Following is a list of the Project and Thesis titles submitted to the graduate school over the past three years. An all-inclusive list of titles is available in the Museum and Field Studies office. 2007 Graduates Kristian Anderson, Generation Y-Not: A Look at Millennials and Museums (thesis) Eric Chapman, Curatorial Procedures for Anomalous Fossils: A Case Study of Unusual Cylindrical Casts from the Two Medicine Formation (Late Cretaceous of Montana) (thesis) Karen Lloyd, An Investigation and Comparison of the Late Eocene (Chadronian) Mammalian Fauna of High Plains and Montane Communities of Colorado (thesis) Kelli O'Leary, Museums Reaching Communities: A Case Study of the 2005 IMLS National Award Recipients (thesis) Pamela Regensburg, A Floristic Survey of the Baca National Wildlife Refuge, San Luis Valley, Colorado (thesis) 2006 Graduates Sarah Beggs, Community Connections (project) Rhea Gavounas, Visitor Perception and University Museum Websites (project) Lauren Golten, Creating a Library of Calls of Bats within the University of Colorado Museum, in the Service of Biodiversity Conservation (project) Mardy Harrold, A Field Guide to the Freshwater Mollusks of Colorado (project) Lindsay Jones, Gifts Given by the Creator: An Online Exhibition of Contemporary American Indian Art (thesis) (link) Heather McKeown, Study of a Greek Amphora at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science (thesis) Roxana Raska, Analysis of an Ivory Work in the Colorado Collection (thesis) Samantha Sands, Expanding Educational Resources at the University of Colorado Museum: An Investigation of Local Outreach Programs (project) Amy Wilkinson, Continuing the Legacy: An Online Exhibit of the CU Museum's Southwestern Textile Collection (project) 2005 Graduates Danielle Benden, The Curation Crisis: Moving Toward a Solution. A Guide for New Repositories (project) Brad Caldwell, Researching Historical Photographs: Suggestions for a three-step approach utilizing internet resources (project) Ian Cunningham, Shoulder Morphology in Four Species of New World Primate: Possible Links to Foraging Behavior (thesis) Sheila Goff, Revisiting Anna O. Shephard's 1942 Glaze Paint Ware Studies. Focus on Basalts and Andesites (project) David Hunzicker, Folsom Hafting Technology: An Experimental Archaeological Investigation into the Design, Effectiveness, Efficiency and Interpretation of Prehistoric Weaponry (thesis) Monique McHenry, Lycophytes and Ferns of Colorado: A new flora and an on-line interactive key (thesis) Heidi Quist, Catching the Bookworm Buzz: A Museum Experiment in Word-of-Mouth Marketing (project) Tamar Scoggin, Cutting off the Buddha's Leg: The Theory and Practice of Developing an Explanation of Contemporary Tibetan Art (project)