2007 Undergraduate Research Exposition

Undergraduate researcher Matthew Gardner, Animal Bioscience major, explains his work to judges at the annual College of Agricultural Sciences/Gamma Sigma Delta Graduate and Undergraduate Research Expo was held March 21-22, 2007.

This annual Expo provides both graduate and undergraduates with the opportunity to share their research with a larger audience -- those not in the same areas of professional interest. The Expo's purpose is to communicate the value of science to a general audience in terms that the public can understand, and to those in other areas of professional interest.

Undergraduate and graduate students advised by a faculty member in the College of Agricultural Sciences are eligible to participate. About $2500. in prize monies is awarded annually.

Click HERE to learn more about the Undergraduate Research Expo in the Ag Sciences at Penn State.

Think Again, Think Outside the Barn, Think AG

The College of Agricultural Sciences at Penn State does a lot of things people don't normally associate with the word agriculture. There's farming, animals, crops and all those traditional production and research areas that support our way of life. But there's much more. Alternative fuel research, toxicology, immunology, satellite data, NASA, oceans, mountains and more.

The college's new ThinkAgain viewbook helps open a door to thinking about agriculture and agricultural sciences in a bigger way. This video version give you a glimpse. For more information about Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences visit thinkagain.psu.edu!