Attending a conference as a student one year and as a mentor the next year gave me time to reflect deeper on the research process and better understanding of the stories we create through research. Dr. Charles Kevin Geedey, Dr. Michael Reisner, Dr. Brittany McCall, and I participated in the Mississippi River Research Consortium together with the students mentioned below. I was responsible for organizing the timeline for research data collection and providing guidance on poster creation throughout the academic year. Collaborating with these students, we established a timeline for developing posters and determining key areas of focus. Both faculty and students worked diligently to enhance their research efforts.
Annie Gill, a senior environmental studies from Naperville, Ill.
Health Assessment Across Goose Creek Watershed
Fynn Greene, a sophomore biology; environmental studies; and women, gender and sexuality studies triple major from Geneseo, Ill.
Parasite Communities As Possible Bioindicators For Urban Aquatic Ecosystems
Zack Horve, a senior environmental studies major from Mackinaw, Ill.
Riparian Structural Diversity and Land Cover as Predictors of Water Quality: A Comparative Analysis in the Duck Creek Watershed
Hannah McKoon, a junior geology and Spanish for professional use double major from Geneseo, Ill.
Land Use Factors Affecting Erosion and Entrenchment in Goose Creek Watershed Davenport, Iowa
Briana Reagan, a junior geology and environmental studies double major from Poplar Grove, Ill.
Analysis of Microplastics in Freshwater Urban Watersheds
Jenna Sorenson, a senior biology and environmental studies double major from Barrington, Ill.
Factors Affecting Urban Stream Metabolism Performance In Goose Creek Watershed
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