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IAGLR-Hydrolab Best Student Paper Award

Each year, the best student presentations given at the annual meeting are honored by awards sponsored by IAGLR and HYDROLAB/HACH CORP., headquartered in Loveland, Colorado. The awards consist of a cash prize and a complimentary 1-year membership to IAGLR, which includes a subscription to the Journal of Great Lakes Research. Students may indicate that they wish to enter the competition when they submit an abstract for the presentation at the annual meeting. The IAGLR-HYDROLAB Student Paper Award is presented for the best student paper at the annual meeting.

Previous Winners

YearRecipient
2010 Fiona Wong
University of Toronto
Effect of Aging on the Volatility and Degradation of Brominated Flame Retardants and Organochlorine Pesticides in an Urban Soil from Toronto, Ontario
2010 Eric Thuss (Runner-up)
Wilfrid Laurier University
LiDAR-derived DEM’s enhance the resolution of ArcGeoWEPP results for “within-field-scale” soil erosion assessment to inform mitigation action deployment
2009 Anthony Kendall
Simulating Impacts of Climate and Land Use Change on Regional Hydrology at Fine Resolution with the Integrated Landscape Hydrology Model (ILHM)
2008 Emily Rogers
Global Gene Expression in Larval Zebrafish Exposed to Microcystis aeruginosa: More Than Just Microcystin
2007 Elizabeth C. Craig
Impacts of Double-crested Cormorants on New York Harbor: Vegetation and Arthropods
2006 Andrea Bernard
University of Guelph
Genetic Assessment of Stock Structure, Diversity, and Conservation Status of Lake Whitefish in Ontario Waters
2005 Kevin Pangle
Anti-predator Behavior Elicited by a Nonnative Invertebrate Predator: Lake Michigan Daphnia and Bythotrephes
2004 Emily K. Linebaugh
Synthetic Musk Fragrances in Great Lakes Sediment
2003 Geoffrey B. Steinhart
High Growth Rate of Young-of-the-Year Smallmouth Bass in Lake Erie: Benefit of the Round Goby Invasion?
2002 Gene Kim
Selective Predation by Smallmouth Bass on Round Goby, Emerald Shiner, and Crayfish
2002 Sandra Parker
Energetic Consequences of Rainbow Smelt Diet Shifts
2001 Darryl Hondorp
2000 Jill A. Kostel
The influence of periphyton on the bioavailability of contaminants in lotic sediments
2000 Janick Lalonde
Hg(0) photooxidation in fresh and salt waters
2000 Cynthia Kolar (Runner-up)
Predicting invading fishes in the Great Lakes: What can be learned from past invasions?
2000 Julian D. Olden (Runner-up)
Artificial neural networks: New insight in modeling fish-habitat relationships
2000 Chantal Vis (Runner-up)
A GIS based comparison of methods used to estimate macrophyte biomass: an example for Lake Saint-Pierre, Québec
1999 Rajat K. Chakraborti
Particle aggregate characterization using image processing technique
1999 Donald R. Cortes
1999 Jerel J. Bogdan (Runner-up)
1999 Kenneth J. Freeman Jr. (Runner-up)
1998 Christine M. Mayer
1998 K.R.A. Guiguer (Runner-up)
1998 M. Saito (Runner-up)
1998 A.P. Vette (Runner-up)
1997 Matt F. Simcik
1997 T. Diggins (Runner-up)
1997 M. Terra (Runner-up)
1996 T.F. Bidelman
1996 T.J. Harner
1996 J.E. Faber (Runner-up)
1996 P.R. Leavitt (Runner-up)
1996 C.A. Stepien (Runner-up)
1996 R.D. Vinebrooke (Runner-up)
1995 L.M. Hewit
1995 V.J. Brady (Runner-up)
1995 Richard J. Ruby (Runner-up)
1994 Renee L. Falconer
1994 S. Jeong (Runner-up)
1994 Jeff D. Jeremiason (Runner-up)
1993 Tamara L. Yankovich
1993 Frank Tokar Jr. (Runner-up)
1993 P. Vlahos (Runner-up)
1992 A. Cywinska
1992 Daniel T. Weaver
1992 R.J. Drimmie (Runner-up)
1991 Peter Rand
1991 Susan E. Burns (Runner-up)
1991 Lisa Williams (Runner-up)
1990 A.G. VanHegningen
1989 Donna Carter
1989 Don Branstrator (Runner-up)
1989 Margaret Lansing (Runner-up)
1988 R.S. Skoglund
1988 Mark N. Law (Runner-up)
1988 R. Craig McCrimmon (Runner-up)
1987 David B. MacNeill
1987 Doran M. Mason (Runner-up)
1987 Annette M. Olwarcz (Runner-up)
1986 Bernard Bauer
1986 Eric Loucks (Runner-up)
1986 Tim Wilson (Runner-up)
1985 Patricia VanHoof
1985 Hunter Carrick (Runner-up)
1985 William Doucette (Runner-up)