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Undergrads Present at C.U. Research Board Forum

April 23, 2008 - 11:00pm
By Donial Dastgir

Cornell is renowned for its various fields of research, which comes most prominently from the graduate community. However, as the spring undergraduate forum held by the Cornell University Research Board showcased last night, undergraduate research is also prevalent at C.U.

The forum featured presentations from undergraduates of all the colleges, each of whom had different motivations for being there.

Eric O’Hanon ’10, spoke about the danger of Bovine Growth Hormone, a hormone present in milk in American cows.

“I did this research for a class, and I figured this [forum] was the best way to present it to interested people,” he said, explaining his motivation for participating in the forum. “And, I just like talking to people,” he added