Centennial Kickoff Reception:
April 21, 2 p.m., Anne Kittrell Gallery, Arkansas Union

WHO, WHAT,
WHEN, WHERE

People and Events

Field Days Scheduled

Grants

Articles Published

New Projects

New Publications

HEADLINES

Student, Faculty, Staff Awards: Honors Convocation

Student Research Grants

Graduate Study Abroad

Environmental Education Day

Gamma Sigma Delta Awards

Women in Agriculture

College Bowl Team Wins

Students Honor Faculty

Wireless Network Activated

OFPA Provides BSE Update

Ag Hall of Fame

New Rice Variety

New Soybean Variety

Mother, Daugther in Same Major

INDS Instructor Wins Award

Future of Animal Agriculture

What's Next for PS Grad

Poultry 101

Food Science Students Win OFPA Competition

ALL ABOUT ADVISING

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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

March-April 2005 • Vol. 31, No. 2

 

Environmental Education Day

Dr. Tommy Daniel, right, plays a game with home school students April 1 during Environmental Education Day. The game was intended to teach the students about the importance of protecting water and other natural resources. Dr. Mary Savin said 40 students ages 5 to 14 participated in the activities aimed at teaching them about environmental sciences. Environmental Education Day was organized by students in the Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Club and Moms Identifying Needs and Inspiration (MINI), a home schooling group in Washington, Benton and Madison counties.