Three Minute Thesis Challenge

Graduate students took over the stage last Thursday at this year's rendition of the Three Minute Thesis Challenge, with 10 prestenters working towards a common goal, to deliver their research in three minutes or less.

Along with the chance to show the public what exciting and groundbreaking research they are working on day to day here at UNB, the students were also looking for the chance to be the UNB respresentative at this year's Eastern Regional 3MT competition in Montreal later this month.

After an exciting hour of presentations, Ogbogu Kalu (center) was recognized by the judging panel as this year's 3MT winner, with Mohit Bhargav (left) and Karla Culligan (right) coming in a close second and third place.

Be sure to stay tuned to our Three Minute Thesis section on our website for more photos and videos of the events.

Congratulations to all participants!

Graduate Research Conference

A few short weeks ago, graduate students campus wide also got the chance to present their research or poster at the annual Graduate Research Conference.

After a full day of graduate presentations, as well as a poster session, 6 students were recognized for their presentations, along with 3 students who were recognized for their poster submissions.

Social Sciences and Humanities

1^st Place: Cleo Gallant

2^nd Place: Jordan Schriver

3^rd Place: Jeremy Smith

Science and Engineering

1^st Place: Haozhou Wang

2^nd Place: Barbora Balonova

3^rd Place: Kelly McLean

Poster Presentations

1^st Place: David Roth

2^nd Place: Wanrong Zhu

3^rd Place: Sobomate Amachree

Kinesiology Research Day

Also taking place last Thursday was a Kinesiology Research Day, which included student presentations, a Career Cafe, as well as a keynote speaker presentation fro Dr. Michael F. Harrison.