Student Advisees
Jan M. H. Hendrickx, Professor of Hydrology

Current M.S. Student Advisees

Nicole Alkov - nicole at nmt.edu
B.S. Earth Science 2004, University of California, Santa Cruz

Katherine Fleming - flemingk at nmt.edu
B.S. Geological Sciences & History 2003, University of Michigan

Drew Haerer - haeredm1 at nmt.edu
B.S. Environmental Science 2005, Juniata College

Tyler Munson - tmunson at nmt.edu
B.S. Geology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Heather Shannon - hrs at nmt.edu
B.S. Geology 2003, Virginia Tech
Research: Simulating liquid and vapor flow through a variably saturated waste rock pile

Danny Slattery - stormkng at nmt.edu
B.S. Geology 2002, New Mexico Tech

Current Ph.D Student Advisees

Sung Ho Hong - hong at nmt.edu
M.S. Geology 1999, New Mexico Tech & M.S. Hydrology 2002, New Mexico Tech
Research: Estimation of Regional Evapotranspiration and Soil Moisture in the Western United States through Optical Remote Sensing with SEBAL.

Recent Graduates

Dan Dolmar, M.S. 2001, History matching and model validation for the 1D unsaturated flow code "HYDRUS" using data from a 600-year-old tracer signal at an abandoned Native American Pueblo

Annie Kearns, M.S. 1998, Temporal Variability of Precipitation Recharge in Semi-Arid New Mexico. Currently with Brownfields Program, New Mexico Environment Department.

Tim Miller, M.S. 2002, Using a ground penetrating radar system to test the hypothesis that buried land mines are easier to identify with increasing water content. Currently a Hydrologist for the Bureau of Reclamation.

Tzung-mow (Mike) Yao, Ph.D. 1998, Prediction of Wetting front Instability in Homogeneous Soils- Empirical Approach and Mathematical Modeling. Currently at the University of Arizona, Soil Water and Environmental Science Department.