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WHO,
WHAT,
WHEN,
WHERE
HEADLINES
UA professor named to Altheimer Soybean Chair
SWREC assesses windstorm damage
Division of Agriculture to operate state poultry testing lab
Wow! Students will do DNA fingerprinting in teaching lab
Don Hubbell named Livestock and Forestry Branch Station director
Gifts provide new scholarships, graduate student award
Bob and Hazel Spitze receive philanthropy award
Paul Beck appointed assistant professor
Delta Classic raises CSES scholarship funds
Farm Bureau conference to focus on the future
GSD celebrates 50th anniversary
27 attend Poultry Science Youth Conference
Local Master Gardeners lend a hand with fruit research
Bumpers College hosts Gifted and Talented group
Bumpers College sponsors Livestock Judging Camp
Farm Bureau awards scholarships
Summer orientation greets students
RECENT NEWS RELEASES
Poultry Science Youth Conference held at the University of Arkansas (with 2 photos)
Local Master Gardeners lend a hand with fruit research (with 1 photo)
Adding selenium to beef offers health benefits for consumers (with 1 photo)
UA Animal Scientist Receives Alltech Medal (with 3 photos)June 2004
Rice growers, millers, users focus on quality at UA conference (with 1 photo)
SWREC assesses windstorm damage (with 4 photos)
Researchers study impact of humans on public lands
UA expands genetic base for cotton breeders (with 1 photo)
UA Livestock Judging Camp prepares 4-H, FFA students for competition (with 2 photos)
UA shows non-toxic endophyte at international symposium (with 1 photo) May 2004
Time is money in transgenic variety development (with 2 photos)
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Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences
Arkansas
Agricultural Experiment Station, University
of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
Dale
Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences
A
newsletter for faculty, staff and students
July-August 2004 • Vol. 30, No. 4
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| SUMMER ORIENTATION --- Recruiting coordinator Holly Yeatman (right) Department of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences, conducts a summer orientation tour for Susan Copenhaver (left) and her daughter, Lindsay Copenhaver, of Conway, and Kirk and Lori Hunt and their son, Matthew Grant Hunt of Brinkley. They plan to enroll this fall in the Environmental, Soil, and Water Science major and Crop Management major, respectively. About 300 students attend each of 10 summer orientation sessions for an introduction to the campus and the major they are considering. |