Global Change Student Grant Competition
Awardees for 2008
- Laura Brosius, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Determining organic matter sources for methane production
and bubbling from Alaskan lakes using stable isotopes and radiocarbon ages
- Stacey Fritz, Department of Anthropology: DEW Line passage: Tracing the legacies of arctic militarization
- Michael Golub, Department of Mechanical Engineering: Study of electric vehicle utilization effect on carbon dioxide emissions
- Matthew Klick, Department of Resource Economics: Corporate social responsibility and community resilience: A case study of Norway's
Snohvit gas complex
- Michel dos Santos Mesquita, Department of Atmospheric Sciences: North Pacific storm track climatology: Is the
current operational algorithm misrepresenting Alaska storms?
- Grant Shimer, Department of Geology & Geophysics: A paleoenvironmental analysis of lake sediments from Canyon
Lake, Copper River basin, Alaska
- Adam Watson, Department of Biology & Wildlife: Using stable isotope analysis to assess the effect of drought stress on
white spruce vulnerability to bark beetle mortality
Student Awardees for 2007
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Student Awardees for 2001
If you are interested in submitting a proposal to this competition, check out the most recent guidelines to get an idea of what is required.
Specific guidelines for each year's competition are usually posted in December, with a proposal deadline at the end of February or beginning of March.
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This page last updated December 10, 2008.