Elizabeth Clark, a Master’s candidate in Environmental Conservation, will defend her thesis titled, "Developing eDNA tools for assessing sea turtle habitat use in Massachusetts coastal waters", on Wed Dec 11th, 2024 at 10:00 AM in room 105, Holdsworth Hall and via Zoom (link will follow).
Exam committee members are Dr. Lisa Komoroske (Chair) and Dr. Meg MacLean (Member).
Courses taken to satisfy the degree requirements by Elizabeth Clark:
ECO 601 Research Concepts
ECO 602 Analysis of Environmental Data
ECO 636 Applied Ecological Statistics
ECO 634 Analysis of Environ Data LAB
ECO 691A S-Current Res in Environ Consv
FOOD-SCI 797A ST-Genomic Approaches/FoodSci
ECO 631 Public Engagement & Comm
ECO 696 Independent Study (ecological and conservation applications of eDNA)
ECO 699 Masters Thesis