Taylor Mikell ('09)

Size, shape and distribution of chaos areas on Europa (Thesis, 2008-2009)

Danielle Zentner ('09)

Remote-sensing mapping of lavakas in Madagascar (Independent Study, 2007)

Sedimentology and dynamics of cliff-top boulder ridges on the Aran Islands, Ireland (Thesis, 2008-2009)

Aaron Bauer ('11)

Hydrocode experiments on impacts into ice over water (Research assistantship, Spring 2008)

Becca Lawrence ('07)

Effects of hydrodynamic fractionation on Amazon River detrital zircon age populations (Thesis, 2006-2007)

Consultant at Iris Environmental

Kate Scheider ('07)

Impact processes on Jupiter's moon Europa (Thesis, 2006-2007)

Cartographer at Geologic Data Systems

Nora Matell  ('06)

Sediment transport in a glacial outwash stream, Svalbard (with the Svalbard REU ) (Thesis, 2005-2006)

M.S. student in Geology at INSTAAR, University of Colorado at Boulder

Fara Rasoazanamparany  (Université d'Antananarivo)

Lavakas and seismicity in Madagascar (Visiting scholar Spring semester 2006)

M.S. student in Geology, St. Louis University

Liz Gress   ('06)

Deconstructing the myths and misperceptions surrounding Madagascar's lavaka (Independent Study, 2005-2006)

Academic Office Assistant in Pediatric Surgery at U.C. San Francisco Medical Center.

Ellie Schmidt  ('06)

Geochronology of granulite-grade metasediments, central Madagascar (Independent Study, 2005-2006)

Teaching Earth Science and Special Education at Concord-Carlisle High School

Lissa Ong  ('04)

What lies beneath the surface? Europa's icy enigma (Thesis, 2003-2004)

M.S. in Planetary Science 2007, University of California at Santa Cruz; now Ph.D. student at the Lunar and Planetary Lab, University of Arizona

Emily Clinch  ('04)

Mapping a fringing reef complex: St. John, U.S.V.I. (MAST thesis, 2004)

M.S. in Marine Sciences 2007, now teaching Science at Edgar Middle School.

Nathalie Bakoariniaina  (Université d'Antananarivo)

Field and GIS studies of lavaka evolution, Miarinarivo area, central Madagascar (Visiting scholar Fall semester 2003)

M.S. in Geology 2006, St. Louis University

Chris Garvin ('03):

Major and trace element geochemistry of a late Glacial/early Holocene lake sediment core, western Ireland (with the Keck Geology Consortium) (Thesis, 2002-2003)

M.S. in Geology 2006, Cornell University; now with Biogen Idec

Nick Nelson ('03)

A petrologic and sedimentologic analysis of traction deposits and marker beds in the Manlius Formation, New York state (Thesis, 2002-2003)

Instructor for Teton Science School; M.S. student in Natural Resources, Utah State University

Tsilavo Raharimahefa  (Université d'Antananarivo)

Remote sensing of Proterozoic quartzites of the Sahantaha Series, northeastern Madagascar (Summer research internship 2001, visiting scholar Spring semester 2002)

M.S. in Geology 2004; Ph.D. student in Geology, St. Louis University

Steve DeOreo  ('01)

The Itremo Group of central Madagascar: direct dating of a major metamorphic event and evidence for a new Neoproterozoic metasedimentary sequence (Thesis, 2000-2001)

M.S. in Geology 2005, U.C. Santa Barbara; adjunct faculty in the Geology Department at Lake Tahoe Community College

Carla Chokel Macklin ('00)

Geochronologic, structural, and tectonic analysis of the Itremo Group, central Madagascar (Thesis, 1999-2000)

Land Protection Intern for Chagrin River Land Conservancy

Patty Hines ('00)

Petrological and mathematical analysis of conglomerate clast and matrix relationships (Thesis, 1999-2000)

M.B.A. Tufts University; Portfolio
Manager (international trade and finance) at the Export-Import Bank

Jana Comstock ('99)

Sedimentology and tectonics of the Mazatzal Group, Arizona (Thesis, 1998-1999)

Ph.D. student in Mathematics, U.C. Berkeley

Ethan Gutmann ('99)

Diagenetic effects as a possible explanation for monomict quartz cobble conglomerates (Thesis, 1998-1999)

M.S. in Geophysics 2002; Ph.D. student in Geophysics, University of Colorado, Boulder

Sm-Nd model ages of mudrocks and crystalline rocks through geologic time (Independent study, 1999)

M.B.A. 2005, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University.

Depositional environments of the Middle Cambrian Flathead Sandstone, Clarks Fork Valley, Wyoming (Thesis, 1996-1997)

Ph.D. in Geology Univeristy of Oregon 2002; Soil Hydrologist with U.S. Forest Service, Tongass National Forest

Changes in mudrock composition through time (Independent study, 1997)

M.S. 2001, Ph.D. student in Geology, University of Washington