Discovery Day - 2024 Program

APRIL 30, 2024
Discovery Day 2024

Discovery Day 2024
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2024
11:30AM - 1:30PM
FRICK CHEMISTRY LAB ATRIUM
Joanna Shoubaki ’23 (left) discusses her research on chemical signatures
of reproduction and nestmate identity in Sweat Bees with Guillaume
Falmagne, HMEI Postdoctoral Research Associate (right).
(Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)
Cover
(Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

High Meadows Environmental Institute
(HMEI) is pleased to host the tenth annual
Discovery Day event – a multidisciplinary
poster show celebrating student research on
environmental topics.
The event provides an opportunity for
students to display and discuss their
research methodologies and results, to
exchange perspectives and to identify
potential solutions to pressing
environmental challenges.
This year, 100 students from 22 academic
departments, mentored by 80 faculty
advisers, are presenting their work.
Please join us in offering congratulations to
the students and heartfelt appreciation to
the many people who have encouraged and
supported their research endeavors.
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For display purposes, student posters are organized into groupings by
focal themes. A graphic showing the location of the groupings appears
on pages 12-13.
Biodiversity and Conservation ..................... [A]
Climate and Environmental Science. ................ [B]
Environmental Policy and Society .................. [C]
Health and Disease. .............................. [D]
New Energy Future. .............................. [E]
Sustainable Agriculture. .......................... [F]
Urban Planning and Sustainable Communities........ [G]
Water and the Environment. ....................... [H]
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Student Projects
Students presenting their work are listed alphabetically by student
last name. Unless otherwise noted, students are seniors in the Class of
2024. An asterisk denotes graduate student.
KAILA AVENT
ANT [G]
ADVISER:
RYO MORIMOTO
Seeds as Possibility: Rethinking Knowledge,
Kinship, and Resilience Amid Climate Crisis
TEMILOLUWA AYENI
SOC [C]
ADVISER:
FILIZ GARIP
From Dr. Seuss to Greta Thunberg: The
Relationship Between Significant Life
Experience and Environmental Activism
Observed in Young Adults
KOJO BAIDOO
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
CHRISTINA RIEHL
Agonistic Interactions and Tail-cocking
Posture in the Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus)
OWEN BARTHEL
POL [C]
ADVISER:
NOLAN MCCARTY
The Impact of Climate Disasters on Working
Class Voter Turnout: The Mobilization of the
American Working Class Immediately After
Hurricane Sandy
LUKE BAXTER
ECO [E]
READER:
CORINA TARNITA
Assessing Future Energy Consumption
of Bitcoin Mining: The Need for Transition
Towards a Greener Blockchain
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LIBBY BLAZES
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
C. JESSICA METCALF
Measles in Madagascar: Assessing the State of
Immunity and Disease Surveillance in the
Post-COVID-19 World
KATHERINE
BRUBAKER
SPIA [C]
ADVISER:
MARTIN FLAHERTY
Upholding International Law and Fighting
Environmental Degradation: A Multilateral
Approach to Responsible Management in the
South China Sea (SCS)
HARLOWE
BRUMETT-DUNN
ANT [C]
ADVISER:
ONUR GÜNAY
Unveiling Environmental Warfare: Carbon
Capture, Racial Injustice, and Artistic
Resistance
HELEN BRUSH
EEB [A]
ADVISERS:
CORINA TARNITA;
MERLIJN STAPS
Thinking Like A Shrub: A Modeling Framework
for Arctic Plant Phenology
MEERA BURGHARDT
SPIA [C]
ADVISER:
ETHAN KAPSTEIN
Pastoral Violence and Climate Change in
Kenya
CASEY BURTON
EEB [B]
ADVISER:
ROB PRINGLE
Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Responses to
Disturbances in Savanna Ecosystems
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ALEX CHAUNCEY-HEINE
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
SHANE
CAMPBELL-STATON
Flapping in the Storm: Tradeoffs Between
Dewlaps and Hurricane Adaptation in Anolis
sagrei
ZHAORAN CHEN
ARC [G]
ADVISER:
MARIO GANDELSONAS
Aesthetics of Authenticity: Categorizing the
Language of Redevelopment and Land-use in
Beijing’s Hutongs
MIRAE CHOI
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
BRYAN GRENFELL
Forecasting Intra-host HIV-1 Evolutionary
Dynamics in Antiretroviral Therapyexperienced
People: A Systematic Review of
Longitudinal Clinical Studies
MAYA CHUNG*
AOS [B]
ADVISERS:
BRYAN GRENFELL;
C. JESSICA METCALF;
GABRIEL VECCHI
Intersecting Memories of Immunity and
Climate: Potential Multiyear Impacts of the
El Niño - Southern Oscillation on Infectious
Disease Spread
RACHAEL UWADA
CLIFFORD*
ENG [H]
ADVISERS:
SIMON GIKANDI;
WILLIAM GLEASON;
ROB NIXON
The Poetics of Water in Nineteenth- and
Twentieth-century Caribbean Writing
JESSICA CUI
CEE [F]
ADVISER:
AMILCARE PORPORATO
Biochar for Reduction of Agricultural
Water Strain
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MAGDELY MICHELLE
DIAZ DE-LEON
ANT [C]
ADVISER:
SEBASTIAN RAMIREZ
HERNANDEZ
Empowering Environmental Equity:
Casa Pueblo’s Role in Fostering Community
Resilience in Post-disaster Puerto Rico
APRIL DONG
ARC [G]
ADVISER:
FORREST MEGGERS
What’s the Buzz About Biophilia?
