NOVA Annandale | Geology | Bentley | "The Honors Roll"

Here is a list of my past geology Honors students and their projects, in reverse chronological order (most recent at the top):


Jason Von-Kundra
(GOL 105, Spring 2009)
The rise and fall of Pacific atoll islands
Ryan O'Connell
(GOL 105, Spring 2009)
"Mass wasting": Curbing the use of inefficient technologies
Robin Landis
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Sustainable gardening for NOVA homes
Jason Murray
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Kiawah Island, South Carolina: a case study in the pitfalls of coastal development
Ana Cuddihy
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Younger Dryas and the Little Ice Age: Two Examples of Rapid Cooling
Victoria Martin
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Cleaning up Lake Erie
Hope Williamson
(GOL 255, Spring 2009)
How climate change is effecting Indian farmers
Brian "Mic" McCracken
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Flooding at Great Falls: a perennial history
Ana Cuddihy
(GOL 105, Fall 2008)
Supervolcanoes: three case studies
Kristen Plescow
(GOL 225, Spring 2009)
Agriculture, food production, and America
(original art by Kristen)
Hope Williamson
(GOL 105, Fall 2008)
How neo-tectonics is shaping the world today
Mauricio Silva
(GOL 105, Fall 2008)
Volcanoes of Peru
Aaron Barth
(GOL 106, Fall 2008)
Geologic formations of Fort Valley & Massanutten
Doug Graham
(GOL 106, Fall 2008)
Rewinding evolution.
Estefan Sevilla
(GOL 105, Spring 2008)
Paricutin: the 'James Dean' of volcanoes.
Kathy Kuan
(GOL 105, Spring 2008)
Lusi, the mud volcano of East Java.
Victoria Martin
(GOL 106, Spring 2008)
'The Kinks' of Broad Branch: kink banding in Piedmont metagraywacke.
N. Laura Tappan
(GOL 105, Spring 2008)
Virginia's hot springs: related to Eocene volcanism?
Spencer Ford
(GOL 106, Spring 2008)
Clast provenance in Chain Bridge metagraywacke: North America or island arc?
Jason Murray
(GOL 106, Spring 2008)
Axial ratios of strained clasts, Klingle Valley metaconglomerate.
Iqra Mohammed
(GOL 105, Fall 2007)
The importance of water.
Sara Aznan
(GOL 106, Fall 2007)
Australopithecine hominids in South Africa.
Stephen Howe
(GOL 105, Fall 2007)
Boulder movement in the Potomac River Gorge, Maryland.
Victoria Martin
(GOL 105, Fall 2007)
The underwater Yonaguni structure of Japan: geological or manmade?
Katherine Richards
(GOL 106, Spring 2007
)
Strain in metaconglomerate clasts, Klingle Valley, Washington, DC.
Anastassia Bogosian-Scissors
(GOL 105, Fall 2007)
Silicified trilobite fossils from the mid-Ordovician Edinburg Formation, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia.

Brian Hinnegan-Stevenson
(GOL 105, Spring 2007)
"Flood Geology" and "Creation Science": the intersection of faith and science.

Kristen Plescow
(GOL 105, Spring 2007)
Global climate change.
Jay De Lanoy
(GOL 105, Fall 2006)
"Snowball Earth" glaciations and the rise of metazoan life on Earth.
Bill Barnett
(GOL 105, Spring 2007)
Landforms on Mars.

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