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日本av视频 held its annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Day April 15 in the University Student Union鈥檚 Volstorff Ballroom.
 
In addition to featuring music performances and selecting top student research posters, the university announced the recipients of the Schultz-Werth Awards for outstanding papers or research reports, the Joseph F. Nelson Undergraduate Research Awards and the Fishback Honors College Undergraduate Research Awards. The event is organized by 日本av视频鈥檚 Van D. and Barbara B. Fishback Honors College.
 
鈥淩esearch, scholarship and creative activity are our pathways to a brighter future than ever before. When undergraduate students participate in these activities, they gain critical skills and develop lifelong relationships,鈥� said Rebecca Bott-Knutson, dean of the Fishback Honors College. 鈥淭he terrific group of students featured at the event represents our future innovators, entrepreneurs, authors and artists. In many cases, student-mentor pairs are the first in the world to discover or generate new knowledge. Our future is in most capable hands!鈥�
 
The following students were recognized: 

• Joseph F. Nelson Undergraduate Research Awards and Fishback Honors College Undergraduate Research Awards: Ally Abraham, Hazel; John Akujobi, Brookings; Amelie Blakely, Sylvania, Ohio; Katie Cunningham, Le Mars, Iowa; Chloe Dondlinger, Brookings; Grace Everson, Brookings; Micah Hunter, Riceville, Iowa; Katherine Pfeifle, Sioux Falls; Leah Schiefelbein, Kimball, Minnesota; Mackenzie Steinbrecher, Yankton; and Charles Tucker, Owatonna, Minnesota.
• Schultz-Werth Awards: Grace Schroeder, Worthing; Levi Gebhard, Mitchell; Olivia Husmann, Mitchell; Carol Glaus, Brookings; Morgan Hunt, Brandon; Megan Nelson, Waseca, Minnesota; Bidhi Kasu, Brookings; Matthew Halberg, Hayward, Wisconsin; Tayven Badger, Brandon; Andrew Pick, Ashland, Nebraska; Annie Feden, Papillion, Nebraska; Benjamin Cox, Canistota; Caden Fischer, Menno; Haley Evenson, St. Cloud, Minnesota; Lisa Wipf, Minnetonka, Minnesota; and Olivia Matson, Underwood, Iowa.
   
  Research poster winners were:
• Top posters in environmental sciences and natural resources: Kylie Rosenau, Blue Earth, Minnesota; Thea Klarenbeek, Tea; and Annie Feden, Papillion, Nebraska.
• Top posters in biochemistry, chemistry and physics: Mason Pulse, Salem; Hannah Polejewski, Fergus Falls, Minnesota; and Isaac Suchor, Redfield.
• Top posters in biology and microbiology: Rylan Willis, Volga; Levi McKinley, Pierre; and Trey Heiderscheidt, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
• Top posters in education and human development: Megan Nelson, Waseca, Minnesota; and Ethan Young, Madison Lake, Minnesota.
• Top posters in engineering: Haley Evenson, St. Cloud, Minnesota; Lucas Degen, Rapid City; and Turner Marr, Buffalo, Minnesota.
• Top posters in agriculture and environmental sciences: Jenna VanHolland, Garretson; Abigail Morse, Madison; and Madison Hofer, Bridgewater.
• Top posters in health and nutritional sciences: Ashtyn Abraham, Hazel; Laura Bogue, Beresford; and Sophia Bass, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Top posters in humanities, performing arts and design: Eden Hodgins, Sioux Falls; Skylar Rusher, Ramona, California; and Sam Dean, Sioux Falls.
• Top posters in mathematics and statistics: Gavin Perrell, Incline Village, Nevada; Caden Fischer, Olivet; and Zach Buchholz, Hendricks, Minnesota.
• Top posters in nursing: Katie Collins, Rapid City; Adam Monson, Sioux Falls; and Reagan Bastemeyer, Brookings.
• Top posters in pharmacy and allied health: Emma Matrisciano, Sioux Falls; Jocelyn Heiser, Florence; and Sydney Olson, Omaha, Nebraska.
• Top posters in social, economic and behavioral sciences: Shakira-Ann Kuys, Brookings; Mayli Arbach, Sioux Falls; and Shawna Rumpza, Brookings.
• Top posters in library research: Katie Collins, Rapid City; Chloe Dondlinger, Brookings; and Sidney McCord, White Lake.
• Top posters in international research: Taylor Sutton, Rosemount, Minnesota; Nirajan Ghimire, Ramechhap, Nepal; and Eden Hodgins, Sioux Falls.