List of Sustainability Division III Projects Spring 2014 Graduation

List of Sustainability Division III Projects—Spring 2014 Graduation ** indicates also received Five College Sustainability Studies Certificate

Div III Title Student Name Student Email

(M)eat: Innocent until Yasmine Abulhab [email protected] Proven Guilty

The Effects of Patch-Burn Alex Bartolo [email protected] Grazing on the Territory Size of Dickcissels (Spiza americana)

Slow Food USA: A Cultural Elana Brown [email protected] Exploration of Slow Food in the "Fast Food Nation"

Fully Integrated: The Jon Butler [email protected] Future of Sustainable Food

Learning in Context: Using Ava Castro [email protected] a Farm as an Educational Tool

Farm to Camp: Creating Lauren Deutsch [email protected] lasting effects for a healthier life

Hampshire College Matthew Fidanzato [email protected] Stormwater Drainage Monitoring: Temperatures and Contaminants

?Land of Fish and Rice?: Owen Gilroy [email protected] Agriculture, Eutrophication, and Phytoremediation in China?s Chao Lake ?鱼米之乡?：巢湖流域的农业，富营养化，和植物修复

Sustainable Design and Tristan Grant [email protected] Development** Div III Title Student Name Student Email

Re-thinking "Ordem e Erika Held [email protected] Progresso": Critiques of the Belo Monte Dam Project

From Alberta to Texas: A Noga Heyman [email protected] Critical Examination of the Keystone XL pipeline and its Opposition

Fracking and the North Marleigh Higgins [email protected] Dakota Oil Boom

Green Building: An Carl Hourihan [email protected] investigation of products and materials that satisfy the Living Building Standard **

Architecture as Social Spencer Hoyt [email protected] Responsibility

Trace Metal Contamination Rachel Keeney [email protected] in Sri Lankan Rice: LA- ICP-MS and HPLC Procedures to Determine Etiology of Chronic Kidney Disease

Water politics between Subhanu Khanal [email protected] Nepal and India

Forest Stewards of Hannah Libby [email protected] Hampshire College; a Restoration of the Hampshire Woods Div III Title Student Name Student Email

Transport and Fate of Lead Zac Malkin [email protected] Arsenate pesticides at an Amherst, Massachusetts Pear Orchard

Sustainable technologies Christian Matesanz [email protected] for water conservation and waste removal: composting toilets as an alternative for portable and flush toilets

Agricultural Systems Bexx Merck [email protected] Thinking: Re-designing urban farming systems that are radically inclusive of marginalized communities

The Role of Natural Arslan Muradi [email protected] Resources in High-Conflict Regions (The Case of Afghanistan and Iraq)

Searching for Identity in Joe Olbrych [email protected] the Outdoors, A Collection of Writing **

A Fox in the Hen House: Jessa Orluk [email protected] How State Laws Institutionalize Animal Abuse

Imagine the Earth: Joshua Reynolds [email protected] Illustrating Environmental Science and Philosophy ** Div III Title Student Name Student Email

Planning a Sustainable Javier Robles [email protected] Northampton, for whom?: Latin@s in Northampton, MA

Human Health, Social Gabe Rowe [email protected] Justice, and Natural Science Perspectives of Hydraulic Fracturing in the Marcellus Shale

Searching for the Sublime: Frances Seidl Chodosh [email protected] Stepping foot into the American Wilderness

Profit vs. People: A Case Monica Soto [email protected] Study in the Environmental and Social Impact of Big Oil

Power & Public Space: Hester Tittman [email protected] Small-Scale Urban Design in Oakland & San Francisco

Urbanization, Tourism, and Anna Wise [email protected] Socio-Cultural Practices of Horry County, SC Farming Communities

A Mystic Seaport Field Anna Yoors [email protected] Trip; Connecting tall ships, stars and navigation