For Trenton Franz, the one drawback to being a football star at the University of Wyoming -- he helped lead his team to its first bowl victory in 38 years -- was missing out on the chance to study abroad. His graduate work at Princeton has more than filled the gap.
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Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate student Trenton Franz created a video diary on his field research in Kenya as part of the Grand Challenges Program. Franz is a member of an interdisciplinary team working in the Laikipia-Samburu region of central Kenya to better understand the interplay of vegetation, climate, wildlife, livestock and humans on this remote section of the savanna.
Video by Trenton Franz. Editing by Taofik Kolade.
Three recent Princeton graduates took part this summer in a "young filmmakers" program in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
The filmmakers, who majored in engineering as undergraduates, produced six short videos that were shown in a campus-wide screening in July and are now available for viewing on the Internet.
Michael E. Wood created videos about the Center for Information Technology Policy and about a new technology that is assisting archaeologists who are
