What WT Graduate Students Do and Achieve
Presentations and Publications
WTAMU encourages our graduate students to submit their research for presentation and publication. WT hosts an annual Student Research Conference and financially supports our students’ participation at the annual Texas A&M University Pathways Symposium.
2024-2025 Graduate Student Recipients of WTAMU Killgore Research Grants
- Myranda Alvarez, Engineering, Bilingual Robotic Sign Language Hand
- Ashby Dauer, Animal Science, Conception rates in Beef Cattle using estrous synchronization and timed artificial insemination
- Megan Eckhardt, Doctoral of Philosophy in Agriculture, Abscess severity and cattle type effect on beef color
- Lynzie Hartsfield, Interdisciplinary in Chemistry, Spectral analysis of DOX liposomes in varying concentrations
- Ciera Heinrich, Biology, Behavior of Bats at Palo Duro Canyon
- Anthony Iwu, Engineering, Graphitic Soot Ice Nucleation: Computational Study
- Bailey Lamb, Animal Science, Effects of wool judging on professional and interpersonal skills
- Kersi Latham, Animal Science, The effect of FerAppease on the health and weigh performance of Angus cross calves
- Macy Lawrence, Animal Science, Exploration of Pain Receptors in Bovine Livers via Gene Expression
- Nita Likes, Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, The Efficacy of Collegiate Recovery Programs on Recovery Capital and Resiliency
- Mia McCracken, Animal Science, Cattle ultrasound to collect body composition images for software development
- Elizabeth McGibbon, Animal Science, Assessing Embryonic Viability and Genomic EPDs via Microbiopsy
- Elvis Owusu, Finance and Economics, Predicting business performance through strategic investments in the Texas Panhandle
- Cole Phillips, Interdisciplinary in Chemistry, Fermi Surface Mapping of Altermagnet FeSb2
- Tanner Sargent, Biology, Aoudad use of archeological sites and vegetation in West Texas
- Holly Thomas, Animal Science, Effects of Bacteria within Bovine Follicular Fluid on Oocyte Grade
- Nathen Villarreal, Biology, Thermal plasticity in two climatically distinct populations of Drosophila arizonae and their hybrids
- Joey Zimmerman, Biology, Circadian Assessment of Platelet Aggritability