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“Ecohydrology: Developing Strategies to Remove Agricultural Nutrients from Surface Water,” by Stephen J. Van der Hoven; Appalachian State University, Department of Geology Colloquium; Boone, North Carolina. “Time Scale of Recovery of Hyporheic Complexity and Denitrification after Stream Channelization or Maintenance Events,” by Stephen J. Van der Hoven, Joyce A. Harris, W.L. Perry, and A.M. Lemke; North American Benthological Society; Grand Rapids, Michigan. “Deer in Headlights,” by Max Walker; Illinois Geographical Society; Rockford, Illinois. Mr. Walker presented the same poster at the Illinois State University Undergraduate Research Symposium in Normal, Illinois. “Suicide, It’s a Terrible Thing!” by Christina Woloshyn; Illinois State University Undergraduate Research Symposium; Normal, Illinois. 40
The Department encourages faculty to push students toward career growth and subsidizes attendance at meetings when possible. On the previous page, we see several Geography students who attended the Rockford meeting of the Illinois Geographical Society with Professor John Kostelnick to present papers or support their classmates. From the left stood Max Walker, Kevin Gorell, Nick Bonarek, Emily Koeppen, Mark McCleary, Larry Haigh, Mike Clementz, and Dr. Kostelnick. Also on that page, in the second image, is Krista Mehon, one of more than a dozen students who presented their research work via the poster route at the Undergraduate Research Symposium on campus. On this page we feature three others who presented posters at the same gathering: Joe Longhini (top), Ken Breiner (middle), and Steve Gillespie (bottom). 41
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Page 37 and 38: MIDYEAR COMMENCEMENT The Department
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