Share Monday, October 29, 2012, 10:00am-12:30pm EDTDavid L. Lawrence Convention Center, Exhibit Hall B Join fellow students as they present posters on findings in sustainability, catalysis and reaction engineering, computing and process control, environmental aspects of chemical engineering, as well as food, pharmaceutical, bioengineering, fuels, petrochemicals, energy, materials, separations, among other topics. Are You a Student Submitting a Poster? The deadline for abstract submissions is on Friday, October 5, 2012. Your poster must fit in a space of 8 ft wide by 4 ft high. Any posters, visual aids etc. should all fit in the space provided. It’s recommended that your displays be a bit smaller than the 8 ft wide x 4 ft high space to fit properly on the poster board. As in the past, all poster abstracts submitted by this deadline will be accepted for presentation. Our goal is to get as many students involved in this as possible! We cannot guarantee that any late abstracts will be accepted, so please take time now to submit your abstract before the deadline. As a part of the submission process, you will be asked to first pick a topic area from a list of 10 areas for your poster. Topics General Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Sustainability Food, Pharmaceutical, and Biotechnology Separations Environmental Education Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy Computing and Process Control Materials Engineering and Sciences. Submit Poster Please note: If you have any question about which topical area is best for your poster, I suggest you consult with your faculty research advisor at your school. If your topic fits into one of the selection 2 through 10, we would prefer you not to use the “General” category. If no topical seems particularly appropriate as capturing a substantial portion of your work, you may put it into the “General” topic area. It should also be noted that all posters are potentially subject to a movement to a different topic area by the session organizers if it is deemed appropriate based on the abstract of the work submitted. As in the past, each poster will be judged by a panel of typically 3 to 4 AIChE professional members from both academia and industry. The top posters in each topic area will be given awards and recognition at the end of the poster session. In addition, if you are interested in pursuing graduate school in chemical engineering, the poster session is a great opportunity to meet faculty from a large variety of chemical engineering graduate programs from around the country as they tour (and potentially judge) the posters. Remember to mention the fact that you are participating in the poster session to the graduate school representatives you meet during the Recruitment Fair on Sunday morning so that they can hopefully come see your poster and discuss your work with you. Such interactions can make important differences in the recruitment and admissions process. Likewise, if you are looking for an industrial job, this is a great opportunity to become active in AIChE at the national level (which companies will look favorably upon) and demonstrate that you have been active beyond the classroom. Again, be sure to mention your participation in the poster session to company representatives at the Recruitment Fair on Sunday morning as well. Over the years, the poster session has become one of the highlights of the annual student conference, and with close to 200 students presenting each year, it is the largest forum for ChE undergraduates to present their research activity to the professional community at large. If you or have any questions during this process please contact Cliff Henderson. Dr. Clifford L. Henderson AIChE Undergraduate Student Poster Session Coordinator AIChE Student Chapters Committee 2nd Vice Chair AIChE Materials Engineering and Sciences Division Vice-Chair Professor GT ChBE Undergraduate Research Coordinator School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Phone: 404-385-0525 E-mail: cliff.henderson@chbe.gatech.edu Awards Presented Student Poster Competition Morgan Bakies 2 012 1st Sustainability Brian Lynch 2 012 2nd Sustainability Davina Morrow 2 012 3rd Sustainability Emily Anderson 2 012 1st Environmental Science and Eng I Taufik Ridha 2 012 2nd Environmental Science and Eng I Christopher Bobba 2 012 3rd Environmental Science and Eng I William Croft 2 012 1st Environmental Science and Eng II Robin Wagner 2 012 2nd Environmental Science and Eng II Sierra Garbett 2 012 3rd Environmental Science and Eng II Michelle Dose 2 012 1st Separations Ashley McClean 2 012 2nd Separations Ashley Bembry 2 012 3rd Separations Sarah Paleg 2 012 1st Catalysis and Reaction Eng. Calvin Thomas 2 012 2nd Catalysis and Reaction Eng. Ryan Kent 2 012 3rd Catalysis and Reaction Eng. Lindsay Gray 2 012 1st Materials Eng and Sciences I Benjamin Ivey 2 012 2nd Materials Eng and Sciences I Amulya Pervaje 2 012 3rd Materials Eng and Sciences I Alexandra Bayles 2 012 1st Materials Eng and Sciences II Keith McGrath 2 012 2nd Materials Eng and Sciences II David Spencer 2 012 3rd Materials Eng and Sciences II Nikolai Sigmon 2 012 1st Materials Eng and Sciences III Thao Ngo 2 012 2nd Materials Eng and Sciences III Karson Leperi 2 012 3rd Materials Eng and Sciences III Evgeniya Rubin 2 012 1st Materials Eng and Sciences IV Jonathan Yancey 2 012 2nd Materials Eng and Sciences IV Katherine Brune 2 012 3rd Materials Eng and Sciences IV Ellen Zhong 2 012 1st Computing,Simulation, and Process Control Ali El-Halwagi 2 012 2nd Computing,Simulation, and Process Control 2 012 3rd Computing,Simulation, and Process Control Nathan Hinkle 2 012 1st General Eng and Engineering Education Brandi Shaw 2 012 2nd General Eng and Engineering Education 2 012 3rd General Eng and Engineering Education Elaine Gomez 2 012 1st Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy I Joshua Lansford 2 012 2nd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy I Michelle Hindman 2 012 3rd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy I Kayla Weston 2 012 1st Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy II Victora Berard 2 012 2nd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy II Andrew Crothers 2 012 3rd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy II Nicolas A. Grosso Giordano 2 012 1st Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy III Howard Dobbs 2 012 2nd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy III Jordan Baker 2 012 3rd Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy III Joshua Mealy 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech I Alexandra Tsoras 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech I Ashty Karim 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech I Eily Cournoyer 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech II Benjamin Laccetti 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech II Glenn Garrison 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech II Anna Maassel 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech III Edward Jenner 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech III Louis Rucker 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech III Hugh Purdy 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech IV Angela Chen 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech IV Louis Rucker 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech IV Benjamin Brummel 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech V 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech V Laura Blevins 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech V Surya Manivannan 2 012 1st Food, Pharma, and Biotech VI Nicholaus Trenton 2 012 2nd Food, Pharma, and Biotech VI Branden Kusanto 2 012 3rd Food, Pharma, and Biotech VI Related Topics: Chemicals & MaterialsChemical Engineering PracticeEnergyBiological EngineeringSustainability & Environment