Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate research is a highly education tool to prepare students for professional careers or graduate school aspirations. Interested undergraduate students are encouraged by faculty and staff to conduct research on topics of interest. Individual research topics are chosen by the faculty mentor and student based upon student interest, faculty support and current research needs. Several sources of funding are available to undergraduate students. For further information, undergraduate students should contact a faculty member.
| Leo Batot | Advisor Dr. Kirk Braden |
| Modified Atmosphere Packaging
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| Henry Dissler/Jennie Canon | Advisor: Dr. Kirk Braden |
| Development and evaluation of a Breaded Beef "Popcorn" Product
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| Darci Owens | Advisor: Dr. Loree Branham |
Knowledge and attituteds regarding food safety practices in the harvest of wild game
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