Eighteen students have been selected as 2001 University Fellows for this summer, in a program that allows them to receive funding while conducting research with a faculty partner. This is the third year of the program. The students, with their project titles and faculty partners' names, are: Rebecca Angley '04, "The Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Movement and Home Range Size in Small Mammals," with Erika Barthelmess, biology Matthew Bogosian '02, "The Biodiversity of the Florida Everglades through Science and Photography," with Cathy Tedford, Brush Gallery Alexei Boulokhov '03, "Gay Fantasy and Queer Reality: Representation of Queer Identity in Film," with Elaine Roth, English Lydia Brown '03, "From Plant to Paper: Papermaking as a Sustainable Income," with Cathy Tedford, Brush Gallery Frances Holzhauer '02, "Chinese Settlemet of the North Country: A Historical and Literary Investigation of Asian Culture," with Hiram Perez, English John Jarosz '03, "The Role of Electrical Coupling in Central Ventilation Control," with Joe Erlichman, biology Matthew Lavin '02, "Willa Cather's Modernism," with Robert Thacker, Canadian studies Sara Lewis '03, "A Study Examining Substance Abuse Treatment Through Therapy Involving Altered States of Consciousness," with Cathy Shrady, geology Raymond Marcero '03, "The German/Austrian Fascination with Aboriginal Peoples of the Americas," with Jon Parmenter, history Heather Marsh '03, "Voyeurism: A Study of Foucauldian Theory and Pornography," with Danielle Egan, sociology Leslie McCabe '02, "Women's Work at the Harvard College Observatory," with Karen Johnson, physics John Milanese '02, "Insect Diversity and Natural Enemy Populations in Corn-Beans-Squash Intercrop," with Rebecca Rivers, environmental studies Corey Murray '03, "John Brown and the Nature of Biography," with Jon Parmenter, history Sarah Post '04, "A Polarimetry Model for Use with a Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscope," with Catherine Jahncke, physics Adam Randall '02, "Seasonal Fluctuations in the Health of the Grass River Watershed," with Marilyn Mayer, biology Jaime Ross '03, "The Effects of Impaired Glial Function in the Hippocampus on Spatial Learning in the Conscious Rat," with Peter Cain, pyschology Ivelina Velikova '03, "Socio-Cultural Significance of La Movida in Contemporary Spain (1975-Present)," with Marina Llorente, modern languages and literatures Close Window to Return to Netnews