Table of Contents • Notables • Dean’s address to faculty Vision Credits
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Dean’s address to faculty. Division FY budget one of the best in several years. (With photos) Class of 2006. Approximately 2,000 attend commencement for one of largest classes in recent years. Minors help tailor studies to students’ needs. New minor in Crop Biotechnology to be offered this fall. HESC alumnae pledge scholarship endowments. Two School Human Environmental Sciences alumnae are providing scholarship endowments. Frances Story retires as Assistant to Vice President. Jennifer Vickery to fill position. (With photo) Nathan Slaton receives PPI Young Scientist Award. Potash and Phosphate Institute awards highest honor to UA soil scientist. (With photo) Plant Pathology sponsors research interns. Five undergraduates work on research projects as Adair, Bollenbacher and NSF-EPSCoR scholars. (With photo) Dr. Ted Johnston dies. During 30 years as ARS rice breeder at Stuttgart, he developed important Arkansas varieties. College Webmasters organize. Working group to redesign Web sites. HESC hosts ArAFCS. School of Human Environmental Sciences hosts state convention of the Arkansas Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. (With photo) Delta Classic July 21. Annual CSES golf tournament set for Helena Country Club. Genomics candidates. Presentations set for candidates for position emphasizing functional genomics or metabolomics in Poultry Science. CSES friends. Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences honors “Friends of the Department.” (With photo) CSES Student Awards. Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences honors students at annual awards banquet. (With photo) Public service. CSES Student Club sponsors clean-up. (With photo) Horse Lovers’ Camp. D.E. King Equine Program sponsors camp for ages 8-18. Enrollment closes June 2. (With photo)Top |