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MFS GRADUATE PROGRAM - PAST PROJECT AND THESIS TITLES

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.

2009 Graduates

  • Suzanne White
  • Kristina Horton
  • Laureen Trainer
  • Carolina Eichinger
  • Jacob Doherty
  • Jeff McClenahan
  • Wendy Schultz
  • Mack Sjogren

2008 Graduates

  • Jess Anderson-Milhausen, Frozen Organic Artifacts, Museum Practice, and Community Archeology: An Example from Alaska's Wrangell St. Elias National Park (thesis)
  • Katie Bowell, Art in the Ark: The Incorporation of Fine Art Installations into Live Animal Exhibits (project)
  • Kathy Hollis, Using taphonomic disparity to understand preservation biases in the Western Interior Seaway: An example from the Pierre Shale (Upper Cretaceous) Mollusca, University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Collection (thesis)
  • Bethany Lewis, A Floristic Survey of the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge Complex, North Park, Colorado and Laramie Plans, Wyoming (thesis)
  • Sommer McGuire, Retelling the Hispaño Story--An Exhibit Re-Design at the Colorado History Museum (project)
  • Aspen Padilla, Faunal Description and Paleobiology of Eocene Sharks from Banks Island in the Canadian High Arctic (thesis)
  • Katy Putsavage, Black and White ceramic mugs from the Southwestern US (thesis)

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)

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