Theses

Some recent M.S. theses titles

Jennifer Ramp collects pollinators

Only a portion of our M.S. graduates are listed here because our M.S. degrees have a thesis and non-thesis option. To see a list of graduates, see our Grad Alumni page.

Year	Name	Thesis Title
2009	Rachel McLoughlin	Characterization of Organic Biogeochemistry and Didymospheria geminata Abundance in Boulder Creek
2008	Candice Evans	Effects of water vapor on analyses of atmospheric carbon dioxide
2008	Laura Makar	Voluntary Transfers of Reclamation Water Rights: A Mechanism for Augmentation of Urban Supply Reliability
2007	Colleen Flanagan	Understanding alpine watersheds in the Colorado Front Range: phytoplankton community analysis and watershed education
2006	Cynthia Cacy	Chemical weathering fluxes of loess soils in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska.
2006	Hillary Rosner	Tropical rainforests: Carbon sink or carbon source?
2005	Kim Raby	Use of Water Quality Data for Land Management Decisions: A Case Study in San Juan County, CO
2004	Cindy Copeland	Facing Climate Change in New Mexico: Policy Approaches for State and Local Implementation
2004	Kimberly Kosmenko	Grasslands Conservation Programs on Private Lands: Integrating Sociocultural and Ecological Learning for Prairie Dog Ecosystem
2004	Jessica Lowrey	Connecting Science and Policy: Lessons Learned from 32 Science-Policy Assessments
2004	Desiree Pacheco	Product Service Systems: An Assessment of the Conditions for Optimal Goernance as a Function of Eco and Env Efficiency
2004	Edouard von Herberstein	Hurricane risk pricing, catastrophe models and data quality: Why it matters and what should be done about it.
2004	Alice Wood	Characterization and prioritization of mining-related metal sources with metal loading tracer dilution tests