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Thoughts and goings-on of the Hubbard Brook Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)…sponsored by Plymouth State University, in cooperation with the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation, scientists of the Hubbard Brook Ecosystem Study, and the U.S. Forest Service with funding from the National Science Foundation

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Student Profile: Rhonda Martinez

August 2, 2009 by

It's Rhonda!

It's Rhonda!

Major and Home University: Science and Math Secondary Education, Texas State University

Research Mentor: Jackie Wilson and Scott Bailey

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Testing pH in the lab

Why/how did you get involved with the program?

While in Texas she took a course about Integral Ecology, and became very interested in the scientific aspects of ecology. She wanted to work with scientists over the summer about ecology, and Hubbard Brook worked!

What is your project?

Comparing Streamwater and Soil pH at Falls Brook, and developing a case study based on her research for a teachers guide.

Yes, her work will help your children 🙂

Sifting soils in the lab

Sifting soils in the lab

Why is it important?

She believes that there needs to be better translations of science for students. We need to get them more involved with environmental science, and expose them to the field earlier on. Better ciriculum needs to be developed for high school science students.

And finally....what is your favorite piece of gear?

Her "Rite-in-the-Rain" Book!

Seriously, its waterproof paper!

Seriously, it's waterproof paper!

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