May 2, 2025
Reception & Presentations 2pm to 5pm
Cal Poly Humboldt Library
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Culvert and Bridge Features Influencing Mammal Crossing Frequency on California U.S. Route 101
Patricia
Garrett
Wildlife
Undergraduate Student
College of Natural Resources & Sciences
An analysis of the biotic and abiotic factors that influence mammal crossing rates through culverts and bridges on a Northern segment of California U.S. Route 101. This study analyzes mammal crossing rates in relation to structure openness, and proximate vegetation density across forty-six remote camera sites.
Quantification and Comparison of Microplastic Contents in Wild Mussels and Maricultured Oysters from Humboldt Bay, California using Enzymatic Digestion Methods
Daniel Raemer
Oceanography
Undergraduate Student
College of Natural Resources & Sciences
This research evaluates the microplastic (MP) contents of commercially maricultured Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas) and wild mussels (Mytilus edulis) from Humboldt Bay (HB), California. Bivalves were collected from each of three different locations in HB, and oysters were cultivated in HB. All bivalves were digested with proteolytic enzyme complexes, vacuum filtered, and MP's were quantified by microscopic examination. All samples contained MP's, and significantly different concentrations of MP particles were found between bivalves collected from different locations. Results also suggest that Corolase 8000 is a more efficient enzyme complex than Corolase 7089 for this purpose.
Punk Influnce
Zoe Bryant
Undeclared
Undergraduate Student
College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
A look at how the echoes of 70s and 80s are still seen today.
KCACTF Poster
Sophia
Escudero
Dance, Music, & Theatre
Undergraduate Student
College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
A small collection of photos from my trip to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Spokane.
Analyzing Food Insecurity at Cal Poly Humboldt: Prevalence, Barriers, and Institutional Neglect
Alex
Neel
Social Work
Undergraduate Student
College of Professional Studies
An analysis into the different aspects of food insecurity we face on campus, from privatization of our food systems, administrative apathy, and consequences of food insecurity for students.
Eureka High School's Advance Via Individual Determination Program.
Stephanie Yang
Social Work
Graduate Student
College of Professional Studies
I am working to create a survey to evaluate Eureka High School’s Advance Via Individual Determination (AVID) program. AVID is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the achievement gap by preparing underachieving and disadvantage students for college. In 2009, Eureka High School implemented AVID into their school curriculum to better prepare students for college.
Music and Mindfulness
Craig Zuber
Social Work
Graduate Student
College of Professional Studies
Music and Mindfulness is a project created in partnership with Trinidad Elementary School to assess the efficacy of using therapeutic drumming and mindfulness for substance abuse prevention. This project combines research from Trauma-Informed practices, Relational Theory, and emotional awareness to assist students in building healthy relationships and increasing self-esteem.
In My Neighborhood: Local News Coverage of David Josiah Lawson's Murder
Moxie Alvarnaz
Sociology
Undergraduate Student
College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
This content analysis examines racial discourse in local online news coverage pertaining to the murder of David Josiah Lawson and subsequent, related events. This research utilizes a grounded methods approach to find common racial frameworks and patterns in coverage.
Effects of Recreation on Wildlife
Jordan Schmidt
Recreation Administration
Undergraduate Student
College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
This project will look at recreational areas and discuss proper management techniques to reduce the impact of recreation in coastal environments.
WLDF 495W Senior Project Spring 2025
Justin
Packham
Wildlife
Undergraduate Student
College of Natural Resources & Sciences
Particular prey preferences observed from the feeding behavior of captive raptors