1. "Braving the Storm": The Sustainability of Freshwater in Barbados' Tourism-Driven Economy in an Era of Climate Change Open Access Author: Farinelli, Josephine Rae Title: "Braving the Storm": The Sustainability of Freshwater in Barbados' Tourism-Driven Economy in an Era of Climate Change Area of Honors: Geography Keywords: climate changeclimate justicesustainabilityfreshwatergreenhouse effectdouble-exposuretourismCaribbeanBarbados File: Download J_Farinelli_Thesis_2013.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Brian Hastings King, Thesis SupervisorRoger Michael Downs, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. Sapotaceae Tree Domestication in the Caribbean Open Access Author: Mundt, Courtney Ann Title: Sapotaceae Tree Domestication in the Caribbean Area of Honors: Archaeological Science Keywords: SapotaceaedomesticationCaribbeanHonduras File: Download Mundt_Courtney_Sapotaceae_Tree-Domestication.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Lee Ann Newsom, Thesis SupervisorTimothy Michael Ryan, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Morphological evidence of speciation in croaking geckos (Aristelliger spp.) Open Access Author: Rutter, Amy R Title: Morphological evidence of speciation in croaking geckos (Aristelliger spp.) Area of Honors: Biology Keywords: AristelligerCaribbeancroaking geckocryptic diversityJamaicamorphologyspeciation File: Download Rutter_Amy_CroakingGeckoSpeciation.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Stephen Blair Hedges, Thesis SupervisorDr. James Harold Marden, Thesis SupervisorDr. James Harold Marden, Thesis Honors AdvisorHeather M Hines, Faculty Reader
4. A Glance Within the Color Lines of the 21st Century: Examining Differences In Ethnic and Racial Self-Concepts Within the Black Race Open Access Author: Okrafo-Smart, William Title: A Glance Within the Color Lines of the 21st Century: Examining Differences In Ethnic and Racial Self-Concepts Within the Black Race Area of Honors: Psychology Keywords: RaceEthnicityBlackIdentityImmigrantAfricanCaribbeanBlack American File: Download Okrafo-Smart_William_BlackSelf-Concept2.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Pamela Marie Cole, Thesis SupervisorDr. Richard Alan Carlson, Thesis Honors Advisor