Helen Craig is a PhD student in our lab that regularly gets rewarded for her hard work. Her outstanding teaching abilities were recognized by the Charles F. Reichelderfer Memorial Mentorship Award and a 2024 - 2025 Teaching Achievement Award.
She and three undergraduate students did a literature review on entomophagy. An article titled “Surf, Turf—and Chirp?: Entomology Team Delves Into Benefits, Challenges of Eating Insects” about their work was published in the MarylandToday, a University of Maryland publication.
Her graduate research involves investigating the efficacy & social implications of using insects as a protein supplement in dairy cattle. Please fill out this survey to increase our knowledge of the general public’s views on the topic.
She and three undergraduate students did a literature review on entomophagy. An article titled “Surf, Turf—and Chirp?: Entomology Team Delves Into Benefits, Challenges of Eating Insects” about their work was published in the MarylandToday, a University of Maryland publication.
Her graduate research involves investigating the efficacy & social implications of using insects as a protein supplement in dairy cattle. Please fill out this survey to increase our knowledge of the general public’s views on the topic.
Helen Craig & Dr. Gruner posing for the camera as Helen is awarded with the 2024 - 2025 Teaching Achievement Award at the Entomology Department's annual retreat.
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