
ASPB-Pioneer Hi-Bred Graduate Student Fellowship
This award, made possible by the generosity of Pioneer Hi-Bred (http://www.pioneer.com),
recognizes and encourages innovative graduate research and innovation in areas
of plant biology that relate to important commodity crops including corn, soybeans,
rice, wheat or canola. One $22,000 fellowship will be given annually from 2010
through 2013, with an additional $1,000 awarded for the recipient to attend
the ASPB annual meeting in the year of their award. Each nominee must attend
a U.S.-accredited college or university and must demonstrate interest in the
study of plant biology or a related discipline. Each nominee must be a Ph.D.
candidatei.e., have successfully passed their preliminary examinations,
must demonstrate an excellent academic record, and must be a member of ASPB.
An individual may receive this prize only once.
Patricia S. Springer Chair (09 - 13)
University Of California
A. Mark Cigan (05 - 13)
Pioneer Hi-Bred Intl
Elizabeth Vierling (09 - 13)
BIO/MCB
Robert E. Sharp (05 - 13)
University Of Missouri
Patrick S. Schnable (09 - 13)
Iowa State University
Donna Gordon Staff Liaison
ASPB