The Margaret A. Davidson Graduate Fellowship is an exciting two-year fellowship program that provides the opportunity for graduate students to conduct collaborative research at one of the 30 national estuarine research reserves, including SINERR.
School: Georgia Southern University
Project (M.S.): Effects of Saltwater Intrusion on Mature Pinus taeda Health and Water Use in Barrier Island Maritime Forests
School: Georgia Southern University
Project (M.S): Water Quality, Oyster Demographics, and Disease Dynamics on Sapelo Island, Georgia
School: University of Florida
Project (PhD): “Quantifying estuarine water quality change and it influence on the relationship between ribbed mussel (Geukensia demissa) suspension-feeding behavior and phytoplankton community structure in southeastern Atlantic salt marshes.”
