Winners of the 2017-18 ASPB Conviron Scholars Program
Sep 22, 2017
The ASPB Conviron Scholars Program is aimed at supporting the next generation of plant scientists by helping students build their foundation for a successful career. The program selects exceptional Undergraduate and Graduate students studying Plant Biology and delivers a year-long experience which includes a 1-year membership in ASPB, free registration to one ASPB regional section meeting, discounted registration to the Plant Biology Annual meeting, online access to ASPB research in The Plant Cell and Plant Physiology, as well as career mentoring and other career building opportunities. Visit The ASPB Conviron Scholars Program to learn more.
The 2017-18 ASPB Conviron Scholars:
- Mary Modupe Adewole, University of Ibadan
- Beverly Agtuca, University of Missouri-Columbia
- Nicole Choquette, University of Illinois
- Victoria DeLeo, Pennsylvania State University
- Elizabeth Feldeverd, University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Sterling Field, University of Tennessee
- Xinyu Fu, Iowa State University
- Andika Gunadi, Ohio State University
- Juniper Kiss, Aberystwyth University
- Rachelle Lapham, Purdue University
- Hannah Lucas, Danforth Plant Science Center
- George Markou, University of Minnesota
- Kari Miller, Washington University, St. Louis
- Mie Monti, University of Cambridge
- Dev Paudel, University of Florida
- Alex Rajewski, University of California - Riverside
- Veronica Sondervan, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
- Maria Sorkin, Washington University, St. Louis
- DeQuantarius Speed, University of Chicago
- Virginia Tartaglio, University of California - Berkeley
- Lucas Vanhaelewyn, Ghent University
