Graduate Students

• Laura D. Walls, MS Environmental Science. Physiological responses to salinity stress in the flatback mud crab, Eurypanopeus depressus. 2006.
• Jorge N. Agobian, MS Environmental Science. Mollusk assemblages as proxies for interpreting water quality: the impact of anthropogenic manipulation of the Caloosahatchee watershed, Southwest Florida. Pending.
• Bethany Bachelor, MS Environmental Science. The influence of freshwater inflow on zooplankton distribution and abundance in Estero Bay, Florida. Pending.
• Amanda Bridges, MS Environmental Science. Analysis of oyster shells: a possible technique to interpret the history of coastal environmental change. Pending
• Sarah Davis, MS Environmental Science. Environmental education integration across the fifth grade science curriculum of Lee county public schools. Pending.
• Erin Dykes, MS Environmental Science. Pending.
• James Evans, MS Environmental Science. Influence of freshwater inflow on gelatinous zooplankton in Estero Bay, Florida.
• Raymond Leary, MS Environmental Science. Pending.
• Sasha Linsin, MS Environmental Science. Oxygen and carbon isotope variation among late Holocene Crassostrea virginica shells along the Southwest Florida Coast: evidence for environmental change and estuarine development. Pending.
• Jennifer Nelson, MS Environmental Science. Influence of freshwater inflow on the distribution, abundance, and community structure of decapod zooplankton in Estero Bay, Florida. Pending.
• Christina Panko, MS Environmental Science. Pending.
• Heather Rein, MS Environmental Science. Late Holocene history of the Imperial River, Estero Bay, Southwest Florida. Pending.
• Elizabeth Staugler, MS Environmental Science. Pending.
• Julie Van Horn, MS Environmental Science. Peroxiredoxin gene expression in response to desiccation stress in the flatback mud crap, Eurypanopeus depressus. Pending.
• Amanda Woodruff, MS Environmental Science. The role of benthic macroalgae as habitat for juvenile fishes in the Ten Thousand Islands, Florida. Pending.