Plattsburgh State Research Web Sites
Plattsburgh State Research Web Sites
This web server highlights research webs maintained by Plattsburgh State University's faculty.
Lake Champlain Sea Grant Aquatics
Site owner: Mark Malchoff
Collaborators: Jurij Homziak
Supported by: National Sea Grant College Program, PSU Office of Sponsored Programs
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This site provides an overview of the Lake Champlain Sea Grant Extension Program, part of which is housed at Plattsburgh State Unviersity.
Site owner: David Franzi
Collaborators: Ed Romanowicz, Kan Adams, Timothy Mihuc, Melinda Wu, Eileen Allen, Steven Kramer
Supported by: National Science Foundation, Lake Champlain Basin Program, Clinton County Planning Office
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The Watershed Partnership Project is an outgrowth of student research on the Little Chazy River Watershed since 1992. These pages, currently under construction, contain geographical, hydrological and meteorological data compiled by PSU students and links to governmental and independent web sites that contain information about the watershed.
PSU ejournal for Undergraduate Research
Site owner: Tim Mihuc
Collaborators: PSU Science Departments and faculty
Supported by: Approved College web publication for undergraduate research through Arts and Sciences
Abstract:
The new ejournal for undergraduate research at Plattsburgh State University. Science students submit research papers for peer review and accepted papers are posted (electronically published) on the ejournal. The title of the publication is Scientia Discipulorum.
Violence Prevention & Research
Site owner: Lynda Ames
Collaborators: Jean Cass, Arlene Sabo, Kathleen Camelo
Supported by: Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women
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Site owner: José de Ondarza
Supported by: Teaching & Technology Grant (PSUNY)
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Ciliates are some of the best-known protozoa. Their habitats range from soils to oceans to pinds and streams, and some even inhabit the digestive tract of animals. Although unicellular, each cell is itself quite complex and, to the microscopist, quite beautiful. The Ciliate Image Database presents pictures of these marvelous organisms, collected from many of the foremost researchers in protozoology.
Site owner: David Kovacs
Collaborators: Mark Holden, Jose Torres, Linda Young-- Abstract form is disabled. (A website devoted to developing PSU's community of writers.
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Community Web Visibility Research Project
Site owner: Timothy Clukey
Collaborators: Dr. Elizabeth Bernat, Dr. Jonathan Slater
Supported by: Plattsburgh State University Office of Sponsored Research
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Our mission is to understand and analyze the ways that geographic communities communicate and promote their physical presence to a potentially global audience through the World Wide Web. To carry out this mission, we actively monitor the rapidly evolving environment of the Web and its influence upon communities capacity to attract tourists. |
Lake Champlain Research Institute
Site owner: Tim Mihuc
Collaborators: LCRI staff- Jeff Jones, lab manager, Janet Manor, office manager
Supported by: SUNY campus
Abstract:
The primary objective of LCRI is to promote undergraduate student research. Current affiliate activities include regional interdisciplinary investigations of biological, physical, economic, historical and educational issues. The Institute is actively involved in research in the Lake Champlain Basin that results in a better understanding of regional natural resources and provides reliable scientific information to environmental decision makers.
The Brontës: Texts, Sources, and Criticism
Site owner: Peter Friesen
Supported by: Plattsburgh State University, UUP Special Projects Fund, PDIAP
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This site features an assemblage of resource materials for Bronte studies, including contemporary criticism and source materials. The site is in a perpetual state of slow development.
Boquet River Watershed Wetlands Monitoring Project
Site owner: Mei-Yin Wu
Collaborators: Boquet River Association
Supported by: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Abstract:
The Boquet River, a major tributary to Lake Champlain, is located at Essex County, NY. The river's 280 square mile watershed is in the Adirondack Park. Plattsburgh State, in partnership with the Boquet River Association, received a Wetland Program Development Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to develop a wetland monitoring program for the watershed. Comprehensive surveys on wetland hydrology and vegetation were conducted on 40 wetlands in year 2005 and 2006.
Site owner: Jerimy Blowers
Collaborators: Kevin Curley
Supported by: Plattsburgh State Center for Student Health and Psychological Services, Student Association, NYS Office of Alcohilsm and Substance Abuse Services
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Users of this website find a myriad of information regarding overall health and wellness issues. From sleep to substance use, this page provides access to some of the most updates and pertinent information for students and faculty. Also included is a method by which individual residence hall staff request health-related programming in the form of ready-made outlines and guest speakers.
Plattsburgh State faculty, staff, and professionals all have the opportunity to create web-sites on this server (research.plattsburgh.edu) by requesting a website. If you already have a site on this server and would like to see it listed on this index, please see the instructions for listing your site. If you'd like to create or modify your faculty profile, please explore the Faculty Profile options available to you. Questions about this server or sites on it? Contact IT Coordinator, Peter Friesen (peter.friesen@plattsburgh.edu).