Congratulations to all the IFT Student Association 2022 competition winners! And thanks to all the finalist teams that participated.
IFTSA & MARS Product Development Competition winner: SeaZen'd Noodles, Oregon State University
Developing Solutions for Developing Countries Product Development Competition winner: MahasiswaPL, Poznań University of Life Sciences
Smart Snacks for Kids Product Development Competition winner: Fingerella, Tel Hai College
College Bowl winner: The Ohio State University
Undergraduate Research Competition winner: Hannah Jones, Cornell University
Graduate Research Video Competition winner: Koentadi Hadinoto, University of New South Wales
Excellence in Leadership Award recipient: Sonali Raghunath, University of Minnesota
Chapter of the Year: Iowa State University
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