The Wilson Ornithological Society

Nancy Klamm Undergraduate Presentation Awards

 

The WOS awards two prizes—the Nancy Klamm Best Undergraduate Student Oral Paper Award and the Nancy Klamm Best Undergraduate Student Poster Award—for current undergraduates who present their work at the WOS Annual Meeting, with the first such awards being given in 2007. If fewer than five students compete in one of the categories, the two categories will be combined into a single award for the meeting.
2009 Oral Malcolm Rosenthal, Oberlin College: "Loss of brightness in American Goldfinch bills in response to acute immune response"
  Poster Harden Wisebram, Oberlin College: "Effect of female bill color on male parental contribution in the American Goldfinch"
2008 Oral Kelly Hallinger, College of William & Mary, "Lifetime fitness of Tree Swallows exposed to aquatic mercury"
  Poster Jack M. Stenger, Ohio Wesleyan University: "The bacterial degradation of phaeomelanic and eumelanic feathers"
2007 Oral Kelly Hallinger, College of William & Mary, "Does mercury contamination affect bird song?"
  Poster Megan Fitzpatrick, Albion College, "Nest structure, incubation, egg viability, and sex ratios in tree swallows in Michigan"


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