Lessons from the Hive and Biophilic
Architecture
DANIEL DUNCAN
EEB [F]
ADVISER:
SIMON LEVIN
Urban Agriculture: Opportunities and
Challenges for Sustainable Food Systems
SARAH DUNTLEY
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
CHRISTINA RIEHL
The Rain Never Bothered Me Anyway:
Timing of Greater Ani Egg Laying as a
Function of Rainfall
ELENA EVNIN
HIS [C]
ADVISER:
MARGOT CANADAY
A Thick Film of Dust Settles on the Screen:
Ecocinema of the Dust Bowl
COLIN FREER
SPIA [E]
ADVISER:
ANDREW BUHER
Scaling Solar Energy in New Jersey (NJ):
Benefits, Barriers, and Recommendations to
NJ Solar Deployment
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LUCAS FRYE*
CHM [H]
ADVISERS:
JOHN GROVES;
MICHAEL OPPENHEIMER
Groundwater, Labor, and Migration in the
Great Plains
CATHERINE GARRETT
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
CHRISTINA RIEHL
The Effects of Manganese and Zinc on Growth,
Photosynthetic Health, and Resilience in Reef
building corals (Orbicella faveolata)
THEO GIBBS*
QCB [A]
ADVISERS:
SIMON LEVIN;
JONATHAN LEVINE
Detecting Higher-order Interactions in
Water-limited Annual Plant Communities
FINOTE GIJSMAN*
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
ROB PRINGLE
Collapse of Dung Beetle Communities in the
Elephant-free African Savannas
JULIAN GOTTFRIED
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
BRIDGETT VONHOLDT
Single-cell Exploration for Improved Pinniped
Healthcare
MAX GOTTS
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
STEPHEN PACALA
Heterogeneous Adaptation and Bioacoustic
Speciation in a Poison-dart Frog
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CHRISTIAN GRAY*
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
LARS HEDIN
Tradeoffs in Belowground Plant Strategies
in the Fynbos
JACK GREEN
SPIA [G]
ADVISER:
ELKE WEBER
Small Buildings, Large Impact: Advancing
Residential Decarbonization Through
Building Performance Standards
for Rental and Small Multifamily Housing
KELVIN GREEN
CEE [E]
ADVISERS:
JASON REN;
HOWARD STONE
Towards Continuous Flow Microfluidics for
Selective Lithium Recovery
JAMES HARTLEY
ARC [G]
ADVISER:
CHRISTINE BOYER
Transit City Development: Japan’s Unique
Approach to Train Station Design
YAASHREE
HIMATSINGKA
HIS [C]
ADVISER:
DIVYA CHERIAN
Governing Spirits: Mahua, Morality, and
Mysticism in Middle India
DEREK JOHNSTON
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
C. JESSICA METCALF
A Guide to the Genus Cordyceps and Potential
Future Host Jump Possibilities
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EVA JORDAN
CEE [B]
ADVISER:
AMILCARE PORPORATO
Modeling Mangrove Establishment with Ocean
Wave Energy as a Central Limiting Mechanism
to Seedling Survival
KATE JOYCE
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
ROB PRINGLE
Ultraviolet and Visible Light Differences
in the Plumage Coloration of Male and
Female Florida Scrub-jays
(Aphelocoma coerulescens)
JORDAN KAPLAN
EEB [F]
ADVISER:
SIMON LEVIN
The Influence of Treatment and Location on
Arthropod Distribution and Crop Yield in
Minimum Tillage Farms in Israel
MAE KENNEDY
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
LARS HEDIN
Commercial Pine Invasion of South African
Fynbos: A Belowground Perspective
ALEXANDER KIM
MAE [G]
ADVISER:
FORREST MEGGERS
Beyond the Thermostat: A Tripartite
Investigation of Convective and Radiaant Heat
Transfer in Building Systems
CARIS KIM
SOC [G]
ADVISER:
LYNN CHANCER
Food for Thought: How Princeton
Undergraduate Students Navigate Food
Choices and Eating
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CHLOE KIM
HIS [C]
ADVISER:
KEITH WAILOO
African American Herbal Healing 1850s-1930s
