What it’s like to be a Graduate Student in my Lab:

For what it’s worth, follow this link to my generic advice to potential graduate students. Regarding what it’s like to be a graduate student in my lab, I pretend it’s wonderful but you better check with current and former graduate students:

ascaro1@lsu.edu	Amy Scaroni. in progress. Nutrient removal by coastal floodplain wetlands. Ph.D. Dissertation.
vtobia1@lsu.edu	Vanessa Tobias. in progress. Identifying limiting factors to emergent vegetation in coastal wetlands. Ph.D. Dissertation.
joconne1@tulane.edu	Jessica O’Connell. 2006. Coastal Marsh Restoration Using Terraces: Effects on Waterbird Habitat in Louisiana’s Chenier Plain. M.S. Thesis
CCannaday@OLATHEKS.ORG	Chris Cannaday, M.S. 2006. Effects of Terraces on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Shallow Marsh Ponds in Coastal Southwest Louisiana. M.S. Thesis
sborde7@lsu.edu	Seth Bordelon, M.S. 2005. Effects of White-Tailed Deer Herbivory on the Growth and Survival of Seedlings in a Coastal Wetland Forest. M.S. Thesis
Barret_Fortier@fws.gov	Barrett K. Fortier. 2004. Mortality of pen-raised white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) released on three areas in Louisiana. M.S. Thesis
aaron@gsrcorp.com	Aaron B. Caldwell, M.S., 2003. Terraces and coconut mats affect submerged aquatic vegetation and seed diversity, density, and biomass on Sabine National Wildlife Refuge. M.S. Thesis
cwinsl1@lsu.edu	Christian J. Winslow, M.S., 2003. Estimation of waterfowl food availability in freshwater marshes of the gulf coast joint venture area in Louisiana and southeast Texas. M.S. Thesis
Joy.Hunter@noaa.gov	Joy J. Hunter, M.S., 2001. Relative effects of season waterfowl herbivory and marsh management on Submersed Aquatic Vegetation in a tidal non-saline marsh. M.S. Thesis (at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
John.Foret@noaa.gov	John D. Foret, M.S., 1997 (co-Chair with R.R. Twilley). Accretion sedimentation and nutrient accumulation rates as influenced by manipulations in marsh hydrology in the Chenier Plain Louisiana. M.S. Thesis (at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
Thomas_McGinnis@usgs.gov	Thomas E. McGinnis II, M.S., 1997. Factors of soil strength and shoreline movement in a Louisiana coastal marsh. M.S. Thesis (at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette)

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