Thiti Suttiyut (Ph.D., Widhalm Lab) received the College of Ag Bayer AG and Bayer Crop Science Plant Breeding Travel Award. This $500 award will help defray the cost to travel to Botany 2022 in Anchorage, Alaska on July 24-27th. Congratulations Thiti!
On June 2nd, in conjunction with the College of Ag. Office of Multicultural Programming (OMP), C-PASA (Cargill – Purdue Agribusiness and Science Academy), and Indiana’s Juntos 4-H program, Vicki Stirm will be presenting a short program focusing on minorities in Horticulture. The students are Latinx and in the 8th grade. She will introduce them to…Read more about Vicki Stirm to Introduce Latinx 8th Graders to Horticulture[Read More]
Ian Kelly, our study abroad student in Dublin, Ireland, wrapped up his semester there and sent us some parting thoughts on his experience: “Studying abroad has been an amazing experience and if anyone is debating about whether they should do it or not, do it. No really, just go and do it. I knew it…Read more about Ian Kelly’s Study Abroad Update[Read More]
On Friday, May 13, our graduate students held the annual HLA Research and Design Retreat at the Holiday Inn – City Center in Lafayette, Indiana. Thanks to George Meyer for organizing the event, with support from Colleen Flynn, Jeanine Arana, Yuyao Kong, Patrick Oelschlager, and Fatemeh Sheibani, among others.
The 2022 HLA Impact Awards, Graduate Student Awards, and Travel Grant Winners were presented at the HLA Research and Design Retreat on May 13. Congratulations to everyone! HLA Impact Awards: Department Hero Award – Mike Dana Early Career Award – Stephen Meyers Extension Impact Award – Petrus Langenhoven Research Impact Award – Aaron Patton Staff…Read more about 2022 HLA Impact Awards, Grad Student Awards, and Travel Grant Winners[Read More]
Dr. Krishna Nemali and Jeanine Arana were featured in Purdue Agriculture’s article on the Unsung Diversity Hero Awards: Unsung Diversity Hero Awards honor those who’ve gone above and beyond Yiwei Huang’s LA 482 temporary art installation was featured in Purdue Agriculture’s article: From space to place: how landscape architecture students are rethinking Purdue’s campus
Ariana Torres traveled to Peru for the kick-off of the PERU-Hub project. The project is part of the latest collaboration of Dr. Torres funded by the USAID with the goal to improve the economic conditions of farmers in the Huallaga Valley, building a collaborating base for the generation and extension of innovative technologies, promoting sustainable…Read more about Ariana Torres and Colleagues Kicks Off the PERU-Hub Project[Read More]
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