Undergraduate Research and Creative Work
Rondileau Campus Center
Monday, December 9, 2013
8:30 AM—3:30 PM
Geography is going to be well-represented at this symposium. Plan to visit throughout the day to learn about exciting research being done by students in all disciplines. Of special interest are poster sessions involving students from two of our geography courses.
From Dr. Clark's Physical Geography (Honors)9:05-9:55
#41 Carolyn
Sessler “Turf v. Grass Playing Field: Does
Temperature Matter?”
#42 Eva
Ratcliffe “Average Temperature in Mansfield, MA
Taken over s 2 Week Period”
#43 Sarah
Cummings “Soil Temperatures for Vegetable Gardens
(Zone 6A)”
#44 Dennis
Corvi “A Demonstration of the Lapse Rate and Its
Effect on Cloud Formation”
#45 Amy Pistone
“Titicut Reservation Temperatures”
#46 Nathan
White “Temperature Change at Different Soil
Depths”
#47 Ashley
Lonergan “Temperatures in the Conant Science
Building”
From Prof. Maribett's First-Year Seminar
11:15-12:05
11:15-12:05
#31 – #48 Alexis Ambar, Holly Anderson,
Hector Cintron-Ortiz, Trevor Goehring, Kaitlyn Grafton, Alexa Hambly, James
Lind, Vanessa McGrath, John Morton, Karen Ormaza, Katherine Pickard, Courtney
Pierce, Eva Ratcliffe, Joseph Rosso, William Taft, Nick Viola, Tyler Walton,
Tatiana Williams
“Big Perma: Should we be practicing Permaculture here at BSU?”
