People
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| Research Assistant Professor | |
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| Graduate Students | |
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5th year Ph.D. student Studying Great Lakes human caused stressors including food web contaminants, invasive species, and coastal wetland degradation |
2nd year M.S. student Studying the ecology of an introduced aquatic plant (Elodea canadensis) in Alaskan ponds |
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6th year Ph.D. student Quantifying trophic linkages between coastal wetlands and nearshore Lake Michigan |
1st year Pd.D. student Studying how environmental DNA moves in flowing water |
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Sarah Klepinger |
Yolonda Wiens |
| Undergraduates | |
 Senior, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences Creating a resource management tool to determine which Great Lakes coastal wetlands are most at risk for invasion by non-native species. |
 Senior, pursuing a BS in Biological Sciences Working with the Coastal Wetlands Monitoring Project. |
 Junior, pursuing a BS in Liberal Studies and Environmental Sciences supp. Working with the Elodea project, prepping and analyzing stable isotope samples to create a food web model for southern Alaska. |
 Sophomore, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences with a minor in Sustainability Analyzing the efficacy and feasibility of various stream restoration methods. |
 Sophomore, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences and Economics Researching chlorophyll levels in Great Lakes coastal wetlands. |
 Sophomore, pursuing a BS in Environmental Sciences Studying Alaskan wetland ecosystems by helping prepare soil samples, insect samples, and entering data. |
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