Graduate Students (Completed Degrees)
Sydney Hermann—MS (2025). Effects of in-stream large woody debris management on riparian salamander population dynamics.
Stephanie Woodrum—MA (2022).
Beth Stepp—MA (2022).
Brynn Harshbarger—MS (2021). Seasonal variation in home range and core area size in Verreaux’s sifaka (Propithecus verreauxi).
Thaddaeus Tuggle—MS (2018). Modeling cyanobacteria concentrations in the Ohio River.
Kasey Osborne—MS (2017). “Fence-line” contrast soundscape study of forested lands in Allegany State Park and Allegheny National Forest: Is there an impact of oil and gas development on an eastern forest soundscape?
Sarah Legg—MA (2017).
Jessyca Conaster—MS (2016). A coprological survey of golden mantled howler Monkeys (Alouatta palliata palliata) in the Osa Peninsula.
Emma Arneson—MS (2015). Detecting land cover change at historical sites of Cambarus veteranus in the southern coalfields of West Virginia using a Landsat time series.
Robert Davis—MS in Physical and Applied Science (2014) . Multicopter-based small format aerial photography using free and open-source photogrammetry.
Vanessa Cragle—MS in Physical and Applied Science (2014). Non-thesis.
Lyndsay Rankin—MS (2014). Assessing grazing impacts on a tropical dry forest system in Madagascar through vegetation, lemur occupancy, acoustic, and satellite image analysis.
Stephanie Woodrum—MA (2022).
Beth Stepp—MA (2022).
Brynn Harshbarger—MS (2021). Seasonal variation in home range and core area size in Verreaux’s sifaka (Propithecus verreauxi).
Thaddaeus Tuggle—MS (2018). Modeling cyanobacteria concentrations in the Ohio River.
Kasey Osborne—MS (2017). “Fence-line” contrast soundscape study of forested lands in Allegany State Park and Allegheny National Forest: Is there an impact of oil and gas development on an eastern forest soundscape?
Sarah Legg—MA (2017).
Jessyca Conaster—MS (2016). A coprological survey of golden mantled howler Monkeys (Alouatta palliata palliata) in the Osa Peninsula.
Emma Arneson—MS (2015). Detecting land cover change at historical sites of Cambarus veteranus in the southern coalfields of West Virginia using a Landsat time series.
Robert Davis—MS in Physical and Applied Science (2014) . Multicopter-based small format aerial photography using free and open-source photogrammetry.
Vanessa Cragle—MS in Physical and Applied Science (2014). Non-thesis.
Lyndsay Rankin—MS (2014). Assessing grazing impacts on a tropical dry forest system in Madagascar through vegetation, lemur occupancy, acoustic, and satellite image analysis.