Jason Shiflet
Ph.D. student, Infrastructure and Environmental Systems

M.S., Geology, University of Georgia
B.S., Geology, Clemson University

Research interests: geochemistry, hydrogeology, environmental contamination, fate and transport modeling
Dissertation topic: Using Compound-Specific Stable Isotope Analysis (CSIA) and Fate and Transport Modeling to Quantify the Contribution of Co-mingled Chlorinated Ethene Plumes

Brock Freyer
M.S. student, Earth Sciences

B.S., Natural Resources, Western Carolina University

Research interests: fluvial processes, natural resources
Thesis topic: Island evolution in the Upper Mississippi River

Matt Callihan
M.S. student, Earth Sciences

B.S., Meteorology, UNC Charlotte

Research interests: snow hydrology

Thesis topic: Groundwater recharge from seasonal versus transient snowpack

Chris Caveny-Cox
M.S. student, Earth Sciences

Research interests: natural resources, ecoinformatics, modeling

Thesis topic: Hydro-ecological modeling of headwater streams

Ralph McGee
M.S. student, Earth Sciences

B.S., Earth Science, UNC Charlotte

Research interests: fluvial geomorphology, water quality

Thesis topic: Hydrogeomorphology of headwater streams

Cameron Moore
M.S. student, Earth Sciences

B.S., Earth and Environmental Sciences, Furman University

Research interests: hydrology

Thesis topic: Groundwater contributions to headwater streams on fractured rocks

Kayla Holleman
B.S. student, Geology

Now: M.S. student, University of Hawaii, Department of Geology and Geophysics

Research interests: hydrogeology, volcanoes, and thin sections
Topic: Variability in precipitation isotopes in the Carolina Piedmont