I started the Trinity College Weed Lab in the summer of 2013 when I arrived, and while there worked with numerous students on projects directly related to my own research on invasive plants, but also on assorted other cool projects. Check out the links below for more information on the great work students did with me at Trinity – and head to our lab website Trinitycology for more details on the Trinity Weed Lab.
Undergraduate Student Project & Theses Advisor
- Isabelle Moore (’18) – Community Learning Research Fellows Program, Fall 2015: “Fighting the Hartford Food Desert”
- Jordan Fisk (’17) – Fisk J, CH Douglass. Methodological approaches for assessing ecosystem functional impacts from woody invasive species. 100th Annual Ecological Society of America Meeting, Baltimore, MD. August 8-14, 2015. Organized poster session (OPS).
- Gregory Reardon (’15) – Senior Honors Thesis, Spring 2015: “Assessing ecological impacts of mixed-species invasions and treatment options.”
- Daniel Hong (’15) and Vanja Babunski (’18) – Independent Study, 2014-2015: “Analyzing energy usage on the campus of Trinity College, Hartford, CT.”
- Alex Perez (’17) – Independent Study, 2014-2015: “Mapping and analyzing the cycling infrastructure in Hartford, CT.”
Students Mentored as Undergraduate Research Assistants: Jacob Ammon (’17), Lupita Barajas (’17), Sarah Black (’16), Cassandra Cronin (’17), Kate Furgueson (’15), Emily Hamilton (’17), Adam Hammershoy (’17), Tracy Keza (’17), Eunice Kimm (’14), Sarah Messenger (’18), Rosangelica Rodriguez (’15), and Jenna Wilborne (’15). Click here for more images of past and present Trinity Weed Lab members in action.
Cameron Hale Douglass 