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On a 10-day trip to California, environmental science students Allison Neumann '19, Shana Foster '20, and Chelesia Clarke '19 had the opportunity to conduct shark tooth research in a world-class geochemistry lab. The students also explored iconic geological landscapes including Yosemite National Park. The workshop was funded by a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant awarded to WP professors Michael Griffiths and Martin Becker. #ResearchAtWP
“Had a blast presenting research at the WP Research Symposium! All the Environmental Science Dept. presentations were flawless, great job everyone!”
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“Explorations Poster Presentation”
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“Finish my honors thesis and present it to anyone who will listen ✅ All jokes aside, feeling blessed to have completed this research and present it on various occasions both on campus and in Baltimore!”
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