Four Ashland University students and three faculty members recently attended the 241st National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Anaheim, California. At the meeting, Torrie Goudy (Chemistry ’12),
Zach Il’Giovine (Biochemistry ’11), and Tiffany Weaver (Chemistry ’11) presented posters on the polymer research they have carried out with
Dr. Perry Corbin. Likewise,
Wendy Dria (Biology ’11) presented a poster on the proteomics research she has carried out under the direction of
Dr. Andrew Greene and Dr. Rebecca Corbin. Dr. Brian Mohney and Dr. Rebecca Corbin also presented a poster at the conference describing a science camp that they have developed and have offered for the past five summers. The research presented was funded by the National Science Foundation and the
Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program, while the camp described is supported by the Kettering Fund and the Ashland County Community Foundation.
Dr. Brian Mohney and Dr. Rebecca Corbin stand with their poster on summer science camps.
Wendy Dria standing by her poster with Dr. Greene and Dr. Rebecca Corbin on the identification of proteins involved in circadian rhythms in fungi.
Torrie Goudy and Dr. Perry Corbin stand by their poster on polymer synthesis.
Zachary Il'Giovine and Tiffany Weaver stand with their poster on their polymer research with Dr. Perry Corbin.
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