2002 - 2003 Thesis Titles, Abstracts, and Powerpoint Presentations
Bachelor of Arts Theses
Alyssa Arcaya |
Overfished and Under-regulated: Can the Rhode Island Lobster Fishery be Co-Managed? |
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Eric Brazer |
Does the Atlantic Cod, Gadus morhua, have a Future in the Gulf of Maine? |
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Jessica Galante |
Don't Drink the Water: Communications in Water Contamination Events |
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Heidi Hausman |
The Future of Certification for Rhode Island's Forests and Forest Products |
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Michael Joseph |
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Rebekah Rottenberg |
Green Golf Courses: A Study of Maintenance Practices in Rhode Island |
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Cortney Stewart |
Healthy Farms and Healthy Kids: The Potential to Increase Local Food Sourcing in Vermont Schools |
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Katherine Wallace |
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Rachael Weiss |
Unleaded: the Efficacy of the HELP Lead Safe Center in Reducing Blood Lead Levels in Children |
Bachelor of Science Theses
Hemal Kanzaria |
A Comprehensive Analysis of Highland Malaria in East Africa, with a Focus on Land Use |
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Christina Mair |
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Lindsey Wong |
Climate Change in New England and Vector-Borne Disease Implications |
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Matthew Vadeboncoeur |
Presentation Slides |
Master of Arts Theses
Lutfiyah Ahmed |
Women's Roles in Addressing Indoor Air Pollution Issues in Bangladesh: Knowledge and Attitude |
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Andrea Balasz |
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Byron Elmendorf |
An Analysis of the Benefits and Barriers to Combined Heat and Power in Rhode Island |
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Kifle Woldesilassie Hagos |
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Yoko Matsushita |
Have Major Japanese Environmental Groups Been as Effective as Major US Environmental Groups? |
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Christopher Mooney |
De-Leading Rhode Island: Assessing the Health Benefits of Lead Hazard Remediation in the State |
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Megan Terebus |
Preparing for the Storm or Relying on the Calm? |