Amidst an Environment of Connection, Refuge,
and Spirituality
SPENCER KOONIN
CHM [B]
ADVISER:
SATISH MYNENI
Eon-ic Bonds: Geochemical Investigation into
Volcanic Heating and Gas Production During
the End-cretaceous Mass Extinction 66 mya
LUCY KOVEN
POL [G]
ADVISER:
CORRINE
MCCONNAUGHY
When Faced with the Challenge of Coastal
Resilience, Some Cities Rise Above
CHARLOTTE KUNESH
EEB [D]
ADVISERS:
ANDREA GRAHAM;
SAM PHILLIPS
The Disease Down Under: Therapeutic
Vaccination Against Koala Chlamydia,
Immune Responses and Microbiome
Differences
DINA KUSSAINOVA*
CBE [H]
ADVISER:
ATHANASSIOS
PANAGIOTOPOULOS
Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of
Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions from Machine
Learning Models
MADELEINE LAUSTED
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
SHANE
CAMPBELL-STATON
Investigating Craniofacial Abnormalities
in Tuskless Elephants: A Geometric
Morphometric Approach
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MEGAN LEINENBACH
EEB [D]
Changes in the Urinary Microbiome with Age
ADVISER:
BRIDGETT VONHOLDT
AMÉLIE LEMAY
CEE [H]
ADVISER:
IAN BOURG
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
Form Lateral and Longitudinal Interactions at
the Water-air Interface
BING LIN*
SPIA [H]
ADVISER:
DAVID WILCOVE
Key Drivers of Unsustainable Tourist
Behaviors on Coral Reefs in Southeast Asia
CAMILA
LLERENA-OLIVERA*
CEE [H]
ADVISER:
PETER JAFFÉ
Finding the Ideal Microbial Electrolysis Cell
Conditions with Acidimicrobium sp. Strain A6
to Enhance Ammonium Oxidation and PFAS
Defluorination in Wastewater
JOSEPH LOCKWOOD*
GEO [C]
ADVISERS:
NING LIN;
MICHAEL OPPENHEIMER
Socioeconomic Distributional Impacts of
Evaluating Flood Mitigation Activities Using
Equity-weighted Benefit-cost Analysis
YERALDI LOERA*
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
SHANE
CAMPBELL-STATON
Evolution to Pollution: Genomic Regulatory
Signatures of Selection in Pesticide-exposed
Morelet’s Crocodiles from Belize
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Biodiversity and Conservation ..................... [A]
Climate and Environmental Science. ................ [B]
Environmental Policy and Society .................. [C]
Health and Disease. .............................. [D]
New Energy Future. .............................. [E]
Sustainable Agriculture. .......................... [F]
Urban Planning and Sustainable Communities........ [G]
Water and the Environment. ....................... [H]
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FIONA
LOGAN-SANKEY
MOL [A]
ADVISER:
DANIEL RUBENSTEIN
Impact of Cattle Grazing Regimes on Zebra
Movements in an African Savanna Ecosystem
ARIA LUPO
EEB [A]
ADVISERS:
JULIEN AYROLES;
CELESTE NELSON
Stress Ball Morphogenesis in the Lungs of
Gecko Lizards
JASPER LYDON
SPIA [G]
ADVISER:
ANASTASIA MANN
Grass-roof Homes as Grassroots Hubs:
Intentional Communities on the Frontlines
of Sustainability Policy in the United States
and Canada
ETHAN MAGISTRO
PHI [C]
ADVISER:
ANNA STILZ
The Moral Legitimacy of Celestial Resource
Sovereignty
CORDI MAHONY
POL [C]
ADVISER:
RAFAELA DANCYGIER
Fridays for Future or Mondays for Economy?
Climate Activism and the Response and the
Radical Right
FIONA MAX
SOC [C]
ADVISER:
BENJAMIN BRADLOW
Ugler I Mosen: Demand-side Climate
Initiatives in a Petro-state
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COLBY MCARTHUR
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
BRIDGETT VONHOLDT
DNA Methylation and Hibernation Timing
in Yellow-bellied Marmots
CLAIRE MIDDLETON
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
SHANE
CAMPBELL-STATON
How Did the Cliff Swallow Cross the Road?
