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Natural science students present research

Neve Dagdagan, senior business administration major with a minor in biology, presents one of her groups research projects on “Sun Exposure, Temperature, Sound, and Humidity Influence on Quercus Agrifolia Recruitment Failure in the La Verne Wilderness Area (LVWA)” to two other students May 15 in the Campus Center Ballroom. She was one of the many students in the Natural Science Division presenting their senior research project findings to faculty and student visitors. / photo by Amore Mason
Neve Dagdagan, junior business administration major with a minor in biology, presents one of her groups research projects on “Sun Exposure, Temperature, Sound, and Humidity Influence on Quercus Agrifolia Recruitment Failure in the La Verne Wilderness Area (LVWA)” to two other students May 15 in the Campus Center Ballroom. Dagdagan was one of the many students in the Natural Science Division presenting their senior research project findings to faculty and student visitors. / photo by Amore Mason
Visitors read some of the posters presented at the Natural Science Division’s Research Conference and Reception on May 15 in the Campus Center Ballroom. Dozens of students presented their senior research findings to other students, faculty and staff. / photo by Amore Mason
Visitors read some of the posters presented at the Natural Science Division’s Research Conference and Reception on May 15 in the Campus Center Ballroom. Dozens of students presented their senior research findings to other students, faculty and staff. / photo by Amore Mason
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Amore Mason is a junior photography major with a marketing minor, and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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