Tufts Institute
of the Environment is pleased to announce the 2008– 2009
recipients of the Environmental Graduate and Undergraduate
Student Fellowships. We received a record number of applications
this year and the decisions were quite difficult. Thank
you to all who applied, and congratulations to this year's
Fellows!
2008–
2009 Environmental Graduate Student Fellowships
Linking
Declines in Marsh Birds to Urbanization: An Evaluation of
Potential Mechanisms. Brian G. Tavernia (School
of Arts and Sciences).
Advancing
Central America's Development Through the Carbon Market:
An Assessment of the Barriers and Policy Recommendations
to Overcome Them. Abby Lindsay
(The Fletcher School and the Department of Urban and Environmental
Policy and Planning).
Determining
the Mechanism of Action by which Atrazine Affects Organ
Development in Amphibians. Jenny
Lenkowski (School of Arts and Sciences).
Herring
Gulls, Larus argentatus, as Vectors of Pathogenic
Escherichia coli in Coastal Environments. Karen
Alroy (Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine).
Estimation
of Climatic and Anthropogenic Influences on Freshwater Availability.
Yu-shiou
Tsai (Tufts University School of Engineering)
