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Past Presenters and Award Recipients
10th Annual Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS)
February 14, 2013
2nd Floor Rotunda of State Capitol Building, Topeka
The following graduate students presented their research posters at the 10th annual Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS) in Topeka on February 14, 2013. The CGRS is an annual showcase of research conducted by graduate students from Kansas State University, Wichita State University, the University of Kansas, and the University of Kansas Medical Center. Participants shared their research posters with state legislators and the Board of Regents. At the CGRS, two judges (one from academics and one from industry) selected the top two presenters from each participating university to receive a $500 scholarship sponsored by KansasBio.
Click here to visit the CGRS website for more information about the event.
*Recipient of $500 scholarship from KansasBio.
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Name |
Degree Program |
Presentation Title |
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Feraidon Ataie*
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PhD in Civil Engineering |
Utilization of High Lignin Residue Ash (HLRA) in Concrete Materials |
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Katie Burke |
PhD Environmental Design and Planning |
Measuring Gully Erosion in Two Distributed Kansas Landscapes |
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Kelly Foster* |
MS in Biomedical Sciences |
Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus Transmission from Persistently Infected Cattle to Non-Persistently Infected Cattle When Commingled: An Evaluation of Serum Neutralizing Antibody Titers |
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Michael Gibson |
MS in Grain Science |
Physical and Processing Differences between Baked and Extruded Pet Foods |
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Michael Joseph |
PhD in Grain Science |
Novel delivery mechanism for nutrition using sorghum based pre-cooked “beans” |
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Marcie Lechtenberg |
PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy |
Assessing the Adolescent Experience of Mindfulness |
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Tanner Miller |
MS in Biomedical Sciences |
Comparison of Gamithromycin, Tilmicosin and Tulathromycin: Metaphylactic Treatments in High Risk Calves for BRD |
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Vahid Rahmani |
PhD in Biological and Agricultural Engineering |
Abrupt Rainfall Change Detection in Kansas |
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Tera Rooney Barnhardt |
MS in Biomedical Sciences |
Implementation of industry-oriented animal welfare and quality assurance assessment tools in commercial cattle feeding operations |
K-State Research Forum
March 27, 2013
2nd Floor, K-State Student Union
The K-State Research Forum (KRF) is an annual showcase of research, scholarly, and creative activities conducted by undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines at K-State. This on-campus event provides K-State students an opportunity to share their activities with the K-State community and to gain experience presenting their work in a professional setting.
Click here to view a list of the 2013 KRF award winners.
Click here to view the complete 2013 KRF program booklet.
Information for the 2014 KRF will be posted in Fall 2013.
Research and the State
Graduate Student Poster Session
November 6, 2012
KS Ballroom, K-State Student Union
Research and the State is an event at which graduate students present their scholarly research to the K-State community and discuss the implications their research has for important state-related issues: quality and cost of education, education outcomes, healthcare, economic development, bioscience, military relations and military families, roads and transportation, security, energy and alternative energy sources, technology, water, wind energy, tax policy, animal health, rural development, defense industry research, tourism (particularly in Flint Hills), school finance issues.
K-State judges select the top nine* presenters to represent K-State at the annual Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS) in the spring.
*As of September 14, 2012, the number of CGRS presenters for 2013 has been changed from ten to nine.
Research and the State is free and open to the public.
ABSTRACT BOOKLET NOW AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING! (Updated 10/30/12)
Hard copies will not be distributed at the event.