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Guilford College Woods

History and resources relating to the Guilford College Woods, including links to additional information and resources.

Guilford College Theses on the Woods

Theses are located in Hege Library in the Rare Books Collection, available through the Friends Historical Collection.

Biology:

  • 1934 Reynolds, William Nathan, “A Comparison of the Distribution of the Oaks in the Guilford College Community with That in the State of North Carolina.”
  • 1937 Webster, Mary Elinor, “Effects of Weather Conditions on Protozoa in a Still-Water Cove of the College Stream.”
  • 1938 Binford, Richard Titsworth, “A Study of the Trees of Guilford College.”
  • 1952 Smith, Jane Theall, “A Study of Protozoa in an Inlet of the Guilford College Lake.”
  • 1956 Herrin, Rachel Lucille, “A Survery of the Algae of the Guilford College Campus.”
  • 1958 Johnson, Peggy Lane, “A Study of the Trees in the Guilford College Woods.”
  • 1963 Silbert, Steven Mark, “A Bacterial Examination of the Guilford Colege Lake Including Ecological Observation s Concerning Horizontal Distribution.”
  • 1966 Spencer, Lorraine Barney, “Lichen Species of the Guilford College Campus.”
  • 1971 Clark, Peter Douglas, “The Development of the Biophile Nature Trail and a Program for Its Use.”
  • 1974 Smith, Virginia Lee and Douglas Athey Hornbeck, “Guilford College Lake: A Field Study.”
  • 1975 Hawkins, William Stephen, “A Study of a Small Forest in Piedmont North Carolina.”
  • 1975 Norman, Cynthia Ann, “Plant Distribution and Succession in an Old Lake Bed.”
  • 1977 Urquhart, Blair Ellen, “The Effects of Ice Cover on the Guilford College Lake.”
  • 1978 Stoessel, Deborah G., “Vertical Stratification of Phytoplankton in the Guilford College Lake.”
  • 1983 Zirkle, L. Franklin, “A Comparison of the Effects of Acid Deposition on Two Ponds, Rudd Pond in Becket, Massachusetts and Guilford College Pond in Greensboro, North Carolina, with Particular Focus on the Buffering Capacity of these Two Aquatic Ecosystems.”