology & Geophysics: Investigating the climatic parameters influencing
calving rates of Jakobshavn Isbrae, West Greenland
- Jessica Beecher, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Adaptation to
cold in the far north
- Stefanie Bourne, Atmospheric Science Program: Dynamical downscaling over
Alaska and its applications
- David Gustine, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Predicting winter
condition for populations of muskoxen
- Markus Janout, School of Fisheries & Ocean Sciences: Atmospheric and oceanic
contributions on ocean temperatures in the northern Gulf of Alaska
- Trixie Lee, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Lean mass use and 15N enrichment
in hibernating arctic ground squirrels: developing a marker for field populations
- Anna Liljedahl, INDS (International Arctic Research Center/Institute of Northern Engineering):
Northern Alaska soil moisture distribution, today +/- 100 yrs
- Tracie Merrill, School of Fisheries & Ocean Sciences: Temporal changes in
Pacific walrus diet using stomach contents
- Jeremy Mull, School of Fisheries & Ocean Sciences: QuikSCAT measurements of
the wind field over the Bering Sea
- Dana Nossov, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Assessing the climate sensitivity
of thinleaf alder growth: patterns of drought stress and disease in the Tanana River floodplains
- Isabel Nunez Ortiz, Department of Linguistics: Global change and language loss: an effort to help the
revitalization of the Upper Tanana language through the creation of an instruction booklet
- Jennifer Rohrs-Richey, Department of Biology & Wildlife: How will water stress affect host susceptibility and
host physiology? An inoculation experiment with Alnus viridis (green alder) and Valsa melanodiscus
- Cody Strathe, Department of Anthropology: Variability in marine ecosystem productivity and effects on seal
abundance, morphology, and subsistence hunting throughout the Holocene in the Shelikof Strait, Alaska
- J. Michael Tapp II, Department of Geology & Geophysics: Climate change in the Late Cretaceous Paleoarctic:
a study using the stomatal index of fossil plant cuticle, chemostratigraphy, and palynology from the Prince Creek
Formation, North Slope, Alaska
- Erin Trochim, INDS (Water and Environmental Research Center): Detecting thermokarst change in the
Upper Kuparuk Basin from 1995 to 2008 using hyperspectral remote sensing and ground-truth data
Student Awardees for 2006
Student Awardees for 2005
Student Awardees for 2004
Student Awardees for 2003
Student Awardees for 2002
Student Awardees for 2001
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