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Population Ecology of Red-Backed Salamanders (Plethodon cinereus) at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest
No full textThe Red-Backed Salamander (Plethodon cinereus) is a terrestrial species with a wide range across the northeastern United States and southern Canada. These salamanders can be very abundant within damp leaf litter and under rocks and logs. We have been studying this species at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in North Woodstock NH since Fall 2017 by recording data on salamanders from six 5 m x 10 m plots in the forest. Each fall and spring, we survey the salamanders at each plot on multiple dates. On each date, we measure the snout-vent length (SVL) and total length of each salamander found, and classify each as a male, female, or juvenile based on its SVL and physical characteristics. We also mark each with a unique color pattern that enables us to recognize individuals and use a mark-recapture method to estimate population size. The Red-Backed Salamander is an important indicator species of the condition of its habitat because of its sensitivity to environmental changes
The Effects of Two Antihypertensives on the Locomotion of Juvenile American Horseshoe Crabs, Limulus polyphemus
No full textPeace Wall (Phase II) Image 026
No full textSome of the student-created Peace Wall tiles.https://digitalcommons.plymouth.edu/peacewall/1055/thumbnail.jp
Climb Above Addiction Image 001
No full textThe Climb Above Addiction cluster project addresses the need for awareness, support, and education for those affected by addiction. The event component of the project, similar to the Relay for Life but with climbing rather than walking a track, raised money to support a scholarship for the Plymouth House recovery program. This photo was taken at the event.https://digitalcommons.plymouth.edu/climbabove/1000/thumbnail.jp
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No full textThe Climb Above Addiction cluster project addresses the need for awareness, support, and education for those affected by addiction. The event component of the project, similar to the Relay for Life but with climbing rather than walking a track, raised money to support a scholarship for the Plymouth House recovery program. This photo was taken at the event. Pictured: Kimberly Marie Edmunds.https://digitalcommons.plymouth.edu/climbabove/1042/thumbnail.jp
Climb Above Addiction Image 076
No full textThe Climb Above Addiction cluster project addresses the need for awareness, support, and education for those affected by addiction. The event component of the project, similar to the Relay for Life but with climbing rather than walking a track, raised money to support a scholarship for the Plymouth House recovery program. This photo was taken at the event.https://digitalcommons.plymouth.edu/climbabove/1075/thumbnail.jp
Climb Above Addiction Image 078
No full textThe Climb Above Addiction cluster project addresses the need for awareness, support, and education for those affected by addiction. The event component of the project, similar to the Relay for Life but with climbing rather than walking a track, raised money to support a scholarship for the Plymouth House recovery program. This photo was taken at the event.https://digitalcommons.plymouth.edu/climbabove/1077/thumbnail.jp
Cluster Learning: The PSU Approach to Education
No full textIn this session, the Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative will present the core philosophies that underpin the emerging concept of cluster pedagogy. Participants in the Cluster Pedagogy Learning Community (CPLC) will share some of what they have been exploring through the CPLC curriculum, which focuses on interdisciplinarity, project-based learning, and open education. We will talk together about how to align our own teaching practices with the larger mission and values of the university, and consider how to keep learners at the center of our institutional innovation. This might be a particularly helpful session for faculty and staff who are considering applying to the CPLC for next year
FS Direct: Training for Campus Primary Event Planners
No full textTraining with Campus Primary Planners on the new FS Direct (School Dude) software and process for events