2011 Poster Presentation/Neuroscience Students Recognized
Senior students in the Neuroscience 490 course were given the
opportunity to display their senior project posters in the 2011 Poster
Presentation/Neuroscience Student Recognition Dessert on April 8,2011. In
addition to the poster displays and discussions, graduating seniors were given a
booklet featuring each graduate's research abstract and career plans following
their May 7 graduation from the CVM/WSU Neuroscience Program.
Four individual students were given Neuroscience scholarships, including
Rachel Wanty, who was awarded the Peter A. Zornes Memorial
Neuroscience Scholarship, and Erik Larson, Jonathan
Stewart, and Stephenie Le'Von McCray, who were each
given a Neuroscience Endowed Scholarship for the 2011-2012 academic year.
(photos by Neuroscience PhD student,
Jasmine Ware)
Much curiosity in student research was exhibited
during the Neuro 490 students' poster exhibit on
April 8, 2011. PhD Neuroscience Student, Jason
Wright, points out a graphic of that caught his
interest to poster creater, Sarah Daniel.
Poster discussion was stimulating between senior
presenter Ed Rooney and an interested visitor.
Dr. Sylvie Cloutier appears impressed at the
work her
Neuro 490 student, Brian Walton, has displayed
in his senior project poster.
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Special cake designed to congratulate the senior
neuroscience students headed for Spring 2011
graduation.
Nicole Cook explains her research to one of the
many
curious guests visiting her poster display.
Dr. Steve Simasko, director of the Neuroscience
Program and Chair of IPN, awards Erik Larson one
of three Neuroscience Endowed Scholarships.
(Other winners, not present, were Jonathan
Stewart and Stephenie Le'Von McCray.)
(Above) Dr. Sue Ritter listens with appreciation
as Bethany Smith explains the poster that
displays her research.
(Left) Kathy and Tom Zornes, parents of Peter A.
Zornes, reveal the recipient of the Peter A.
Zornes Undergraduate Memorial Neuroscience
Scholarship for 2011. This year's award went to
Rachel Wanty (see photo)
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