2001-2002

Heather Beal

Thesis: A Microstructural and Petrologic Study of the Scarboro Formation Casco Bay Sequence South-Central Maine, 58 p.

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Katharine Burgdorff

Thesis: High-resolution Electrical Resistivity Measurements as a Geophysical Tool on East Antarctic Holocene Ocean Sediments, 153 p.

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Holly Carlson

Thesis: Quantitative X-Ray Diffraction Analysis as a Means of Determining Last Glacial Maximum Ice Flow Directions in Vermont, 76 p.

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Robyn Cook

Thesis: Differentiation of Three Quaternary Mt. Hood Lahars by Particle Size, Clay Mineralogical, Bulk Mineralogical and Geochemical Analysis, 105 p.

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Fred Coriell

Thesis: Reconstruction of a Paleoflood Chronology for the Middlebury River Gorge Using Tree Scars as Flood Stage Indicators, 48 p.

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Brad Corr

Thesis: Source Identification of the Starksboro Radionuclide Anomaly: A Field, Geochemical, and Petrographic Study of Elevated Radon Levels, 50 p.

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Anna Cotton

Thesis: The Stratigraphy and Sedimentology of a Paraglacial Fan Near Hancock, Vermont, 45 p.

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Dana Drummond

Thesis: Trace Metal Release from the Chemical Weathering of Ultramafic Rocks in East Dover, Vermont, 51 p.

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PJ Gardner

Thesis: Geochemistry and Petrology of a Serpentinized Ultramafic Unit in East Dover, Vermont, 97 p.

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Matt Hommeyer

Thesis: Global Climate Change During the Late Quaternary as Recorded in the Svenner Channel Prydz Bay, East Antarctica, 43 p.

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Chris Kautz

Thesis: The Mineralogical Record of Eocence-Oligocene Climate Change in the Clarno and John Day Formations, Central Oregon, 148 p.

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Jamie Laidlaw

Thesis: A Mid to Late Holocene Record of Fire Frequency for the Northwestern Uinta Mountains Interpreted from Charred Plant Material in Lacustrine Sediments, 53 p.

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Susan Ludwick

Thesis: The Mertz Drift: A Paleoenvironmental Archive in East Antarctica, 82 p.

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Jeff Polubinski

Thesis: A Geochemical Analysis of Greenstones in the Underhill and Hazens Notch Formations near Bolton, Vermont, 64 p.

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Katharine Burgdorff

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