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• Matthew Murdock, M.S. Physics, 1995. Thesis Title: Modelling Planetesimal Interactions during Mid-Stage Evolution of the Protoplanetary Cloud Abstract Current Position: Systems Consultant; Anderson Consulting.

• Keith Rielage, B.S. Physics, 1996. Miami Undergraduate Summer Scholar/Senior Research Capstone/Honors Student Thesis Title: The Formation of Jupiter: An Examination of Mid-Stage Planetary Development by Numerical Simulation Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. candidate in Physics, Washington University (St. Louis)

• Marie Zaremba, B.S. Engineering Physics, 1996.

• Craig Agnor, M.S. Physics, 1996. Thesis Title: Modeling the Late Stage of Planetary Formation: An N-body Approach Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. candidate in Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder Email: craig.agnor@colorado.edu

• Gregory Jewell, M.S. Physics, 1996. Thesis Title: Modeling the Mid-Stage Evolution of the Protoplanetary Cloud Using a Hybrid Statistical/N-body Simulator Abstract

• Maureen Connolly, B.S. Secondary Education, 1998. Miami Undergraduate Summer Scholar/Senior Research Capstone Thesis Title: A Numerical N-Body Simulation of the Early Formation of the Oort Cloud Comets Abstract Current Position: Secondary Mathematics Teacher

• Eric Himburg, M.S. Physics, 1998. Thesis Title: Three-Dimensional N-Body Simulations of Planetary Formation and Dynamics Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. student in Astronomy, Ohio State University

• Thomas Bullard, M.S. Physics, 1999. Thesis Title: Modeling the Effects of a Nebular Gas Disk on the Middle Stage of Planet Formation Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. student in Physics, Virginia Tech.

• Louis Strigari, B.S. Physics, 1999. Miami Undergraduate Summer Scholar/Senior Research Capstone Thesis Title: Three Dimensional Numerical Symplectic Map Simulation of the Early Formation of the Oort Cloud Comets Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. student in Physics, Ohio State.

• Peter A. Newman, B.S. Physics, 2000. Senior Research Capstone Thesis Title: Instructions For the Development of a Dynamical Graphical Output of Planetary Formation Data. Abstract Current Position: unknown.

• Eric P. Galayda, M.S. Physics, 2000. Thesis Title: On the Ability of Jupiter to Control Runaway Growth Within the Region of the Asteroid Belt Abstract Current Position: National Solar Observatory on Kitt Peak.

• Nicholas P. Abel, M.S. Physics, 2001. Thesis Title: A Study on the Evolution of the Uranus/Neptune System and the Rotational Dynamics of the Solar System Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. student in Physics, University of Kentucky.

• William J. "Joey" Carpenter, M.S. Physics, 2001. Thesis Title: Can a Migrating Gas Giant Planet Retain a System of Moons? Abstract Current Position: Ph.D. student in Physics, University of Cincinatti.