Participating Students

The Cook History Project was begun in the Fall semester of 2003. The groundwork was laid by Cook College students. As the project grows in scope and in time the number of students involved with the project will grow. Their contributions will be noted and biographies will be posted on this page to give them the credit they so deserve.

Fall 2003

Kymberlee Ann Mitala

Hey, what's up? My name is Kymberlee Ann Mitala. By the time I am officially graduated, January 2004, I will have completed a total of 4.5 years (9 semesters) at Cook College, majoring in Biological Sciences and minoring in Natural Resource Management. During my 4.5 years as an undergraduate at Cook, I've been actively involved with the community, exhibiting much enthusiasm and participation in the RU Outdoors Club (RUOC), Alpha Zeta (AZ), Cook Leadership Council and Deans' Steering Committee, and intramural sports offered at the Cook/Douglass Recreation Center. As you might guess, from the activities I'm involved in, I am adventurous and active, enjoy serving the community, and feel the most satisfied when I am up-to-date on community events and activities. My involvement with the Cook History Project has not only widened my perspective on the Cook College Community, it has brought me closer to faculty/staff/alumni/students and given me an even bigger sense of belonging. I look forward to becoming an active alumni while pursuing a career in medicine and ecology.

Robert John Teeter Jr.

I'm a recent transfer to Cook College, having spent freshman year at Bucknell University (Lewisburg, PA) and sophomore year at Brookdale Community College (Lincroft, NJ). I began my college career as a dedicated Geology major, until I met Calculus II and realized that a degree in the sciences might require a bit too much math. Consequently, I became interested in the field of Environmental Policy and Law, but unfortunately Bucknell University did not offer such a degree. Enter Rutgers University and Cook College into the picture. The Cook History project has become a crash course for me on the history, significance and honor associated with the college. I am an EPIB (Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior) major with aspirations of one day running my own environmental consulting firm and doing field and labwork to better New Jersey's development. In my spare time, I have been active in two local astronomy clubs (STAR, Middletown, NJ; ASTRA, Toms River, NJ) and am currently the Treasurer of the Rutgers Astronomy club. I also run my own business, Teeter's Telescopes, where I design, build and sell telescopes (partial telescope pictured with me at right).

Spring 2004

Lesleyann Atherly
Major: Animal Science
Year of Graduation: 2005
laea@eden.rutgers.edu

Amanda Carl
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2004
Archives/Transcription
acarl@eden.rutgers.edu

Anthony Roselle
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2004
Hometown: West Orange
Transcription/AG Field Day
GSVermyne@aol.com

Lauren Bohn
Major: Journalism And Media Studies
Year of Graduation: 2004
Ravengirl6@aol.com

Taryn Curry
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2005
Hometown: Roseland
Archives/Transcription
akcpup@aol.com

Kristina Neoushoff
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2005
Hometown: Dunellen
Web Design/Photography
kristneo@eden.rutgers.edu

Jaime Raysick
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2005
Hometown: Dunellen
Web Design/Transcription
noexit403@yahoo.com

Kara Kreuter
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2006
kkreuter@eden.rutgers.edu

Brian Guelich
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2005
Hometown:North Brunswick
Archives/Transcription/Green Print
briang32@hotmail.com

Robert Strohmenger
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2006
Hometown: West Long Branch
Web Design/Transcription
rstrohm@eden.rutgers.edu

Fall 2004

Robert Strohmenger
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2006
Hometown: West Long Branch
Web Design
rstrohm@eden.rutgers.edu

Spring 2005

Robert Strohmenger
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2006
Hometown: West Long Branch
Web Design
rstrohm@eden.rutgers.edu

Robert J. Teeter Jr.
Major: Environmental Policy Institutions and Behavior (EPIB)
Year of Graduation: 2005
Hometown: Jackson
Transcriptions, Video editing, Web Design
rteeter@eden.rutgers.edu

For more information, contact Cook History Project.
Last Updated: 4/25/06

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