The Celebration of Student Scholarship (CSS) is an annual event held on the Northern Michigan University campus to recognize the scholarly activity of undergraduate and graduate students in all disciplines. Students share their work with the NMU and Marquette communities by presenting research posters and oral presentations, which include creative written work and artwork. EEGS Faculty actively mentor students as they prepare their oral or poster presentation submission.
Below is a listing of presentations at the CSS given by students mentored by EEGS faculty.
Kelly, M, Naito, AT, O'Donnell, M, Van Grinsven, M. 2024. “Use of aerial LiDAR survey to support restoration and management objectives for mitigation wetlands in Marquette, MI, USA.” April 2024. Celebration of Student Scholarship, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan, United States. Learn more.
Chrome S. and Naito, AT. 2023. “Biomass and carbon sequestration in the Dead River Community Forest” April 2023. Celebration of Student Scholarship, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan, United States. Learn more.
Honkomp, I. and Stock, R. 2022. Silica Mining Impact on Communities in India. Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. Learn more.
Williams, E. and Stock R. 2022. Gender and Social Dimensions of Solar Development in the Upper West region of Ghana. Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. Learn more.
Brown, A. and Mittlefehldt, S. 2021 Forest Fuels: Equity, Environment, and Woody Biomass Energy Technologies in Michigan. Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. Learn more.
Calaveiri, L. and Mittlefehldt, S. 2021 Forest Fuels: Equity, Environment, and Woody Biomass Energy Technologies in Michigan. Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. Learn more.
Rockwell, C. and Mittlefehldt, S. 2021 Forest Fuels: Equity, Environment, and Woody Biomass Energy Technologies in Michigan. Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference, Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan. Learn more.
Sydney Chrome (Biology) was an NMU Freshman Fellow advised by Dr. Adam T. Naito. She recently completed a service learning research project in cooperation with the Upper Peninsula Land Conservancy. Her presentation at the NMU Celebration of Student Scholarship Conference in April, 2023 is to the left.
Mary Kelly (ENV), mentored by Dr. Adam T. Naito and Dr. Matthew Van Grinsven, presented her work on the use of lidar to inform restoration objectives at the Presque Isle Park Mitigation Wetlands at the 2024 Celebration of Student Scholarship. Her oral presentation can be seen in the video above.