Chemistry Spotlight - May 2016
Eleven talented undergraduate chemists from across the U.S. began their ten-week research projects on May 30, under the auspices of a Research Experience for Undergraduates program sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
The K-State Chemistry NSF-REU grant focuses on BioSecurity-related themes and is led by Professors Chris Culbertson and Stefan Bossmann. The grant, now in its ninth year, seeks to attract students from under-represented groups and first-generation college students.
Participants this year include:
(front row, left to right) Kassidy Deutschman, Ballwin, MO; Clara Witt, Peoria, IL;
(back row, left to right) William Jeffries, LaCrosse, WI; Roberto Espinoza, Arcata, CA; Vu Nguyen, Thornton, CO; Kyle Angle, Lee’s Summit, MO; Ryan Haley, Maryville, TN; Johnathan Dallman, Silver Lake, KS; Sophie Cook, Portland, OR; Kathrine Skinner, St. Augustine, FL; and Molly Reinmuth, Lawrence, KS.
