Graduate Students & Post Docs

This page is a list of my advisees with thesis titles. Also check out my grad student and postdoc photo gallery

2021 LAB GROUP. Clockwise:  Ashleigh Kirker (PhD candidate), Dr. Sarah Beganskas (Postdoctoral Scholar), Naomi Morgan (Masters candidate), Kyle Collins (Masters candidate), me

2018 LAB GROUP: Sarah Ledford (postdoc), Gina Pope (co-advisee), me, Chelsea Kanaley, Liz Cushman, Jim Berglund, Vince Carsillo

STUDENTS & POSTDOCS (Masters students unless otherwise indicated):

Dr. Ryan Frederiks, Postdoc: Now at the New York Department of Environmental Conservation

Dr. Sarah Beganskas, Postdoc: Now at Delaware River Basin Commission

Dr. Sarah Ledford, Postdoc: Now a faculty member at Georgia State University

Dr. Rob Rossi, Postdoc:  Now at California Department of Toxic Substances Control

Dr. Ashleigh Kirker (PhD) 2023 Variable flow paths in urban catchments:  hydrologic models and tracers of stormwater runoff in suburban Philadelphia, Now a faculty member at Virginia Tech.

Bojan Milinic, 2022. Evaluation of bedrock depth and soil infiltration along Pennypack Creek using electrical resistivity tomography and soil moisture loggers.

Kyle Collins, 2020.  Geophysical, hydrologic, and sedimentological analysis for assessing sediment accumulation and infiltration rates in urban stormwater basins.

Naomi Morgan, 2020. Dual isotope analysis of denitrification in stormwater basins.

Dr. James Berglund (PhD ) 2019 Determining karst hydrological characteristics through thermal and geochemical monitoring and modeling of springs:  Now a faculty member at University of Wisconsin-Platteville

Liz Cushman 2019. Suspended solids and nutrients in overland flow in suburban Philadelphia watersheds.

Vince Carsillo, 2018. Monitoring Stormwater Infiltration in a Vacant Lot Comparing Time-Lapse Electromagnetic Induction and Electrical Resistivity Tomography

Chelsea Kanaley 2018. Turbidity and nutrient response to storm events in the Wissahickon Creek, suburban Philadelphia, PA

Ken Schlosser 2017. Monitoring infiltration from natural storms using time-lapse electrical resistivity tomography

Emily Arnold, 2016. Evaluation of urban riparian buffers on stream health in the Tookany Watershed, PA

Paul Zarella, 2016. Using Geophysics and Terrestrial LiDAR to Assess Stormwater Parameters in Vacant Lots in Philadelphia

Trevor Klein, 2015 Investigating nitrate attenuation in an urban stream using stable isotope geochemistry and continuous monitoring

Haley Rodack, 2015 Using fracture flow modeling to understand the effectiveness of pump and treat remediation in dual permeability media

David O’Donnell, 2012 Field and modeling study of the effects of stream depth and ground water discharge on hydrogephysical characterization of hyporheic zone in an urban stream

Brian Hughes, 2011 Characterizing the Immobile Region of the Hyporheic Zone through the use of Hydrologic and Geophysical Techniques at Crabby Creek, PA, USA

Chad Reisch, 2010 Using stormwater hysteresis to characterize variations in quick and diffuse flowpaths within a conduit dominated karst spring

Allison Fang, 2010 Variation of hyporheic exchange in thin and thick sediment using solute tracer tests, geophysical resistivity, and sediment characterization at a reconstructed stream

Catherine Jedrzejczyk, 2010 Monitoring the effectiveness of stormwater infiltration trenches at the Pennypack Preserve, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania

Melanie Johnson, 2009 Mapping roadsalt discharge from groundwater using hydrogeophysics at Mirror Lake, New Hampshire

James Mikochik, 2008 Using groundwater modeling to understand the factors controlling lake seepage patterns

Kathy Gross, 2007 Analysis of effects of urbanization on spring geochemistry and sediment for a karst aquifer in Valley Creek Basin, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Youa Yang, 2006 Characterizing storm response in an urban Karst aquifer at Valley Creek, Chester County, Pennsylvania

Dr. Ellen Herman (PhD), 2007  Quantitative studies of suspended sediment in karst aquifers (Penn State University, adviser William White)

Jarrett Elsea, 2006 Discrete-fracture dual-permeability simulation of heterogeneous drawdown in the Brunswick group, North Penn 6 Superfund Site, Lansdale, Pennsylvania

Jennifer Tancredi, 2004 Variation in sediment and geochemistry as evidence of changes in flowpaths to a karst spring in southeastern Pennsylvania

Terefe Mazengia, 2004 Laboratory evaluation of spontaneous potential (SP) electrodes for the detection of redox zones

Yong Wu, 2002 Groundwater modeling with GIS methods for the Mullica River Basin, New Jersey

Ethan Prout, 2001 Temporal variation of sediment distribution in a karst aquifer, Easton, Pennsylvania

Eric Roman, 2000 Hydrogeologic characterization in a karst groundwater system in Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Elissa (Lisa) Koch, 1999 Modeling tracers in intact columns : a study of the influence of fracture aperture on solute transport

David Heebner, 1999 Ground-water model of spray irrigation in New Garden Township, Chester County Pennsylvania

Paige Stafford, 1996 Simulation of a field scale tritium tracer experiment in a fractured, weathered shale using discrete-fracture/matrix-diffusion and equivalent porous medium models. (University of Tennessee, adviser Larry McKay)

 

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