The UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH & CREATIVE ACTIVITIES (URECA) program, founded in 1987, awards research funding and travel grants to undergraduates, and is a central point of contact for students and faculty engaged in research and creative endeavors. URECA helps bring together students and research mentors, hosts annual events to showcase student work, and publishes an annual collection of undergraduate abstracts. Check our URECA website for “Researcher of the Month” features. URECA is a program within the Office of the Provost/Division of Undergraduate Education and is funded in part by the Simons Foundation.
Every year, students submit an abstract for the poster symposium. The SoMAS students who presented posters at the URECA Celebration are listed below, with their poster title and mentor.
218 Michelle Barbosa
Enhanced Susceptibility to Microbial Infections in Bivalve Larvae and Juveniles Exposed to Acidified Seawater
Bassem Allam, SoMAS
220 Mahin Choudhury Amrit Dhillon Serafina Margono Alex Mardon Mateo Mezic Feisal Sahebzada Nawin Sahebzada Roman Sahebzada Tayeb Sahebzada Rajwinder Singh Agatha Sleboda Akhil Saini Shabir Zahir
Can Roundup Ready Soybeans Translocate Enough Glyphosate into the Soil to Harm Non-Target Organism?
Sharon Pochron, SoMAS Sustainability Studies
222 Mahin Choudhury Rhiannon Gomez Sojjad Hussaini Kyra Illuzzi Michael Mann Mateo Mezic Jaqueline Nikakis Clara Tucker
Factors Affecting Earthworm Sensitivity to a Popular Glyphosate-Based Herbicide
Sharon Pochron, SoMAS Sustainability Studies
224 Andrew Clay Rebecca Glayzer Harrison Watters
Human and Animal Traffic through Ashley Schiff Park Preserve on Stony Brook University Campus
Sharon Pochron, SoMAS Sustainability Studies
225 Sarah Habashy Sajjad Hussaini Kyra Illuzzi Jennifer Maldonado Michael Mann Alex Mardon Michael Moawad Marina Nasr Jackie Nikakis Justin Roseman Akhil Saini Daniella Sallangos Mobina Talukder Katherine Tsui
Sublethal Effects of a Popular Herbicide (Roundup) on Earthworms (Eisenia fetida)
Sharon Pochron, SoMAS Sustainability Studies
226 Emily Kollmer
The Relationship of Sediment Carbonate Content to Mollusk Communities in Seagrass Beds of Bocas del Toro, Panama
Bradley Peterson SoMAS
228 Clara Tucker Charles Patterson Nick Panico
The Response of Earthworms (Eisenia fetida) and Soil Microbes to the Crumb Rubber Material Used in Artificial Turf Fields
Sharon Pochron, SoMAS