A Genomic Study of Wing Length Variation
Under Traffic-mediated Selection in a
Highway Nesting Bird
JAHIR MORRIS
EEB [A]
ADVISERS:
SARAH KOCHER;
MICHELLE WHITE
Computer Vision Enables Rapid Identification
of Wild Bee Species Using Wing Venation
Patterns
TOBIAS NGUYEN
EEB [A]
ADVISERS:
IDRA NOVEY;
MARY (CASSIE)
STODDARD
To the Beetles in My Body: An Educational
Novella
LOGAN OYAMA
PSY [F]
ADVISERS:
LARS HEDIN;
JULIE TIERNEY
Fungal Food and Fire Mitigation: Growing
Edible Oyster Mushrooms to Protect Forests
and Feed Communities
JINHEE PARK*
CEE [B]
ADVISERS:
PETER JAFFÉ;
BRUCE KOEL
Exploring Optimal Iron Oxides as Electron
Acceptors for Anaerobic Ammonium-oxidizing
Bacteria Capable of Degrading Perfluoroalkyl
Carboxylic Acids
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ERIN PHILLIPS*
EEB [A]
ADVISERS:
ROB PRINGLE;
DAVID WILCOVE
When Conservation Gets Controversial:
Socio-political Barriers to Species
Reintroductions
OSCAR BENJAMIN
WU PLATT
ARC [G]
ADVISER:
PAUL LEWIS
Materials Matter: Lessons from Eelgrass and
the Danish Vernacular
LILLITH PRICE-WHARFF
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
CHRISTINA RIEHL
Echoes in the Dark: Unraveling the Influence of
Artificial Light on Bat Activity in the Panama
Canal Zone
KENNEDY PRIMUS
AAM [C]
ADVISER:
JOSHUA GUILD
Still Waters Run Deep: Enslaved Resistance
Within the North Atlantic, 1600-1860
WILSON RICKS*
MAE [C]
ADVISERS:
ALEX GLASER;
JESSE JENKINS
Careful What You Subsidize: Emissions
Implications of the Clean Hydrogen Production
Tax Credit
KENYA RIPLEY-DUNLAP
EEB [D]
ADVISERS:
STEPHEN GAUGHRAN;
ANDREA GRAHAM
Assessing Immune Response to Parasitic
Lungworm in Northern Elephant Seals
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ISADORA RIVERA-JANER
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
C. JESSICA METCALF
Characterizing Zoonotic and Vector-borne
Disease Presence in Contexts of Displacement
and Weather Events
JOSHUA ROGERS
POL [C]
ADVISER:
CHRIS GRIEG
Transmitting Consensus: A Political Guide to
Transmission Reform in the United States
KATIE ROHRBAUGH
HIS [C]
ADVISER:
EMMANUEL KREIKE
The History of Mpala Research Centre and Its
Impact on Science and Local Communities
ERIK ROLL
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
ANDY DOBSON
Forest Communities in a Wildfire-destabilized
Subarctic Dune Ecosystem: Upper Tanana
Valley, Alaska
MICHAEL SALAMA
HIS [C]
Political Hydrology of the Poopó Basin
ADVISER:
ISADORA MOTA
TYLER SANDOVAL
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
JULIEN AYROLES
The Silent Struggle: Behavioral Changes from
Psychosocial Comorbidities in Patients with
Physical Trauma
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BRIDGETTE SCHAFER
POL [C]
ADVISER:
KRISTOPHER RAMSAY
Caught in Conflict: Weaving a Political
Framework of Understanding for Modern
Fishery Conflicts
MATEJ SEKULIC
POL [C]
ADVISER:
LAYNA MOSLEY
Securing Social Legitimacy: The Essential Role
of Community Engagement in Lithium Mining
SAKHI SHAH
CBE [F]
ADVISER:
JONATHAN CONWAY
Improving Okra Seed Oil Content Through
Breeding and Genome-wide Identification of
Genetic Variants Associated with Grapevine
Phenotypes
HUGH SHIELDS
GEO [E]
ADVISER:
LUC DEIKE
Predicting Global Wave Conditions via
Convolutional Neural Network
DANIEL SIMONE
ECE [E]
ADVISERS:
MINJIE CHEN;
SHARAD MALIK
Design of a Universal Compact Low Voltage
Vehicle Control Unit for Formula Electric
Vehicles
DREW SOMERVILLE
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
LINDY MCBRIDE
The Bonheur Zoo: An Ecological Exploration of
Rosa Bonheur’s Animal Oeuvre
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SOPHIA STEWART
SPIA [F]
ADVISER:
RAMON CRUZ DIAZ
A Policymaker’s Guide to Regenerative
