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This text was originally a student-led research project formerly designed with building library guides through SpringShare. This research was coordinated by Professor Amy Sage Webb-Baza at Emporia State University through EG510 and EG710: Ecocriticsm and Literature. The transferring and review of content from SpringShare to MERLOT was by Bethanie O'Dell. Bethanie also served at the liaison librarian for this project and helped students find resources for their topics, as needed.

Thank you to the following students from this course for their participation in this project: 

Josephine Faoro
Brady Field
Emily Lagarile
Michaela Kinyon
Becky Ward
Anonymous Students - Students who contributed but did not include their name in the research

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