Over 100 Briggsies to present at university research forum
April 10, 2023 - Blythe White
For our students, one of the distinct benefits of studying at MSU is access to incredible research that goes on each day. One of the distinct benefits of studying at Lyman Briggs that our courses empower students to conduct inquiry-based research, following curiosity and advancing knowledge. Further, Lyman Briggs emphasizes the importance of clear scientific communication.
Each year, a primary venue for undergraduates to present research is UURAF (pronounced "you-raf")--the University Undergradate Research and Arts Forum, which takes place April 12-14 this year, in the Breslin Center and online.
Online presentations run asynchronously from April 12-14 using Forgager One, and guests must register if they wish to leave comments for presenters. Poster presentations and exhibits take place in the Breslin Center on April 14, in waves.
We are proud of the over 100 Briggsies who are taking part in online presentations, exhibits, and poster presentations throughout the course of the forum.
We created a simple brochure to help individuals, family members, friends, and faculty members, to find our Briggsies during this program.
Congrats, Briggsie presenters!
Update 4/21: 28 Briggsies won first prize in their categories during the UURAF! The winners include:
- Anna Zarka in the Agriculture and Animal Science category
- Amanyaa Asthana in the Anthropology
- Jonas Padilla in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Chris Babcock in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology category
- Grace Krajewski in the Education category
- Bhavya Thotakura in the Epidemiology and Public Health category
- Jasmine Parker in the Epidemiology and Public Health categorY
- Sunyoung You and Sejla Sinanovic in the Health Sciences category
- Kierra Jursch in the Health Sciences category
- Allison O'Donnell in the Health Sciences category
- Caz Schwennensen in the Integrative and Organismal Biology category
- Marionna Bigelow in the Integrative and Organismal Biology category
- Ben Potts in the Kinesiology category
- Frank Dolecki in the Linguistics, Languages, and Speech category
- Toria Fex in the Neuroscience category
- Nolan Lucera in the Neuroscience category
- Jamie Liebold in the Pharmacology and Toxicology category
- Kenneth Sun in the Physical Sciences category
- Leo Pereira Sanabria in the Psychology category
- Zeeba Ali in the Psychology categor
- Jason Kazmierczak in the Psychology category
- Srihita Veermachaneni in the Psychology category
- Aaditi Nambiar in the Social Science, Humanities and Arts in-person category
- Sonia Menon in the Social Science, Humanities and Arts in-person category
- Shreya Chavva in the Social Science, Humanities, and Arts virtual category.
- Harsna Chahal and Nupur Huria in the Sociology category.