Courtney Meier, B.A. Pomona 1998, chemistry;
working towards a PhD; thesis topic: feedbacks between plant secondary
chemicals
and soil microbial communities
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Courtney Meier, B.A. Pomona 1998, chemistry;
working towards a PhD; thesis topic: feedbacks between plant secondary
chemicals
and soil microbial communities |
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| Anthony Darrouzet-Nardi, B.A. UC Berkeley
2003, Integrative Biology; research interest: identification of
integrated hotspots of nutrient cycling at a landscape level working towards a PhD Web page |
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| Kallin Tea, B.S.
Stanford
2004, Biology; working towards a PhD |
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Undergraduate students
| Mike Sekor, REU program, Vassar
College; ecophylogenetics of alpine plant communities |
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John Murgel, BA, University of
Colorado, 2005 on top of Mount Albion, establishing GLORIA plots |
| Katie
Suding, PhD, University of Michigan 1999; Research interests:
interplay between
plant competition, community structure, and soil processes.
currently Assistant Professor,
University of California, Irvine. |
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Heather Bechtold, B.A. University of Colorado; currently PhD student at Idaho State University. |
| Terry Theodose, PhD 1995; currently Associate
Professor, University of Southern Maine |
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Ed Grote, M.A. 1995; Environmental controls on symbiotic N2-fixation; currently working for the National Park Service, Moab, UT |
Heidi Steltzer, PhD. 1999; Plant control over N cycling in alpine moist meadows; currently a Research Scientist at Colorado State University |
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Amy Miller, PhD. 2001; Plant use of different forms of N as a potential means of alleviating competition; currently working as an Ecologist for the National Park Service, Inventory and Monitoring Program, Southwest Alaska Network |
Julia Larson, M.A.2003; Variability in
microbial resource limitations associated with plant species in alpine
moist meadows, currently teaching high school science, Berkeley CA |
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Tara Forbis, PhD. 2002; Seedling establishment
and life history strategies of alpine plants; currently research
coordinator, Nature Conservancy, Ely Nevada
Lee Turner, PhD. 2002; Influence of climate change on alpine plant phenology and reproductive output Mary Damm, MBS 2002; Patterns of vascular plant diversity in the alpine; currently a graduate student at the University of Indiana |
Colin Tucker , honors student; thesis project- The influence of plant litter on microbial activity in alpine soils; currently PhD student, University of Alaska Sara Desplaines,
honors student- thesis project- Plant diversity influences on N
sequestration in the alpine
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Michelle Huyser, REU student (Calvin College)- project- Interaction of plant species effects versus physical environmental controls on N cycling
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Eileen Thorsos, REU program, Swarthmore, currently
PhD student, Duke University
