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Newsletter

Our Spring 2009 Newsletter is available for download.

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Department Photos

New! Recognition Banquet 2008

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Calendar

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Seminar Series

Each semester, the NREM Graduate Student Organization coordinates our Friday seminar series. Check out this semester's roster.

Annual Paul L. Errington Memorial Lecture

Outcomes

Read the department's Learner Outcomes Assessment Portfolio.

News and Updates

Amanda Chung stands next to her poster

Undergraduate Honored for Work in World Food Issues

Amanda Chung, senior in Animal Ecology, earned third place honors in the Norman Borlaug Lecture poster competition.  Chung earned this honor because of her study of primary school kitchens in Uganda.  Her study addressed current obstacles preventing the kitchens from meeting the needs of their students. 

Dr. Heidi Asbjornsen and Dr. Lisa Shulte-Moore plant prairie strips to solve farming problem.

NREM Researchers Show Perennials Could Fix Age-Old Farming Problem

NREM professors Heidi Asbjornsen and Lisa Schulte Moore are showing that strategically planting prairie strips within corn fields dramatically improves the environmental functioning of ag lands. Asbjornsen and Schulte Moore's research team is getting national attention for this find. Leopold Center News Release

 

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