JAMES A. (DREW) HYATT
hyattj@easternct.edu
 Professor 
Department of Environmental Earth Science
Eastern Connecticut State University
83 Windham Street 
Willimantic, CT06226
860-465-5789
RESEARCH INVOLVING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

Undergraduate Research at Eastern
A website highlighting
activities across campus.

Andover Lake Research
Learn about work by EES students
examining lake sediments

Research in Greenland
Melt Water Erosion In Bedrock,
Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

Learning Tools In Earth Science
A multimedia resource examining minerals and sites of geologic interest

Earth Science & Biology
Activities & Multimedia
Development at the
ECSU Arboretum

Other Student Centered
Research
Lakes, Sinkholes,
Gullies & Permafrost
CLASS LINKS - FALL 2009 - IN THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING

First Year Program Art Rocks CLuster

FYR174-04D -Team taught with Landscape
Artist Andy Jones

EES104-01D - Dynamic Earth With Lab
Taught by J. A. Hyatt

EES 350 - Section 01
Field Methods in Environmental Earth Science
An EES major's class - TR mornings - Fall, 2009

Art Rocks ECSU
A growing collection of content that examines the Art and Science of sites in CT and GA

Undergraduate Research Coursework
EES 392 (practicum) and
EES 480 (independent study)
Students will be examining sediment cores from Providence Canyon State Park, constructing interactive media and learning tools for the same site, and utilizing terrestrial laser scanning and ground penetrating radar to investigate the Canyon as well as pseudokarst in Connecticut.

Professional Experience
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Education
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