WATER

My Water Body: RAD Undergraduate Guerilla Research Documenting Water Quality in Florida
Michael Barnes, Stetson University
Elizabeth Barnes, Daytona State College

Testing for Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations in Water Surrounding Pine Island, Florida
Scott W. Falconer, Miami University

Immersed in the Millennial History of DeLeon Springs
Robert Sitler, Stetson University

#FloridaWaterStories
Steve Noll, University of Florida
Sophia Acord, University of Florida

An Unflinching Look
Introduction: Alison Nordström, Photo Editor
Photography Portfolio: Benjamin Dimmitt

Recovering the Urban Watershed: An Exercise in Student-Centered, Community-Based Publication
Michelle Sonnenberg, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg

Milked and Bilked: Brailey Odham and the Battle Over Florida’s Dairy Industry in the 1950’s
Michael Hoover, Seminole State College of Florida

Our Fort: Florida Territory, 1836
James Chapin

A Quality Assurance Study of the Tampa-Hillsborough Homeless Initiative’s 2017 Point-In-Time Count in Hillsborough County, Florida
Bryan Booth, Geography and Environmental Science & Policy

Lord of Disorder
David Axelrod

A Spare Tire for the One Percent
Kyle Pierson, St. Petersburg College

Campaign Spending and the 2014 Florida’s Gubernatorial Race: A Research Note
Harold Orndorff, III, Daytona State College

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Journal of Florida Studies is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study and appreciation of Florida. The journal features research articles, but also includes poetry, fiction, photography, and other digital arts. JFS is an outgrowth of the Center for Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (CIWR) at Daytona State College and the Florida Studies Program at the St. Petersburg Campus of the University of South Florida.

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ISSN: 2162-206X