Agriculture; Overcoming Barriers to a
Sustainable Future
MAIA SUNG
SPIA [C]
ADVISER:
ZHAO LI
How Lobbying in the United States and
European Union Appealed to Domestic Politics
Allowing Unregulated Atlantic Shortfin Mako
Shark Bycatch in International Commission
for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT)
NATALIE SWOPE
ECO [C]
ADVISER:
ALLAN HSIAO
To Conserve or to Cultivate: The Effect of USDA
Loan Programs on Conservation Reserve
Program Enrollment
MELISSA TIER*
SPIA [C]
ADVISERS:
MICHAEL OPPENHEIMER;
ELKE WEBER
Urban Residents’ Justice Preferences in the
Design of Climate Adaptation Flood Policy
KIM TRAN
MOL [D]
ADVISERS:
SHRUTHI MAHALINGAIAH;
JOAN RUDERMAN
Silent Toxins: Examining the Association
Between Pesticide Exposure and
Endometriosis Incidence
CHIOMA UGWONALI
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
ANDY DOBSON
Outdoor Air Pollution and COVID-19
Mortality Across the United States
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KRISTEN UMBRIAC
MAE [A]
ADVISERS:
LUIGI MARTINELLI;
KIM WILLIAMS-GUILLÉN
The InvestEggator: A GPS-enabled Replica Sea
Turtle Egg for Tracking Central American
Poachers
SAMANTHA VOICHECK
EEB [D]
ADVISERS:
ANDY DOBSON;
NICOLE GOTTDENKER
Sick as a Dog: Cytokine Profile of Domestic
Panamanian Canines
M. SHAHARYAR WANI*
MAE [H]
ADVISER:
CRAIG ARNOLD
Ultralightweight Graphitic Aerogel for Water
Purification
DELAINEY WHELAN
SOC [C]
ADVISER:
SANYU MOJOLA
Content Analysis of Religious and Political
Media Across the Evangelical Divide in
Canada and the United States
MARQUEZ WHITE
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
DAVID WILCOVE
Factors Influencing Rehabilitation Outcomes of
Amazonian Manatees (Trichechus inunguis) in
the Peruvian Amazon
MAX WIDMANN
HIS [E]
ADVISERS:
ALLISON CARRUTH;
NATHANIEL OTJEN;
JUAN MANUEL RUBIO
Mining for the Climate: Addressing Critical
Mineral Extraction Through Place-based
Storytelling
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ISAAC YI
EEB [D]
ADVISER:
ANDREA GRAHAM
Antibiotic Alternative: The Effects of
Purinergic Signaling Modulators on
Macrophage Internalization of
K. Pneumoniae
JESSENIA
YUPANGUI YUPA
EEB [A]
ADVISER:
ROB PRINGLE
The Co-occurrence of Mesopredators at
Carcass Sites in Gorongosa National Park
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PROJECTS AND
HMEI GRADUATE
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BEEN GENEROUSLY
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THE FOLLOWING
FRIENDS:
The Barron Family Fund for Innovations in
Environmental Studies
John Bonner Senior Thesis Fund
Becky Colvin ’95 Memorial Research Fund
The Charles W. H. Dodge ’51 Fund
Anthony B. Evnin ’62 Senior Thesis Fund in
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
William Clay Ford, Jr. ’79 and Lisa Vanderzee
Ford ’82 Graduate Fellowship Fund
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H. Hamilton Hackney ’53 Senior Thesis
Research Fund
Edmund Hayes, Sr. ’18 Fund
The High Meadows Environmental Institute
Fund
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William N. Kelley ’40 and William N. Kelley ’66
Graduate Fellowship Fund
Mountain Lake Field Research Fund
Newton Family HMEI Scholars Fund
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INDEPENDENT
FIELD-RESEARCH
PROJECTS AND
HMEI GRADUATE
FELLOWSHIPS HAS
BEEN GENEROUSLY
PROVIDED BY
THE FOLLOWING
FRIENDS:
(CONT’D)
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Graduate Fellowship Fund
Porter ’52 Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Research Fund
Bob and Cathy Solomon Undergraduate
Research Fund
John H. T. Wilson ’56 and Sandra W. Wilson
Fund
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