Thanks to senior animal science major Chelsey Patch for sharing the post below about her and fellow students’ experience at the National Dairy Challenge last month:
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CDAE Community Partners Recognized for Commitment to Students
The UVM Office of Community-Engaged Learning (CELO) has recognized two community partners of service-learning courses in the Dept. of Community Development and Applied Economics (CDAE). Continue reading “CDAE Community Partners Recognized for Commitment to Students”
Extension Offering Internal Parasites in Sheep & Goats Trainings for Producers
UVM Extension is pleased to offer a free parasite management and FAMACHA training course for sheep and goat producers (including dairy, meat and fiber) co-hosted by the Cornell Sheep & Goat Program and Cornell Cooperative Extension. The dates are May 9 and May 16, 2022 for the webinars, and a three-hour on-farm workshop in Whiting, VT on May 23. Continue reading “Extension Offering Internal Parasites in Sheep & Goats Trainings for Producers”
Neher Featured in Grants in Aid of Research Anniversary
Sigma Xi, the scientific research honor society, has chosen Plant and Soil Science Professor Deborah Neher to be featured for the 100th anniversary of their Grants in Aid of Research program. The mini-grants provide students with seed money toward scientific research. Continue reading “Neher Featured in Grants in Aid of Research Anniversary”
Kolodinsky Appointed to N.E. Public Policy Center Advisory Board
Community Development and Applied Economics Professor Jane Kolodinsky has been appointed to the New England Public Policy Center Advisory Board. The board was formed in 2006 to advise the Center staff on research projects in a variety of areas including community development. They also advise on how to disseminate the Center’s work strategically throughout the New England region. Continue reading “Kolodinsky Appointed to N.E. Public Policy Center Advisory Board”