AQC Travel Grant Awardees 2005-Present

Date Award Granted

Winner

Purpose

Title of presentation, poster, or project
click title for link to abstract

October, 2007

Sarah Meitl

Alaska Anthropological Assoc. Annual Meeting. February, 2008. Anchorage, AK

Denbigh Flint Complex at Onion Portage: What can stone tools tell us?

Eva Stephani

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. December, 2007. San Francisco, CA

Studies of contemporary glacier basal ice cryostructures to identify buried basal ice in the permafrost: an example from the Matanuska Glacier, Alaska.

Yiming Wang

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. December, 2007. San Francisco, CA

Late Quaternary Environmental Changes Inferred from the Stable Oxygen Isotope Composition of Aquatic Insects (Chironomidae: Diptera) and Stable Hydrogen Isotope Composition of bulk sediments from Idavain Lake, Southwest Alaska

October, 2006

Jason Addison

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. December, 2006. San Francisco, CA

Biogeochemical and Isotopic Records of Holocene Climate Change in the Gulf of Alaska, Northeast Pacific Ocean

Hayley Lanier

Study faunal collections at the Smithsonian Museum

Phylogeography, morphology, and evolutionary history of the collared pika (Ochotona collaris)

November, 2005

Tammy Greene

American Society of Physical Anthropologists Annual Meeting. March, 2006. Anchorage, AK

Diet at predynastic Hierakonpolis: an examination of macrowear, microwear, and caries

Nicole Misarti

Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting. April, 2006. San Juan, Puerto Rico

Reconstructing midden composition through chemical analysis of soils in the eastern Aleutians

Amy Rodman

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. December, 2005. San Francisco, CA

Origin for Kuparuk River basin springs, North Slope, Alaska

Note: The AQC has been awarding travel grants since 1990; only the most recent recipients are noted here.