Bridgewater students carry out research projects in a variety of contexts. A number of classes require independent research projects. Many students choose to carry out their own summer, semester or year-long research project with the mentorship of a member of the faculty. Others perform research off campus in conjunction with a summer job, internship or class. Examples of environmental research projects at Bridgewater College are listed below.
Class Related Research
Kreider, J. 2005. Assessing effectiveness of stream restoration.
Shiflet, C. 2005. Fecal coliform concentrations in agricultural streams in Rockingham County, VA
Brumfield, B., A. Horn, and A. Merritt. 2005. A comparison of the effects of beaver dams on forested and agricultural streams
Mulcahy, A. 2005. Abundance of small mammals in different riparian habitats
Bateman, M. and C. Yates. 2005. Effects of native crayfish (C. bartonii) on aquatic invertebrate distribution |
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