• Joelle Alley, “Groundwater Management in the Soquel Valley: SGMA and the precedent of historical common pool resource management systems” 

• Kieran Hughes, “Ecosystem Effects of Grey Wolves in North America: A review of the ecological role of grey wolves in North American ecosystems” 

• Melissa Araiza, “The Global Issue Attention Cycle: Comparing international and domestic newspaper coverage of the proposed Nicaraguan canal” 

• Heather Weiss, “Indigenous Women’s Environmental Marginalization and Response: Dakota Access Pipeline” 

• Anbareen Shefa, “ Noshe Jaan: Examining the Nowroz culinary traditions celebrated by the Afghan diaspora” 

• Olivia Johnson, “The Santa Barbara Oil Spill of 1969: A focusing event for environmental rights” 

• Michelle Sevilla, “The Islander Identity: Maintaining culture in the face of climate change” 

• August Lack, “Achieving Sustainability Literacy: Approaches to sustainability on higher education campuses”

Presenting on Thursday, June 1:

• Rosie Fatta, “What the Frack is Going on in California? A comparison to two anti-fracking campaigns in the state of California” 

• Charlotte Sedlock, “In the Eye of the Beholder: Audience response to environmental communicators” 

• Jacqueline Diaz, “Cities Gone Wild: Wildlife policy in urban California” 

• Madison Montague, “The Effects of Environmental Rhetoric: How language can affect policy” 

• Chase Premone, “Thresholds of Significance for Greenhouse Gases: Evaluating effectiveness at achieving mitigation” 

• Victoria Mansfield, “Social Media: A platform in pipeline protest” 

• Sarika Kathuria, “International Environmental Treaties in the Media: Comparing media representation of the Paris Climate Agreement in India and the United States”