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PRYDE’s Esther Kim was awarded Human Ecology’s 2024 Staff Recognition Award.
On June 27-29, PRYDE hosted a research summit for teens in collaboration with 4-H Career Explorations.
Two PRYDE Scholars, Aliza Saunders ‘23 and Maggie Shideler ‘24, won Best Poster and Best Presentation prizes at the BCTR Undergraduate Translational Research Symposium on May 3, 2023.
For PRYDE Scholar Abby Morales, the phrase food for the soul has special significance-one that has ties to her fondest memories of growing up as a child and watching her family members cook for one another as an act of love. In the spring of 2022, Abby was inspired by her philosophy regarding the restorative power of cooking to revive a community nutrition program for Latinx families in Monroe County.
Budding social scientists learned the building blocks of research through the Youth Investigators program conducted by the Program for Research on Youth Development and Engagement (PRYDE).