R. Keith Striegler, grower outreach specialist at E. & J.
Gallo Winery, has been confirmed as the 2022-2023 president of
the American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV). On July
1, he succeeded former president Tom Collins of Washington State
University.
“There’s nothing better than combining my love for science,
the grape industry and helping people achieve success in our
field. I believe ASEV is the organization that brings all of this
together and I am honored to be part of this impressive group of
board members and wonderful staff who are propelling us forward,”
says Striegler.
In addition to Striegler, the board’s Executive Committee for
2022-2023 includes:
Michelle Moyer, viticulture extension
specialist and associate professor in the Department of
Horticulture, Washington State University, Prosser, as first
vice president
Anita Oberholster, associate cooperative
extension specialist in enology at University of
California, Davis, as second vice president
James Osborne, associate professor at Oregon
State University, Corvallis, who will serve as
secretary-treasurer
Joining this term, Karen Block, director of
industry relations at the Viticulture and Enology Department,
University of California, Davis. Also returning as director for a
second term is Anna Katharine Mansfield,
associate professor at Cornell University, New York.
Catalyst was formed in 2016 to offer practical research with
immediate application for the industry. The Committee felt it was
timely to merge its content into the larger Journal, which has
been published since 1950. The newly merged publication will be
available under a continuous publication model, with article
numbers assigned, and no longer tied to an issue format. Under
this publication model, the window from article submission to
publication will be shortened. Newer approaches to article
submission, including video format and active writing, will be
continued and encouraged. The Journal will be published online
only, with a print-on-demand option.
ASEV adopted a hybrid open-access model in 2021 and recently
announced the option for published authors to retroactively apply
open access publishing to their articles in AJEV and/or Catalyst.
For more information about publishing options and fees,
click here.
Presentations from the Climate Change Symposium presented by
international speakers at the 73rd National Conference
in San Diego are now available on-demand for ASEV members
only. The symposium was focused on viticultural impacts of
climate change. Presentations include:
Introduction to Climate Change
Impacts of Elevated Carbon Dioxide on Grapevine Physiology
and Development
Impacts of Climate Change Stressors on Fruit Development
The Danger of Limited Genetic Diversity in Grapevines
Adapting with New Varieties for Reduced Pesticide Use
ASEV awarded six students with the 2022 Best Student
Presentation Awards at the 73rd National Conference in San
Diego on June 22. Special thanks are extended to Lallemand for sponsoring the
best enology oral presentation, poster presentation and flash
talk awards; E. & J. Gallo
Winery for sponsoring the best viticulture oral and
poster presentation awards; and Sunridge Nurseries for
sponsoring the best viticulture flash talk award.
“The level of engagement, preparation and command of the subject
the students showed us this year was remarkable. It’s truly
gratifying to see the students’ growth and ASEV’s effort to
support them either through scholarships or providing them with a
platform such as the National Conference to elevate their
communications and presentation skills for future successes,”
says James Osborne, chair for the ASEV Best Student Presentation
Awards Committee and associate professor at Oregon State
University, Corvallis.
Photo: (left to right) Mathew Lang, Maria Zumkeller, James
Osborne, Austin Montgomery, and Yiliang Cheng
Congratulations to this year’s scholarship recipients! For
a full list of the 2022-2023 scholarship recipients, click
here.
“As in past years, the 2022 applications were truly inspiring.
The innovation, creativity and sheer breadth of research they
represent makes it clear that these future leaders will push our
industry to new and unexpected places. As a past recipient, I
know how helpful scholarships can be, and I’m happy to play a
small part in supporting these students,” says Anna Katharine
Mansfield, associate professor at Cornell University and ASEV
Scholarship Committee chair.
This year the top scholarship award, the
ASEV President’s Award for Scholarship in Viticulture, was
presented to Bernadette Gagnier from Washington
State University. Hear what she has to say about her path to
viticulture in this short
video.
After a two-year absence from in-person conferences, the
2022 National Conference felt like a breath of fresh air. Or
maybe it was the San Diego breeze and the vibrant energy many
attendees brought in. It truly was a fantastic conference with
wonderful speakers, great sessions and a beautiful venue in San
Diego.
If you missed this year, we missed you, and we’re looking forward
to hosting you in Napa, California, next year. We’ve captured some
moments from the 2022 National Conference in this
photo folder for you to enjoy.
Photo: Board Director Hope Goldie (left) and Past Presidents
Nichola Hall (center) and Patty Skinkis (right)
Did you miss a session or want a recap of a particular session?
All oral conference presentations at the 2022 National
Conference were recorded on MP3’s and are now available. To
purchase the full conference or a specific session, click here to get started.
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