K-State Graduate Research, Arts, and Discovery (K-GRAD) Forum
The K-State GRAD Forum is an annual showcase of K-State graduate student research, scholarly work, and discovery. This on-campus event provides graduate students from all disciplines an opportunity to share their work with the K-State community and to gain experience presenting their work in a professional setting. Please read the K-State Today article for information about the K-GRAD winners.
2025 K-GRAD Forum
The 2025 K-GRAD Forum will be held in the spring. The exact date and details are forthcoming.
2024 award recipients
Poster presentations
Sabreena Ayoub Parray
MS student in agronomy
Pre-breeding evaluation of Pearl millet germplasms for drought tolerance in diverse environments
Nirajan Piya
MS student in biological and agricultural engineering
System development for application and testing of spray-on biodegradable mulch
Pedro Henrique Goncalves Pereira de Souza
MS student in grain science
Exploring the impact of xylanase sources and dosage on rheological properties of flour and baked product quality
Adi Siegmann
MS student in human development and family science, specializing in couple and family therapy
Relational factors associated with the likelihood of male therapy attendance
Brian Wolfe
MS student in veterinary biomedical science
Biological sex differences in disease severity, lethal doses, and antibody responses after infection with h1n1 and H3N2 influenza A viruses in a mouse model
Oral presentations
Tucker Graff
PhD student in grain science
Effect of grain source on extruded feed characteristics and growth performance of rainbow trout
Nicole Kucherov
PhD student in entomology
What's bugging you, from a landscape point of view
Roselle Barretto
PhD student in biological and agricultural engineering
Bind and Grind: hemp protein takes on adhesive challenges
KaCee James
PhD student in curriculum and instruction
A twenty-year comparison of traditionally and alternatively licensed school-based agricultural education teacher retention in Kansas
Endy Lopes Kailer
PhD student in agronomy
Fungal footprints: arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi impact on dryland corn