Biology majors present research results at symposium

Christine Davis Mantai
Jessica Wooten
Jessica Wooten

Tom CaggianelliTom Caggianelli

 Shannon Gowen Shannon Gowen

Three Fredonia biology majors were among those who presented their research activities at the 7th annual research symposium of the Regional Science Consortium at Tom Ridge Environmental Center at Presque Isle (Erie, PA). The Fredonia students participated at the event on Nov. 3 and 4.  

Shannon Gowen was one of 35 who gave oral presentations. Hers was titled, " "Incorporation of Proteins into Polymer Foam." Dr. Wayne Yunghans is her advisor.

Jessica Wooten, and Tom Caggianelli presented the poster, "Possible Mutualistic Relationship Between Japanese Knotweed and European Fire Ant." Their research advisor is Dr. Jon Titus. There were 25 posters presented at the symposium.

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