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The
major mission of JEL is research. However, the Laboratory also participates
in the University's other major missions, education and service. JEL's
major roles in education involve our faculty teaching courses on the
main campus, overseeing graduate student theses and incorporating undergraduates
into their research programs. The Laboratory also participates in a
variety of public education endeavors, most of which are conducted by
the UNH Marine Docents program.
Student Opportunities at JEL I Courses I Graduate Students
Recent Courses taught by JEL Faculty
David Burdick, Natural Resources Department
- Professional Perspectives on Biology, BIOL 401, 1 credit
- Freshwater Resources Management, WARM 504, 4 credits
- Critical Analysis of Water Resource Literature, WARM 700/800, 2 credits
- Wetland Resource Management, WARM 711/811, 4 credits
- Field Wetland Ecology, WARM 713/813, 3 credits
- Wetland Mitigation and Restoration, WARM 719/819, 3 credits
- Independent Study, 4 students ZOOL, WARM, NR, 1-4 credits
- Master's Thesis, NR 899, 6-10 credits
Ray Grizzle, Zoology Department
- Introduction to Marine Biology (guest lecturer), ZOOL 503, 4 credits
Steve Jones, Natural Resources Department
- Environmental Engineering Microbiology, CIE 756, 4 credits
- Plant, Soils and Environment, PBIO 546, 4 credits
- Soil Microbiology, SOIL 806, 3 credits
Arthur Mathieson, Plant Biology Department
- Marine Botany, PBIO 625, 4 credits
- Marine Phycology, PBIO 722/822, 4 credits
- Marine Ecology, PBIO 725/825, 4 credits
- Investigations in Plant Biology, PBIO 795/895, 1-6 credits
Fred Short, Natural Resources Department
- Sustainability Analysis: Focus on Purchasing, EC 690, 3 credits
- Wetlands Restoration and Mitigation, WARM 718/818, 2 credits
Larry Ward, Earth Sciences Department
- Introduction to Physical Geology, ESCI 401, 4 credits
- Introduction to Oceanography, ESCI 501, 4 credits
- Introduction to Sedimentology, ESCI 595, 4 credits
- Nearshore Processes, ESCI 796/896, 4 credits
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Recent Graduate Students of JEL faculty
David Burdick, Natural Resources Department
- Allison Bowden, M.S. 2000
- Cathy Bozek, M.S. 2004
- Alyson Eberhardt, M.S. 2004; Ph.D. current
- Raymond Konisky, Ph.D. 2000
Ray Grizzle, Zoology Department
- Mark Capone, M.S. current
- Jenn Greene, M.S. 2004
Steve Jones, Natural Resources Department
- Stephen Eddy, M.S. 2000
- Daniel Marquis, M.S. 1999
- Beata Summer-Brason, M.S. 1998
Arthur Mathieson, Plant Biology Department
- Joan Beskenis, Ph.D. current
- Troy Bray, M.S., co-advisor, 2003; Ph.D. co-advisor, 2006
- Paula Busse-Philbrick, Ph.D, 2004
- Andrea Grossman, M.S. 1996
- Linda Pereira, M.S. 1996
- Brian Teasdale, Ph.D. 2004
- Aaron Wallace, Ph.D., co-advisor, 2005
Fred Short, Natural Resourced Department
- Carrie Burdick, M.S. 2003
- Ryan Davis, Ph.D. 2000
- Caroline Erftemeijer-Ochieng, Ph.D. current
- Nancy Evans, M.S. 2003
- Jeff Gaeckle, Ph.D. 2006
- Heidi Hoven, Ph.D. 1998
- Kalle Matso, M.S. 2000
- Pam Morgan, Ph.D. 2000
- Alyssa Novak, Ph.D. current
- David Rivers, M.S. current
- Paul Sokoloff, M.S. current
Larry Ward, Earth Sciences Department
- Mike Leo, M.S. 1999
- Edward Merchant, M.S. 2003
- Kevin Trainer, M.S. 1997
- Brent Zaprowski, M.S. 1998
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