2008 Interns

Submitted by admin on Fri, 2009-05-22 16:31.

Student Name (Links to their Blog)	Student Institution	Host	Host Institution	AGU Presentation (* Indicates Oral Session)
Mollie Pettit	West Virginia U.	Anne Sheehan	U. Colorado, Boulder	S33B-1961: It's Still Downhill From Tonopah to Las Vegas, but the Crust Doesn't Ride for Free
Hellen Feng	UCLA	John Hole	Virginia Tech	T11A-1846: Designing Shots for the 2010 Seismic Refraction and Reflection
Alexander Panessa	University of Minnesota	Gary Pavlis	Indiana University	T53B-1944: Seismicity of the Bering Glacier Region: Inferences from Relocations Using Data from STEEP
Kevin Jensen	University of Utah	Michael Brudzinski	Miami University	T13F-08*: Seismicity of the Oaxaca Segment of the Middle American Subduction
Stefen Jensen	Northwestern University	Nicholas Harmon	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	PP41B-1441: Testing for Holocene Hydroclimatic Change in the Sierras: New Insights From Fallen Leaf Lake, Lake Tahoe Basin, California
Emma Hyde	Montana Tech	Cathy Snelson	New Mexico Tech	S11C-1772: Imaging the Socorro Magma Body Using Free Above- Ground Sources
Tiffany Cox	Carleton College	Michael West	U. Alaska Fairbanks	V51D-2071: June 2006 seismic swarm and dike injection event beneath the Michoacan-Guanajuato volcanic field
Jamie Ryan	Clemson University	George Zandt	U.of Arizona	S33B-1957: Focal Mechanisms for Deep Crustal Earthquakes in the Central Foothills and Near Yosemite National Park in the Sierra Nevada, California
Patrick Karel	Eckard College	Lee Liberty	Boise State	T21B-1951: The western extension of the Seattle fault: new insights from seismic reflection data
Michael Mitchell	Colorado Mines	Lee Liberty	Boise State	T21B-1952: Segmentation of the Tacoma fault: evidence from seismic and magnetic data