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Photo of Morgan Watkins. Young girl with blonde hair smiling, leaning against an old barn with peeling white paint

April 12, 2023

Morgan Watkins Received Outstanding Freshman Award as Part of 2023 Celebration of Excellence  
A group of seven students, four men and three women, pose for a group photo with a competition banner

April 10, 2023

Livestock Team Named Reserve Team Overall at Blue Dragon Classic
Vice Chancellor and Dean Daubert

April 7, 2023

Daubert Elected Incoming President of Institute of Food Technologists
Awardees holding awards with President Choi, Vice Chancellor and Dean Daubert and Senior Associate Dean Garton.

April 5, 2023

Advisors Recognized as Drivers of Distinction
Head shot of David Braun

April 5, 2023

Interdisciplinary Plant Group Director Recognized by Maize Genetic Cooperation
Jen Anderson

April 5, 2023

NEP Research Specialist Awarded Outstanding Preceptor Award
Images of sperm captured through image-based flow cytometry show irregularities that can affect fertility. From left to right, the images show a knobbed acrosome, nuclear vacuoles and mitochondrial aplasia and piriform head.

April 4, 2023

Putting the AI in AI
After finding a passion for agriculture in high school through the National FFA Organization, Bailey Henry was incredibly involved during her time at MU, especially with Block and Bridle and the Swine Club. She helped coordinate the Steers and Stripes Cattle Show (pictured here, second from left) and was also active with the Chi Alpha campus ministry. Photo courtesy of Bailey Henry.

April 2, 2023

Finding Her Passion
Steward T.A. Pickett met with a handful of classes, including soil morphology and environmental horticulture, during his Executive-in-Residence Program visit. He shared a lot of advice with CAFNR students, highlighting the variety of careers that ecologists can pursue as well the importance of thinking outside of the box.

April 2, 2023

Sharing Advice
Eric Aldrich (pictured), Fang Wang and Xinhao Xu have combined their expertise in meteorology, virtual and augmented reality, and mixed-reality-based learning environments to help students gain a deeper understanding of mid-latitude cyclones, which are complicated systems that help drive most of the stormy and severe weather in the continental United States.

March 31, 2023

An immersive learning opportunity