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Senior Honors Research Program
Where are they now?
Alyssa Foley graduated from Longwood in May 2012 with B. A. in History (Hons.) and minor in Anthropology. She is currently a graduate student at Georgia State Unversity in Atlanta, Georgia in the Masters of Heritage Preservation program. Her concentration is in Public History, and the program is a graduate level version of Longwood's Public History program. She is also working as a Project Archivist at the Atlanta History Center.
Kathryn Womack graduated with a BS at Longwood University in spring 2008. While at LU, she completed a Senior Honors Thesis on bat community dynamics and insect prey abundance in the Virginia piedmont region. From fall 2008 - spring 2011, Kathryn worked on her master's degree in Fisheries and Wildlife at the University Missouri-Columbia. She studied resource selection of female Indiana bats and prey abundance in northern Missouri during the maternity season. Starting spring 2013, Kathryn will start her dissertation studies at the University of Missouri-Columbia looking at bat community abundance and dietary preferences in open woodland and oak-savanna restoration sites in the Ozarks of Missouri.
