Lake Superior State University
Environmental Chemistry & Science 
Student Research Symposium: Spring 1997

• Andrew J. Myers Determining Whether Zebra Mussels can be used as an Indicator 5pecies for Water Pollution (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Brian Peterson and Theodore Coneset Determination of Lead and Chromium Concentrations in a Sewage Sludge Amended Soil (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Amy Blankinship Comparing Polarography and Flame Atomic Absorption Methods in Determining Lead and Chromium Concentrations in Sewage Sludge Treated Agriculture Fields (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Jerid Shuryan Phytoremediation of Lime Piles Located in Sault Sainte Mane, Michigan Using Alfalfa Plants (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Craig D. Crosson - Analysis of Walleye from the Mississagi River for Mercury Content (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Christian Dietrich Ground Water and Surface Water Monitoring of Nitrates on Northport Point Golf Club (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Bob Krcek Analysis of BTEX Compounds and Their Relationship Among Fuel Types when Burned in an Outboard Motor (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Ann Kozlowicz Fecal Coliforms as Indicators of Nonpoint Pollution in Dorr, Michigan (abstract) (paper) (photos)
• John Frost Determination of Chromium Accumulation in Herbaceous Plants from Soils of Cannelton Industries Waste Site and the Relation to Phytoremediation abstract) (paper) (photos)
• Phillip Simman Reduction of Rapid Shoreline Erosion on Lake Superior Shorelines in Paradise, Michigan by Natural Vegetation Applications (abstract) (paper) (photos)