Selected students are recognized with these awards each year based on the content and quality of their oral or poster presentations at the Society’s Annual Meeting/National Conference in June. We are indebted to our sponsors who have provided generous and consistent support over these years.
Jake Uretsky, University of California, Davis (Major Professor: Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis) A Preliminary Study of Taxonomic and Geographic Relationships among Accessions of Vitis berlandieri and Associated Taxa
Viticulture (poster)
Karla Huerta, University of California, Davis (Major Professor: Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis) Evaluation of Genetic Diversity in Wild Vitis from Northern and Central Mexico
Viticulture (flash talk)
Garret Stahl, Washington State University, Tri-Cities (Major Professor: Bhaskar Bondada, Washington State University, Tri-Cities) Evaluation of Stomatal Conductance as an Irrigation Scheduling Tool in Grapevine
Enology (oral)
Zachary Cartwright, Washington State University, Pullman (Major Professor: Charles Edwards, Washington State University, Pullman) Reduction of Brettanomyces bruxellensis Populations from Oak Barrel Staves Using Steam
Enology (poster)
Lingjun Ma, University of California, Davis (Major Professor: Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis) Tannin Reacts with SO2 during Aging, Yielding Newly Discovered Flavan-3-ol Sulfonates in Wine
Enology (flash talk)
Paul Mawdsley, California Polytechnic Institute, San Luis Obispo (Major Professor: Federico Casassa, California Polytecnic State University, San Luis Obispo) Effect of Timing of Cluster Thinning on Pinot noir Grapes and Wines
Nicholas Basinger (Major Professor: Katie Jennings, North Carolina State University, Raleigh) The Effect of Herbicide Strip Width and Late Season Weed Competition on Winegrape Vine Growth, Berry Quality, and Yield
Yun Zhang (Major Professor: Markus Keller, Washington State University, Prosser) Grape Berry Water Relations: Why Berry Transpiration and Xylem Backflow Matter
Vinay Pagay (Major Professor: Alan N. Lakso, Cornell University, New York) Testing the Theory of Hydraulic Autonomy of Grapevine Shoots under Water Stress
Keir Keightley (Major Professor: Deborah Elliott-Fisk, University of California, Davis) A Snapshot of Vineyard Carbon: Using a New Technique to Facilitate Low-Impact Organic Carbon Measurement in a California Vineyard
Eve-Lyn Hinckley (Major Professor: Pamela Matson, Stanford University) From Fumigant to Tracer: How Sulfur Inputs Provide Insight into Vineyard Water Losses.
Kimberly Nicholas Cahill (Major Professor: Professor Christopher B. Field, Standford University) Modeling Climate and Climate Change Impacts on Winegrape Yields in California
Jimena Balic, (Major Professor: Sue Ebeler, University of California, Davis) Influence of Canopy Management Practices and Growing Region on Flavor of Cabernet Sauvignon
Laurie Boyden (Major Professor: Peter Cousins, Cornell University, Geneva, NY) Allelic Relationship between Root-Knot Nematode Resistance Genes in a Vitis mustangensis Hybrid Population
Tyler R. Thomas, (Major Professor: Mark A. Matthews, University of California, Davis) Berry Turgor Pressure: Direct Measurement in Vitis vinifera throughout Development and Relationship to Vine Water Status and Deformabilit
Laurie Boyden (Major Professor: P. Cousins, Cornell University, Geneva, NY) Evaluation of Grape Pollen Viability after Freezing in Liquid Nitrogen and Prolonged Storage at -80° C
Ray Shaffer (Major Professor: Carmo Vasconcelos, Oregon State University, Corvallis) Effect of Rootstock on the Performance of Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot noir and Pinot gris
Remi Cohen (Major Professor: M. Andrew Walker, University of California, Davis) Evaluating the Effect of Rootstock on the Susceptibility of Chardonnay to Pierce’s Disease Expression
James A Kennedy (Major Professor: Andrew L. Waterhouse, University of California, Davis) Maturity and Water Status Effects on the Extractability and Molecular Weight Distribution of Proanthocyanins in Cabernet Sauvignon Grapes
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