CMS Spotlight on Student Research
CMS is proud to engage our students in the research process in meaningful ways. Many coastal and marine science students have unique research opportunities, and we love highlighting their hard work. The CMS Spotlight on Student Research is a way to share student research posters and recognize student contributions to our scientific mission.
To submit a poster to our spotlight, please fill out our survey.
2020 Student Spotlight in Review
2020 has been a strange year, and since we started out highlighting our student research in printed poster form displayed in the CMS lobby, we thought we should do a year-in-review so that all of our student posters could be online for the world to see. Thank you, students, for sharing your exciting work!
[names link to poster pdf]
Chelsea Abell
Undergraduate student
Faculty advisor: Dr. Ryan Mieras
Beach Profile Changes Before and After Hurricane Isaias at Kure Beach, North Carolina
Evangelyn Buckland
Graduate Student
Faculty advisor: Dr. Raymond Danner
Overwinter survival and abundance of seaside and Saltmarsh sparrows in southeastern North Carolina
Drew Davey
Undergraduate student
Faculty advisor: Dr. Ryan Mieras
Swash zone bed level variations using the new standalone Conductivity Concentration Profiler (CCP+) system
Kelsea and Deanna Edwing
Undergraduate students
Faculty advisor: Dr. Joseph Long
Development of an automated algorithm to capture timing and duration of dune collision events from publicly available webcams
Marae Lindquist
Graduate student
Faculty advisor: Dr. Raymond Danner
Predicting the effects of sea level rise on marsh birds of conservation concern in coastal North Carolina
Hassan Mason
Undergraduate student
Faculty advisor: Dr. Till Wagner
How does sea ice motion influence sea ice area?
