M. Susan Lozier

MS & Ph.D. students as primary supervisor   

• Rachel K. Eveleth   
  
• Sarah R Brody   
  
• Apurva Dave   
  Environmental factors responsible for changes in marine primary productivity in the subpolar gyre of the North Atlantic.

MS & Ph.D. students completed   

• Stefan F. Gary   
  
• Kristin Burkholder   
  
• Jennifer Ayers   
  

Former Students   

• Jennifer M. Ayers   
  Physical controls on the Transition Zone Chlorophyll Front and its relationship to marine migratory pathways.
• Kristin Burkholder   
  On the fate of the Mediterranean Overflow Waters.
• Stefan Gary   
  Flow trajectories in the Laborador Sea.
• Jaime Palter   
  On the Horizontal Advection and Biogeochemical Impacts of North Atlantic Mode Waters and Boundary Currents (Ph.D., July 2007).
• Ana Rappold   
  Detecting spatial and temporal changes in the ocean mixed layer (2006).
• Nicole Mich   
  The export of climate signals from the Labrador Sea On the Temporally-Varying Penetration of Mediterranean Overflow Waters into the Subpolar Gyre (M.S., Nov. 2005).
• Rachel A. Potter   
  Climate Variability in the Eastern North Atlantic (M.S., May 2002).
• Michaela Ciobotaru   
  A climatological analysis and diagnostic model of the Mediterranean outflow in the eastern North Atlantic (Ph.D., May 1998).
• Timothy J. Bold   
  The influence of propagating waves on particle exchange (M.S., Nov. 1994).