2007 Best Student Presentation Awards
Viticulture
Kimberly Nicholas Cahill (Major Professor: Professor Christopher B. Field, Standford University)
Modeling Climate and Climate Change Impacts on Winegrape Yields in California
Viticulture
Jose Ramon Urbez-Torres (Major Professor: Dr. W. Douglas Gubler, University of California, Davis)
Pathogenicity, Biology and Epidemiology of Botryosphaeria of Grapevines in California
Enology
Robert Scholz (Major Professor: Dr. Doug Adams, University of California, Davis)
Assessment of Fruit Tannin and Tannin-Binding Capacity of Berry Cell Walls from Pinot noir by Clonal Selection and Site
Enology
Melissa Sanborn (Major Professor: Dr. Carolyn Ross, Washington State University, Pullman)
Impact of Fining on the Sensory and Chemical Properties of Washington State Chardonnay and Gewüztraminer Wines
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