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Achievements
Find out what our students, faculty, and staff are being recognized for.
Brian Murphy
Environmental Science & Management
Received NACIS Student Map Award for Research.
Jack Murphy
Environmental Science & Management
Serves on the City of Arcata's Creeks and Watersheds Committee.
Adam Carter
Computer Science
Presented a paper at CCSC NW 2018: Kinne, J., Misner, E., Carter, A. S., & Tuttle, S. M. (2018). Evaluating the Efficacy of Clicker-Based Peer Instruction across Multiple Courses at a Single Institution. Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges.
Mihai Tomescu (with A.T. Groover)
Biological Sciences
Paper presented at 10th European Paleobotany-Palynology Conference in Dublin, Ireland: "Deconstructing secondary growth as developmental potential: a perspective on the evo-devo of wood"
Jack Murphy
Environmental Science & Management
Serves on the City of Arcata's Creeks and Watersheds Committee.
Isabel N. Contreras, Jenna Bader, Patricia DuRant, Lonny Grafman
School of Engineering
Peer-reviewed journal article published in the International Journal for Service Learning in Engineering (Vol 13 No 2).
"An Analysis of Recycling High Density Polyethylene with Limited Resources"
https://ojs.library.queensu.ca/index.php/ijsle/article/view/11621
Brian Tissot
Biological Sciences
Brian was elected as the President of the Western Society of Naturalists for 2019.
Buddhika Madurappeuma
Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management
Peer-reviewed article published in Remote Sensing Journal (IF 3.41). "Remote Sensing Approach to Detect Burn Severity Risk Zones in Palo Verde National Park, Costa Rica"
Jim Graham, Melissa Kimble
Environmental Science & Management
Natural Resources graduate student Melissa Kimble and advisor Jim Graham's peer-reviewed article, "Visualizing Uncertainty in Habitat Suitability Models with HEMI 2", accepted for publication.
Monica Pina, Miles Ritch, Nic Anderson, Tiffany Perez, and Daniel Guzman.
Forestry, Fire & Rangeland Management
"HSU Collegiate Soil Contest team placed 2nd in group judging (where all were in one pit) and 3rd in team judging (top four contestants overall).
The contest was held near CalPoly San Luis Obispo on Nov. 3. CalPoly SLO will host the national soil collegiate contest in April. HSU's team looks forward to competing in this national competition where 20 plus teams from across the United States will compete. The team improved from its first attempt at soil judging last year where it received two third place awards. Cal Poly leads the pack (and actually has the world's best soil judger on its team), but HSU outperformed Fresno State this year in the group event and was ahead of CSU Chico overall.