The College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources recently held its annual Graduate Research Forum on April 20. Organized by CAHNR’s Office of Research and Graduate Education, the event showcased the work of graduate students from various departments within the College.
A total of 34 students presented posters and 30 gave oral presentations to an audience of over 130 attendees. Additionally, 35 volunteers played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the event. The forum served as a platform for graduate students to highlight their hard work, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to their research.
During the event, Dean Indrajeet Chaubey provided opening remarks, while Amy Harder, associate dean for UConn Extension, delivered the keynote address titled “Beyond Scholarly Metrics: Creating Real-World Impact with Research and Extension.” Kumar Venkitanarayanan, CAHNR associate dean for research and graduate education, expressed optimism about the future discoveries and contributions these students will make to society as a result of their participation in the forum.
The Graduate Research Forum was a celebration of the achievements and dedication of graduate students within the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. The event not only provided students with a platform to share their research findings but also served as an inspiration for future discoveries and contributions to society. Stay updated on the latest news and events from UConn CAHNR by following them on social media.
