Research Projects

I have endeavored many research interests in the course of my career:

B.A. Siamang Vocalization

M.A. Carnaval of Humahuaca

M.Ed. Tangible Teaching

IslandWood EEC Geology Lessons

B.A. Siamang Vocalization

Full Citation:
Brewer, Matthew John. (1999). The Onset of Siamang, Hylobates (Symphalangus) syndactylus, Vocalization in Captivity and the Role of the Exhibit Environment. Unpublished B.A. Thesis. The Colorado College, Department of Anthropology. April 6, 1999.

Abstract

Full Text

What is a Siamang?

M.A. Carnaval of Humahuca

Full Citation:
Brewer, Matthew John. (2003). From Myth to Reality: Performing the Devil and the Pachamama in the Carnival of Humahuaca Unpublished M.A. Thesis. The University of Chicago, Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences. June 6, 2003.

Quebrada de Humahuaca?

"Tragedy of Atawallpa"

M.Ed. Tangible Teaching

Full Citation:
Brewer, Matthew John. (2006). The Importance of Tangible Teaching in Earth Sciences: A Need for Changes in Existing Curricula. Unpublished M.Ed Thesis. Antioch University Seattle,Center for Programs in Education. June 2006.

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• Bibliography
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• Contact

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Thesis Presentation	Tectonic Modeling	Superposition
Pacific Northwest Glaciation	Historical Visulization of the PNW	Eric the Erratic
Introduction to the Fault	Explaining the Fault Part I	Explaining the Fault Part II

IslandWood EEC Geology Lessons

Full Citation:
Brewer, Matthew John. (2004). Investigating History with Landscapes, Glaciers, and Earthquakes Web Page and Written Lessons (http://resources.islandwood.org/geology/-questions.htm). Independent Study Project, IslandWood Graduate Residency Program in Education for Environment and Community. Active website. Created March 23, 2004; last updated May 9, 2004.