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2005 Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum
Gail Bornhorst
Tara Franey
Amy Hendricks
Andrew Knowles
Shannon McGraw
Matthew Nelson
Biosystems engineering undergraduate students Gail Bornhorst, Tara Franey, Amy Hendricks, Andrew Knowles, Shannon McGraw and Matthew Nelson were among nearly 100 students presenting at the seventh annual University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF) on April 8, 2005 with Andrew Knowles, Amy Hendricks and Gail Bornhorst winning Merit Awards.
The forum is a skill-building opportunity that prepares students for careers that require research and creative skills, and for graduate or professional schools.
“The forum provides students with the opportunity to experience presenting research,” said graduate assistant and forum organizer Melissa Fraser. “It gives students an opportunity to showcase their hard work within their field.”
Students’ presentations were judged based on the clarity, consistency of research, time investment and professionalism of their projects. First-place winners receive $100, and merit award recipients receive $50.
“We have had a lot of positive support from past participants,” said Fraser. “These students are now in graduate school and say how helpful the forum was in preparation to presenting work at research conferences.”
The General Electric Corp. sponsors UURAF.
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