At the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum Nov. 21, the following students received recognition.
The best oral presentation recognition went to Tylor Thomas, Clarke O’Conner, Johnny Blevins and Makenzie Johnson for “Telemetry Data Collection from Photovoltaic Solar Panel and Wind Turbine.” The four also won for best abstract.
Leona Sandiford received second place in oral presentation for “Investing in Arts Education.”
Emily Herzog, Brandon Helms, James Wood and Elliot Gibson received third place in oral presentation for “A Dual Wind Turbine Design.”
The best poster recognition went to Jeff Snowden Jr. for “Meter Scale Cycles in the Bromide Formation of Oklahoma: Implications for Interpreting Ancient Sea Level Change.”
Mary Brady, Jacob Hardin and Krystal Woods received second place for poster presentation with Jacob Hardin. The three also received the top award for best interdisciplinary presentation and most creative and original presentation.
Sarah Weary received third place in poster presentation for “Subsurface Correlation of the Ordovician Bromide Formation in Southern Oklahoma.”
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The best oral presentation recognition went to Tylor Thomas, Clarke O'Conner, Johnny Blevins and Makenzie Johnson pictured with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. The four were also recongized for having the best abstract. Photo by Eddie Miller
The best oral presentation recognition went to Tylor Thomas, Clarke O'Conner, Johnny Blevins and Makenzie Johnson pictured with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. The four were also recongized for having the best abstract. Photo by Eddie Miller
The best oral presentation recognition went to Tylor Thomas, Clarke O'Conner, Johnny Blevins and Makenzie Johnson pictured with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. The four were also recongized for having the best abstract. Photo by Eddie Miller
Jeff Snowden Jr. received first place for poster presentation for "Meter Scale Cycles in the Bromide Formation of Oklahoma: Implications for Interpreting Ancient Sea Level Change" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Jeff Snowden Jr. received first place for poster presentation for "Meter Scale Cycles in the Bromide Formation of Oklahoma: Implications for Interpreting Ancient Sea Level Change" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Jeff Snowden Jr. received first place for poster presentation for "Meter Scale Cycles in the Bromide Formation of Oklahoma: Implications for Interpreting Ancient Sea Level Change" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Mary Brady and Krystal Woods received second place for poster presentation with Jacob Hardin (not pictured) with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Fourm at Forum State University, Nov. 21. The three also received the top award for best interdisciplinary presentation and most creative and original presentation. Photo by Eddie Miller
Mary Brady and Krystal Woods received second place for poster presentation with Jacob Hardin (not pictured) with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Fourm at Forum State University, Nov. 21. The three also received the top award for best interdisciplinary presentation and most creative and original presentation. Photo by Eddie Miller
Mary Brady and Krystal Woods received second place for poster presentation with Jacob Hardin (not pictured) with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Fourm at Forum State University, Nov. 21. The three also received the top award for best interdisciplinary presentation and most creative and original presentation. Photo by Eddie Miller
Sarah Weary received third place in poster presentation for "Subsurface Correlation of the Ordovician Bromide Formation in Southern Oklahoma" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Sarah Weary received third place in poster presentation for "Subsurface Correlation of the Ordovician Bromide Formation in Southern Oklahoma" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Sarah Weary received third place in poster presentation for "Subsurface Correlation of the Ordovician Bromide Formation in Southern Oklahoma" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Leona Sandiford, received second place in oral presentation for "Investing in Arts Education" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Leona Sandiford, received second place in oral presentation for "Investing in Arts Education" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
Leona Sandiford, received second place in oral presentation for "Investing in Arts Education" with Betty Stewart, provost, Jesse Rogers, president, Bill Spellman, executive director of COPLAC, and Robert Clark, vice president of administration and institutional effectiveness, at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum at Midwestern State University, Nov. 21. Photo by Eddie Miller
