SETGO Member Accomplishments

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BGSU President, Dr. Carol Cartwright, recognizes the SETGO program in Step #3 of her Strategic Plan for BGSU (Identifying and pursuing economic development and curricular engagement opportunities) during her "State of the University" speech on Thursday, October 15th. In this speech she mentions the SETGO Summer Research accomplishments of two specific SETGO students. Jennifer Noland, a non-traditional senior majoring in math with a minor in biology at BGSU, and Stacey Burris, an Owens student majoring in biology and planning to transfer to BGSU

-- BGSU biologists' work published in Nature -- Drs. Vipa Phuntumart and Paul Morris both have recent publications. The research of two BGSU biologists into Phytophthora infestans from the BGSU Monitor...

-- Juan L. Bouzat in Columbus Dispatch article on desert toads. Article brought to you by BGSU Monitor Headlines and the Columbus Dispatch "When toads collide"Researchers want to know whether development is forcing two desert species to cross-breed
Sunday, August 2, 2009 3:28 AM
BY ERIN DOSTAL
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

-- SETGO Summer Research Student and undergraduate inventor James Baker with Charles Codding Jr and SETGO mentor Barry Piersol from the BGSU Technology department and the Electric Vehicle Institute develop the biomass gasifier.

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-- Amanda Ramirez, Stacey Burris and Jennifer Noland are interviewed by the BGSU Monitor for an article over the summer regarding their SETGO Summer Research projects and the benefits of this experience.

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-- November 10, 2009 article about Michael McKay, George Bullerjahn on new research on Lake Erie ‘Dead Zone’ - article from the The Toledo Blade