The Jakobsen Memorial Graduate Conference is an annual spring conference for University of Iowa graduate students, organized by fellow graduate students.
The Jakobsen Conference schedule has been posted on https://t.co/lQWmba9cvw, as well as our Facebook page (https://t.co/ipRQCysiC2) - presenters will be getting an email shortly! It’s time to get excited!
One week+ to apply for the Obermann Graduate Institute due 10/9! Wondering what you'll find when you join this amazing group of UI students? Check out this short film. #gradschool@UIowaCLAS
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We hope everyone is having a great Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week! There are so many great things going on during this week and make sure you don't miss out on the Friday Night Vibes that rounds off the week this Friday at 7 pm... https://t.co/f20wS7bDtN
.@iowasrp@JakobsenConf: 1 student Conference Committee member, 3 trainee presentations, and ‘Sustainability and Bioremediation’ best paper award to Ezazul Haque on lead in #EastChicago
The list of Jakobsen Prize Winners is available on our website - judges’ feedback and oral presentation feedback is being compiled to be sent to participants
And that’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone who braved the weather to come out, share your research, celebrate grad students and all that you do on campus! Follow up things will happen over the next week or so, so be on the look out if you presented. We hope to see you next year!😃
Come to the Jakobsen Conference today at the IMU! I’ll be tabling for @UIHistoryCorps and speaking in the Community Engagement Panel #publichistory#digitalhistory#oralhistory https://t.co/qfKQmmgdGu
Thanks for having us, @JakobsenConf! We enjoyed meeting so many University of Iowa graduate students and learning about the great research initiatives they are leading.
The program is available (https://t.co/vKfvK05kXH) - just a note that K. Ostdiek will be presenting in the Digital Humanities session and T. Lefevre will be presenting in Global Language and Education (instead of Social Meanings of Place, as stated in the program)
Join us this Saturday for an interdisciplinary experiment! (What happens when you have ~70 grad student research presentations from many different fields all in one conference? Hopefully... dialogues and discussion!)
I plan to let you hear all about the other fascinating topics we’ve got going on this Saturday, but this grad student needs to take a break and finish up some science!
Don’t have a plan for what research you want to see? Come wander around our Poster Session in the IMU Main Lounge starting at 1:30 PM on Saturday! (There will be tasty treats!)
If Genes and Disease are more your thing, we’ve got three sessions on topics ranging from Enzymes & Neurons to Microbial Infections to Cancer in the MGC Room (IMU 337) starting at 12:30 on Saturday! @uiowabiomed