Student Presentation Award Program


At the Annual International Conference on Soil, Sediments, Water and Energy

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Past Student Award Recipients:

2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004

FMC Adventus in conjunction with the AEHS Foundation, will sponsor the Student Presentation Award Program.  Through the generosity of FMC Adventus and with matching funds from the Foundation, a $1000 (each) cash award will be given to two students who in the opinions of the judges have made the best poster or platform presentation at the conference.  Presentations will be judged on originality, organization communication, research techniques and the overall quality of the presentation.

The judges are representatives from FMC Adventus and the Conference Science Advisory Board.  Several evaluation factors have been developed by the Committee which include but are not limited to: Topic Selection/Innovation, Research and Analysis Techniques Utilized, Presentation/Poster Organization and Structure, Quality of Presentation Materials and Communication of Presentation/Poster Content. Each presentation will be ranked using a mathematical scale.  Award recipients will be acknowledged during the planned conference luncheon on Thursday.   

We are fortunate to have FMC Adventus sponsor the competition.  The Conference Directors intend to continue awarding students in the coming years for their hard work and quality presentations.  If you are a student and wish to participate in next year's award, please indicate as such during the submission of your abstract. Click here to submit an abstract.

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