Last month, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Office of Graduate Studies, Office of Undergraduate Research, and the Office of Research and Economic Development held virtual Student Research Days, during which two UNL School of Natural Resources students, Kaitlyn Dozler and Kristina Amato, were honored. Over 200 graduate and undergraduate students participated in the week-long celebration of student research and creative work.
Faculty, postdoc and graduate student judges met with students during Zoom Q-and-As and evaluated their presentations. Graduate students were awarded with $400 travel grants to help with conference travel costs. Undergraduates were awarded prizes valued at $250 sponsored by their academic colleges. To view the prize-winning SNR presentations, click the links below.
Kaitlyn Dozler (Fisheries and Wildlife) with advisor Andrew Little: “Evaluating the spacial ecology of white-tailed deer during the rifle hunting season in south central Nebraska.” View the presentation here: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/16454.
Kristina Amato (Fisheries and Wildlife) with advisor Clay Cressler: “Trait-mediated effects of non-consumptive predation on Daphnia dentifera.” View the presentation here: https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/16326.
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/student-research-days-winners-announced/