Brett is a master’s student in environmental geology at Vanderbilt University.

Publications while at AGI:
Beaulieu, B. How Far Upstream? Interests, Science, and the Reach of the Clean Water Act, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2003.

Charna, who recieved both her bachelor's and master's degrees in geology from the University of Texas at Austin, will be spending nearly four months with AGI attending congressional hearings, researching policy issues, and writing issue updates for the program's web site. We gratefully acknowledge stipend support for the internship provided by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

Charna is now the Assistant Director of the U.S. Science Support Program for the Consortium for Ocean Leadership. (8/09)

Annette, a geology doctoral candidate at the University of Texas, El Paso, will be spending fourteen weeks at AGI getting a first-hand look at the federal legislative process and the operation of executive branch agencies. AGI gratefully acknowledges support from AAPG for the semester internships.

Evelyn graduated from Smith College in May with a bachelor's degree in geology. She will begin working this fall with Limno-Tech Inc., an environmental consulting firm, in Washington, DC.

Publications while at AGI:
Kim, E. DOE's Accelerated Cleanup Initiative: More Than Just a Quick Fix?, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2002.

Sarah graduated this May with a bachelor's degree in geology from the College of William and Mary. She now works in northern Virginia for ICF Consulting.

Publications while at AGI:
Riggen, S. Finding a Role for Science in Homeland Security, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2002.

David has returned to Louisiana State University to complete his Master's degree in geology.

Publications while at AGI:
Viator, D. Energy from Federal Lands: Opening Up For Business, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2002.

Heather is a University of Georgia geology graduate student.

Catherine is a senior geology major at Louisiana State University.

Chris attended Arizona State University for a master's degree in volcanology.

Publications while at AGI:
Eisinger, C. Brownfields Legislation: Making the Grass Greener on the Other Side, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2001.

Caetie returned to Amherst College in Fall of 2001 for her senior year as a geology major.

Publications while at AGI:
Ofiesh, C. Improving Science at the Environmental Protection Agency, The Professional Geologist, Nov 2001.

Caetie was a Staff Director of the Geographical Sciences Committee Board on Earth Sciences and Resources at the National Research Council. Now she is in graduate school in geography at George Washington University (6/10).