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Erin R.
Hotchkiss
Awards
and Grants
 Ecological
Applications of Stable Isotopes Grant (2008-2009). National Science Foundation EPSCoR
Program in Ecology, University
of Wyoming. Awarded for research using novel applications
of stable isotopes to trace the fate of autochthonous carbon through the base
of stream food webs.
NABS General Endowment Fund President’s Award (2008). North American Benthological
Society. Awarded to support any area of
graduate research in the aquatic sciences.
Mentor to
Graduate Student Fellows, Science Teacher Education Program (2008). National Science Foundation EPSCoR, University
of Wyoming. Fellowship
awarded to mentor graduate students paired with undergraduate science
education majors who are asked to bring hands-on science into middle school
and high school classrooms.
George T. Baxter Fellowship (2008).
Department of Zoology & Physiology, University of Wyoming.
Graduate fellowship to support interest
in fisheries, aquatic biology or herpetology.
Louis C. “Red” Rocket Memorial Scholarship (2008). Department of Zoology & Physiology, University of Wyoming. Awarded for involvement in fisheries biology or management.
Best Oral Presentation, Graduate Research Symposium (2008). The Graduate
School, University of Wyoming.
Awarded to top-ranking oral
presentations.
National
Science Foundation EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship (2007-2008). Program in Ecology, University of Wyoming. First year fellowship
awarded to begin Ph.D. dissertation research.
Haub Creative Grant (2007-2008). School
of Environment and Natural
Resources, University
of Wyoming. Grant
awarded to begin Ph.D. research exploring the utility of measuring 18O-O2
to calculate community metabolism in streams and rivers.
Graduate
Student Mentor
Fellowship, Science Teacher Education Program (2007). National Science Foundation EPSCoR, University of Wyoming. Fellowship awarded to
support summer graduate research while allowing for an undergraduate science
education major to experience laboratory and field research.
 Graduate
Teaching Assistant Distinguished Service Award (2007). Biology Program, University
of Wyoming. Awarded
for excellent service as a teaching assistant for undergraduate biology
courses.
Vern Bressler Fisheries Scholarship (2007). School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming. Awarded for research in
fisheries biology or management.
Graduate School Travel Grants (2007-2008). The Graduate
School, University of Wyoming.
Awarded to support presentations at research conferences in
2007 and 2008.
Scott-Walters
Travel Fund Grants (2007-2008).
Department of Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming.
Awarded to support presentations at research conferences in
2007 and 2008.
Paul
Stock Grants-In-Aid (2007-2008).
College of Arts
and Sciences, University
of Wyoming. Awarded
to support presentations at research conferences in 2007 and 2008.
University-Wide
Plummer Scholarships (2006-2009). School of Environment
and Natural Resources, University
of Wyoming. Awarded
annually for research supporting environmental science and natural resource
conservation.
University
of Wyoming-National Park Service Grant (2006-2007). ‘Linking exotic snails to organic and inorganic carbon
cycling in Kelly Warm Springs, Grand
Teton National Park.’
Awarded to E.R. Hotchkiss and R.O. Hall
for research on invasive snails and stream carbon cycling at the UW-NPS
Research Station and Kelly Warm Springs, Grand Teton National Park.
CLRMA
Scholarship (2006). Colorado Lakes
and Reservoir Management Association. Awarded to support
conservation and management of lakes, reservoirs and watersheds.
Dennis Jesperson Memorial Scholarship (2006). Wyoming
Wildlife Federation. Awarded to honor a commitment to
fisheries biology in Wyoming.
 Graduate
Teaching Fellowship (2005-2012).
Department of Zoology and Physiology, University of Wyoming.
Fellowship supporting MS and PhD
graduate studies through teaching undergraduate biology courses.
Research Experience for Undergraduates (2003). National Science Foundation, Organization
for Tropical Studies and University
of Georgia. Summer stipend, travel and research costs
awarded to support an independent undergraduate research project on nutrient
limitation in tropical streams at La Selva
Biological Station, Costa Rica.
Dean’s List for Undergraduate Studies (2002-2003). Emory University.
GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Environmental Science Award (2002). Oxford
College of Emory University.
Awarded to honor commitment to
conservation and environmental science.
Volunteer of the Year Award (2002). Oxford
College of Emory University.
Awarded to honor volunteer service to Oxford College
of Emory University as well as in the Oxford
and Atlanta
communities.
Merit List for Undergraduate Studies (2000-2002). Oxford
College of Emory University.
GPA of 3.0 or higher.
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