Dr. Glenn C. Kroh

Research

Graduate Theses Directed:

1. Comparison of Ephemeral Properties of Cap Rock Prairie at the Fort Worth Nature Center. Judy MacKenzie. MS Degree. Expected completion fall 2002.

2. Effects of the Black Tailed Prairie Dog on the Short Grass Plant Communities of Northern Texas. Tamara Basham. MS Degree. Expected completion fall 2002.

3. Characterization of the Structure and Function of Selected Plant Communities at the Culp Branch Wildlife Refuge, Texas. Darrel Murray. MS Degree. Expected completion, spring, 2002.

4. Structure and function of coastal chaparral at Point Reyes National Seashore, California. Keri McKnew. MS Degree. Expected completion Spring 2004

5. A Vegetation Study Characterizing and Digitally Recording the Plant Communities of Monahans Sandhills State Park, Texas. By Stacy Mills. MS Degree. Completed Spring, 2001. Presently with a consulting firm in Austin, Texas.

6. Physiognomy and Age Structure of Selected Mature Juniperus Ashei (BUCHHOLZ) Stands in Guadalupe River and Meridian State Parks, Texas. By Caren McLemore. MS Degree. Completed summer, 2001. Presently in a doctoral program at North Texas State University.

7. Application of a Geographic Information System for Inventory and Monitoring Procedures at the Fort Worth Nature Center, Texas. By Lori Winchester. MS Degree. Completed spring, 1998. Presently in a doctoral program at Ohio State University

8. Analysis of forest structure and function at Huntsville State Park, Huntsville, Texas. By Jason Morovitz. MS Degree. Completed summer, 1998. Presently with a consulting firm in Dallas, TX

9. Generation of a Forest Map of Bastrop State Park, Texas using Geographic Information and Remote Sensing Techniques. By Karen Zabicki. MS Degree. Completed spring, 1997. Presently teaching in the Crowley, TX School district

10. Structure and Function of Upland and Mesic Forest Stands at Caddo Lake State Park, Texas. By Julie Cross. MS Degree.Completed August, 1996. Until August, a program director at the Fort Worth Science and History Museum. She is now in California

11. Forest Stand Dynamics Based on Slope and Aspect of an Upland Pine Forest at Bastrop State Park, Bastrop, Texas. By Susan DeCell. MS Degeree. Completed. August, 1996. Employed by the Texas Railroad Commission.

12. The Effect of Two Recent Fires on a Chihuahuan Desert Plant Community in the Vicinity of Panther Junction, Big Bend National Park, Texas. By Christopher Williams. MS Degree. Completed May,1995. Employed at Bell Helicopter as an Environmental Officer over Field Operations.

13. Species Composition and Age Structure of a Bottomland Forest Stand at Caddo Lake State Park, Texas. By Susan Peden. Completed May 1995. Public Relations director for Carter and Burgess Engineering firm.

14. Comparing the Utility of LANDSAT TM and SPOT XS Data for Mapping Shrub and Meadow Communities in Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. By Michele May. MS Degree. Completed May,1994. Employed with the United States Geological Service as a senior cartographer.

15. Mapping Forest Species at Lassen Volcanic National Park, California, Using LANDSAT TM Data and a Geographic Information System. By Joseph D. White. Completed May, 1991. Associate Professor of Biology at Baylor University.

16. The Effects of Acidic Water on the productivity of Ceratophyllum demersum. By Jon Stewart. MS Degree. Completed May,1984. Presently employed by a consulting firm in Dallas, TX.

17. Structure and Function in an Old Field Community of the Western Crosstimbers of Texas. By Sharon Morton. MS Degree. Completed 1982.Received PhD at Texas Tech and is presently a Research Associate with Texas A & M University.





	Research Graduate Theses Directed: 1. Comparison of Ephemeral Properties of Cap Rock Prairie at the Fort Worth Nature Center. Judy MacKenzie. MS Degree. Expected completion fall 2002. 2. Effects of the Black Tailed Prairie Dog on the Short Grass Plant Communities of Northern Texas. Tamara Basham. MS Degree. Expected completion fall 2002. 3. Characterization of the Structure and Function of Selected Plant Communities at the Culp Branch Wildlife Refuge, Texas. Darrel Murray. MS Degree. Expected completion, spring, 2002. 4. Structure and function of coastal chaparral at Point Reyes National Seashore, California. Keri McKnew. MS Degree. Expected completion Spring 2004 5. A Vegetation Study Characterizing and Digitally Recording the Plant Communities of Monahans Sandhills State Park, Texas. By Stacy Mills. MS Degree. Completed Spring, 2001. Presently with a consulting firm in Austin, Texas. 6. Physiognomy and Age Structure of Selected Mature Juniperus Ashei (BUCHHOLZ) Stands in Guadalupe River and Meridian State Parks, Texas. By Caren McLemore. MS Degree. Completed summer, 2001. Presently in a doctoral program at North Texas State University. 7. Application of a Geographic Information System for Inventory and Monitoring Procedures at the Fort Worth Nature Center, Texas. By Lori Winchester. MS Degree. Completed spring, 1998. Presently in a doctoral program at Ohio State University 8. Analysis of forest structure and function at Huntsville State Park, Huntsville, Texas. By Jason Morovitz. MS Degree. Completed summer, 1998. Presently with a consulting firm in Dallas, TX 9. Generation of a Forest Map of Bastrop State Park, Texas using Geographic Information and Remote Sensing Techniques. By Karen Zabicki. MS Degree. Completed spring, 1997. Presently teaching in the Crowley, TX School district 10. Structure and Function of Upland and Mesic Forest Stands at Caddo Lake State Park, Texas. By Julie Cross. MS Degree.Completed August, 1996. Until August, a program director at the Fort Worth Science and History Museum. She is now in California 11. Forest Stand Dynamics Based on Slope and Aspect of an Upland Pine Forest at Bastrop State Park, Bastrop, Texas. By Susan DeCell. MS Degeree. Completed. August, 1996. Employed by the Texas Railroad Commission. 12. The Effect of Two Recent Fires on a Chihuahuan Desert Plant Community in the Vicinity of Panther Junction, Big Bend National Park, Texas. By Christopher Williams. MS Degree. Completed May,1995. Employed at Bell Helicopter as an Environmental Officer over Field Operations. 13. Species Composition and Age Structure of a Bottomland Forest Stand at Caddo Lake State Park, Texas. By Susan Peden. Completed May 1995. Public Relations director for Carter and Burgess Engineering firm. 14. Comparing the Utility of LANDSAT TM and SPOT XS Data for Mapping Shrub and Meadow Communities in Lassen Volcanic National Park, California. By Michele May. MS Degree. Completed May,1994. Employed with the United States Geological Service as a senior cartographer. 15. Mapping Forest Species at Lassen Volcanic National Park, California, Using LANDSAT TM Data and a Geographic Information System. By Joseph D. White. Completed May, 1991. Associate Professor of Biology at Baylor University. 16. The Effects of Acidic Water on the productivity of Ceratophyllum demersum. By Jon Stewart. MS Degree. Completed May,1984. Presently employed by a consulting firm in Dallas, TX. 17. Structure and Function in an Old Field Community of the Western Crosstimbers of Texas. By Sharon Morton. MS Degree. Completed 1982.Received PhD at Texas Tech and is presently a Research Associate with Texas A & M University.