Six students represented the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences (CBCS) at this year's USF Health Research Day. T. Freeman Gerhardt, Kelsey Greenfield, Jessica Klein, Claire Pelletier, Megan Hunter, and Jordan Lamanna showcased their work in the Marshall Student Center on Feb. 25 alongside other researchers from various health disciplines.
Jordan Lamanna received the Clinical & Translational Science Award in Doctoral Student Research, and Claire Pelletier received the Social Science Award in Undergraduate Student Research. In total, 364 poster presentations lined the MSC Ballroom, making Research Day the largest celebration of health sciences research collaboration across all four USF Health colleges and other colleges within the university.
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