Alumni & Development
Indiana Daffodil Society
The Indiana Daffodil Society consists of an active group of enthusiasts who enjoy sharing their passion for daffodils. The group holds meetings and special events, such as their daffodil shows and bulb sales, at Holliday Park in Indianapolis, IN.
(Note: Image from the “Gottorfer Codex,” a four-volume work depicting flowers and edible or medicinal plants, created by painter Hans Simon Holtzbecker between 1649 and 1659.)
Indiana Daffodil Society Scholarship
Joseph Richardville, 2011 Indiana Daffodil Society Scholar
 Recipient Joseph Richardville (left) with Harry Luton from the Rieseberg lab. (Photo: Kathy Wyss) |
Joseph Richardville is getting a double major in Biology and Biochemistry. He participated in the Integrated Freshman Learning Experience Program that enables incoming IU freshmen to jumpstart their college experience and science careers by engaging in extensive laboratory research experiences. Joseph conducts research in plant genetics in Dr. Loren Rieseberg’s laboratory. He is interested in earning a combined MD/PhD, and hopes to study the co-evolution of plants and humans.
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