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The Ecological Value of Cemeteries and Historical Places
(2018)Habitat loss and fragmentation is a common conservation threat in the United States. Land in urban areas is at a premium for biodiversity preservation and historic landmarks and cemeteries are green spaces that undergo ... -
A Survey of Microplastics in Invertebrates in the Lake Champlain Basin
(2018)The goal of this research was to determine whether microplastics (MP) were ingested by aquatic macroinvertebrates resident to Lake Champlain. We did so by quantifying and characterizing (e.g., fragment, fiber, film, foam, ... -
Plattsburgh's Closet: The Gay Rights Movement in Plattsburgh
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Evaluating Bioremediation Potential for Plastic Pollution with Wax Worms, Galleria mellonella
(2017)Recently researchers have been seeking methods to address plastic pollution problems. These range from oceanic harvesters, to washing machine bags which limit fiber emissions, to bioremediators. In 2015, researchers ... -
To Stay or To Return: Factors Affecting the Immigration Decisions of African Students in the United States
(2017)There are a few factors affecting the decision of migrant African students' choice to stay in the United States or return to their home countries. From the ideological wish to return to spark change in their country, various ... -
Trophic transfer of microplastics in Phalacrocorax auritus (Double-Crested Cormorants) and fish in Lake Champlain
(2018)The goal of this research was to determine whether microplastics (MP) result in trophic transfer within invertebrates, fish, and Phalacrocorax auritus (Double-crested Cormorants) resident to Lake Champlain. We did so by ... -
An Icelandic Excursion through the Westfjords & Beyond
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Whitewater Packrafting in Western Nepal
(2016-12-01)This expedition plan outlines a whitewater packrafting trip on the Bheri and Seti Karnali rivers in western Nepal that will serve as my capstone project for the Bachelor’s of Science in the Expeditionary Studies program ... -
In Profile: Matthew Santiago AKA Akuma
(2017)John Peralta and Sage Lewandowski interviewed aspiring rap star and SUNY Plattsburgh student Matthew Santiago, also known as Akuma. -
Shine On! Shine True!
(2017)In their feature project, Hannah LaPlante and Imani Burroughs examined the Shine On! Program for young girls, which is organized and run by public relations students under the supervision of Associate Professor Colleen Lemza. -
In Profile: Abi Holder
(2016)Hinchcliffe and Griswould profiled student Abi Holder, examining her busy college career, in which she balances nursing and photography majors. -
Feature: The Uke-a-Dooks
(2016)Elsbree and Espejo used their feature project to take a look at the Uke-a-Dooks, the SUNY Plattsburgh student ukulele club. -
In Profile: Leanna Thalmann, Botany Club Treasurer
(2016)Schmidt and Valentin used their profile project to learn about student Leanna Thalmann and the Botany Club, in which she is an officer. -
Feature: Once Upon a Book
(2016)Temple, Thorsey and Traften used their feature project to introduce the viewer to a new downtown bookstore, Once Upon a Book. -
Feature: 7th Annual Plattsburgh Half Marathon
(2016)In their feature project, Kelly, Mashtare and Ruland report on the 2016 run and its fundraising efforts. -
Feature: DoNorth Takes Flight
(2015)In their feature project, Safire Sostre and Nicole Vera took a close look at DoNorth, a student-run magazine. -
Feature: The Threads of Time
(2015)In their feature project, Emily Gregoire and Amanda Johnston visited Rescued Treasures, a thrift shop that supports a local animal shelter. -
Feature: When in Doubt, Dance it Out
(2015)In their feature project, Antonea Griffin and Jacob Tapio look at the SUNY Plattsburgh Dance Corps, a popular campus club.
