Bruya-Wood Undergraduate Research Conference
April 24Spring 2020 conference
Congratulations to Ryan Joiner, the Spring 2020 grand prize winner for his work on “Exercise Intolerance in Glycogen Storage Diseases”
We are maintaining the Kinesiology tradition this spring. The Conference is going Virtual! Recorded poster presentations will be uploaded on April 24th. Both faculty and peer judges will review presentations and provide feedback. Peer and faculty awards, including a professional development scholarship, will be awarded based upon judging scores.
If you would like a link to the posters and presentations after May 4th, please email kines.bruyawood@wsu.edu
The Bruya-Wood Undergraduate Research Conference is an opportunity for Kinesiology students to share their research, take part in a professional conference, and highlight the Kinesiology program within the WSU community.
What is Bruya-Wood?
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Spring 2020 Conference
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Awards
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They said it…
“I would say the most valuable experience for me was learning how to take a huge chunk of information and condensing it into something that was easy to understand… Bruya Wood helped me become more professional because it forced me to accurately interpret scientific language and it also helped me understand myself better because it provided clarity to my true academic interests.” — Shweta Mohan