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NREM Presenters - OSU Undergraduate Research Symposium 2022

Thursday, April 28, 2022

The Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 19, 2022 featured 10 students either as NREM students or under the direction of Natural Resource Ecology and Management faculty. Their photos and poster titles are shown below. Congratulations to the students and their mentors!


Braden Coats

ENVR Student

Research Collaborators: Elizabeth Haymaker, Eric B. Duell

 

Presentation Title: Assessing Below Ground Plant Traits to Assess Drought Resistance in Hard Red Winter Wheat (Triticum aestivum)

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Gail Wilson, NREM

 

Braden Coats standing in front of a presentation poster.

 

 


Chaille Driggers

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Lindsey Buehler, Andrew Jolin, Zoe Protzman, Lydia Laughlin

 

Presentation Title: Mesocarnivore Responses to Prairie Dogs Across a Range of Latitudes

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Courtney Duchardt, NREM

 

Chaille Driggers standing in front of her poster presentation.


Jaime Eastep

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Lindsey Bruckerhoff

 

Presentation Title: Diet Variability in Green Sunfish Across a Gradient of Body Size and Stream Sizes in the Kansas River Basin

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Lindsey Bruckerhoff, Oklahoma Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (OKCFWRU) and NREM

 

Jaime Eastep standing in front of his poster presentation.

 

 

Jaime Eastep standing next to Dr. Kenneth Sewell in front of his poster presentation.

Jaime Eastep presenting his poster to Dr. Kenneth Sewell, Vice President for Research at OSU. 

 

 


Skyla Johnston

NREM Student

Research Collaborators:  Sue Fairbanks, Mason Reichard, Vanessa Wong, Tiana Sanders

 

Presentation Title: Trichinella Species Infection in Bobcats (Lynx rufus) in Oklahoma

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Sue Fairbanks, NREM

 

Skyla Johnston standing in front of her poster presentation.

 

 


Andrew Jolin

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Lindsey Buehler, Chaille Driggers, Zoe Protzman, Lydia Laughlin

 

Presentation Title: Ecological Effects of the Black-Tailed Prairie Dogs at Kaw Lake Colony

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Courtney Duchardt, NREM

 

Andrew Jolin standing in front of is poster presentation.

 

Andrew Jolin presenting his poster.

Andrew Jolin presenting his poster.

 

 


Lydia Laughlin

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Courtney Duchardt, Hailey Freeman

 

Presentation Title: Efficacy of Cellular Transmission in Camera Traps

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Colter Chitwood, NREM

 

Lydia Laughlin standing in front of her poster presentation.

 

Lydia Laughlin presenting her poster.

Lydia Laughlin presenting her poster.

 


Ronie Loffelmacher

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Sue Fairbanks, Courtney Dotterweich, Jake Humm

 

Presentation Title: Effects of Den Type and Reproductive Status on Temperature Profiles of Black Bear (Ursus americanus) Hibernacula

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Sue Fairbanks, NREM

 

Ronie Loffelmacher standing in front of her poster presentation.

 

 


Dana Miller

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Yevgeniya Malyutina, Gail Wilson

 

Presentation Title: What Do Earthworms Eat? Carbon Isotope Signatures Determine Root and Fungal Consumption by Native and Non-Native Earthworms

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Gail Wilson, NREM

 

Dana Miller standing in front of her poster presentation.

 

 


Sara Warren

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Eric LoPresti

 

Presentation Title: The Effects of Temperature on Mucilage Stickiness

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Eric LoPresti, Plant Biology, Ecology, and Evolution

 

Sara Warren standing in front of her poster presentation.

 


Hailey Freeman

NREM Student

Research Collaborators: Jennifer Grindstaff

 

Presentation Title: The Effects of Early Life Adversity and Multiple Stressors on Zebra Finch Stress Resilience

 

Faculty Research Mentor: Jennifer Grindstaff, Integrative Biology

 

Hailey Freeman standing in front of her poster presentation.

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