Student Advisees
Fred M. Phillips, Professor of Hydrology
Elizabeth Bastien - ebastien at nmt.edu
B.A. Chemistry, 2004, Albion College
Research: The salinity budget of the Rio GrandeShasta Marrero - shasta at nmt.edu
B.S. Chemistry, 2003, University of Wisconsin-Madison
B.S. Geology, 2003, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Research: Calibration of the cosmogenic 36Cl production rate in rocksJeremiah “Croaker” Morse - jmorse at nmt.edu
B.S. Geological Sciences 2003 Albion College
Research: Groundwater replenishment to the Peñasco Basin from the Sacramento Mountains using carbon-14 dating of groundwaterAndre Ritchie - aritchie at nmt.edu
B.S. Geology 2007 University of North Carolina-Wilmington
Marty Frisbee - mfrisbee at nmt.edu
M.S. Earth Science, 2004, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
B.S. Electrical Engineering, 2004, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Research: Runoff generation processes in semiarid headwaters catchments
Heather (Lacey) Hallett, MS 2006, Quantification and characterization of chloride sources in the Rio Grande.
Renee Sandvig, MS 2005, Ecohydrological controls on soil-moisture fluxes in arid vadose zones.
Naomi Davidson-Rosenau, MS 2004, Groundwater and produced water quality of the Permian Basin, Southeast New Mexico.
Samuel Earman, PhD 2004, Groundwater recharge through mountain-basin systems of the Southwest: A case study in the Chiricahua Mountains - San Bernardino Valley system, Arizona and Sonora.
Suzanne Mills, MS 2004, Quantifying salinization of the Rio Grande using environmental tracers.
John R. Boulanger, MS 2003, Stable isotope analysis of evaporation and transpiration following a precipitation event, Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.
Gabrielle Kurth, MS 2003, Cosmogenic nuclide dating of old, high Pluvial shorelines in the Western Great Basin.
Alyssa Olson, MS 2002, Carbon-13 in hydrologically-closed systems: Experimentation and modeling.
Mitch Plummer, PhD 2002, Paleoclimatic conditions during the last deglaciation inferred from combined analysis of plural and glacial records - a paleohydrology study of the Owens Valley.
Michelle Walvoord, PhD 2002, Unifying conceptual model to describe water, vapor and solute transport in deep arid vadose zones.
John P. Ayarbe, MS 2001, Calibrating a fault scarp diffusion model with cosmogenic 36Cl to provide a new means for establishing rupture chronologies in arid and semiarid environments.
Laura M. Bexfield, MS 2001, Occurrence and sources of arsenic in ground water of the Middle Rio Grande Basin, central New Mexico.
Joseph M. Sterling, MS 2001, Controls on, and modeling of, chloride deposition at the continental scale.
Gina DeRosa, MS 1999, Experimental evidence of hyperfiltration-induced precipitation of heavy metals.
Michelle Walvoord, MS 1999, Characterization of Groundwater Flow in the Southeastern San Juan Basin: Implications for Microbial Origins in the Deep Subsurface near Cerro Negro, New Mexico.
Susan J. Colarullo, PhD 1998, Multiple Scale Characterization of Alluvial Aquifer Heterogeneity.
Claire Chia-Lan Hsu, MS 1998, Trapping of Non-aqueous Phase Liquids at Sand/Shale Interfaces.
James W. Moore, MS 1998, Monitoring infiltration of atmospheric chloride across the land surface in central New Mexico.
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