Graduate Student Poster Award

Recognizes outstanding graduate student oral and poster presentations, both in content and delivery, which exemplifies breeding/genetics research.

From 2021 separate awards were established for masters and PhD student posters.

From 2022 separate award was established for early career/postdoc posters.

 

Poster Winners

2025

Early Career - Travis Parker, University of California Davis.

PhD -   Henry Cordoba-Novoa, McGill University (1st), Gurminder Singh, North Dakota State University (2nd), Dylan Clark, University of Florida (3rd).

MS - Caitlin McCann, University of Georgia (1st), Mason Jackson, McGill University (2nd), Sergei O'Sullivan, Montana State University (3rd).

Undergraduate - Matthew Norman-Ariztia, Cornell University.

 

2024

Early Career - Nicholas Mueth, University of Washington

PhD -   Seren Wilwock, Cornell University (1st), Evan Groover, Berkeley (2nd), Amaka Ifeduba, Texas A&M (3rd).

MS - Rafael Goncalves Marmo, University of Arkansas (1st), Carter Prillaman, University of Wisconsin-Madison (2nd), Himabindhu Badavath, Texas A&M (3rd).

Undergraduate - Matthew Norman-Ariztia, Cornell University.

 

2023

Early Career - Emily Delorean, USDA-ARS Genomics and Bioinformatics Research Unit, Raleigh, NC 

PhD -  Anne Frances Jarrell, University of Georgia (1st), Hannah Stoll, University of Minnesota (2nd), Jaideep Kaur Deol, University of Florida (3rd)

MS - Rafaela Prado-Graciano, University of Florida (1st), John Oscar Enriquez, University of Wisconsin-Madison (2nd), Katherine J. Fortune, University of Guelph (3rd)

 

2022

Early Career - Leonardo Volpato, Michigan State University

PhD - Carley Clayton, Iowa State University (1st), Sarah Jones, Iowa State University (2nd), Vinavi Gamage, University of Georgia (3rd) 

MS - Tony Schuh, Colorado State University (1st), Autumn Brown, University of Wisconsin (2nd), Camila Manriques, Ohio State University (3rd)

 

2021

PhD - Erin Pfarr, Rutgers University (1st), Richard Tegtmeier, Cornell University (2nd), Jordan Knapp-Wilson, University of Georgia (3rd)

MS - Adam Elissar, University of Florida (1st), Jesse Mutcheson, University of Manitoba, Canada (2nd), Juan Jimenez, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (3rd)

 

2020 - Zara York (1st), Juan Gonzales (2nd), Natalie Kaiser (3rd).

2019 - Caio Canella Vieira (1st), Sam McDonald (2nd), Chandler Levinson (3rd).

2017 - Stephanie Fong, Rutgers University (1st); Daljit Singh, Kansas State University (2nd); Mohammad Rahman, Kansas State University (3rd).

2016 - Olalere (Marcus) Olatoye (1st), Kansas State University (1st)Eduardo Bernal, The Ohio State University (2nd)Justin Ma, North Carolina State University (3rd).

2015 - David Eickholt, North Carolina State University (1st); Andrea Varella, Montana State University (2nd); Paul Sandefur, Washington State University (3rd).

2014 - Tyler Tiede, University of Minnesota (1st); Jessica Gilbert, University of Florida (2nd); Jennifer Kimball, North Carolina State University (3rd).

2013 - Steve Becker, Colorado State University (1st); Jill Recker, North Carolina State University (2nd); Gerardo Nunez, University of Florida (3rd).

 

Past Oral Winners

2015 1st place: James Heilig, Michigan State University; 2nd place: Kathleen Russell, University of Kentucky; 3rd place: Jozer Mangandi, University of Florida