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Networking for
success
CASNR Career Services is
teaming up with alumni to give students an edge in career planning. Adobe
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From the lab to the
plate
OSU's Food and Agricultural
Products Center and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association are working
to provide "quik-fixin" beef products that meet consumer demands. Adobe
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He has small-town
roots
Kent Garnder, agricultural
economics senior and OSU's most recent Truman Scholar, credits his success
to an agricultural background. Adobe
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He upholds the tradition
Joe Williams, agricultural
economics professor and fist CASNR Outstanding Academic Mentor, sees mentioning
students as a way of life. Adobe
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Destination success
OSU freshmen in the College
of Agriculture are give a range of opportunities to acclimate to college
life through the Freshman in Transition program, AG 1011, and Student
Academic Mentor program. Adobe
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They 'Ride for the
Brand'
OSU's Rodeo Team raises
fund to build a new practice facility and has high hope for the future.
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Wet socks? Get a
SPUR
Several Biosystems and Agricultural
Engineering students work together to develop a drainage apparatus for
curb water inlets. Adobe
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On
the cover . . . .
Jennifer Sconyers, agricultural
education graduate student and CASNR SAM, assists Zac Givens with last
minute test preparation. Through the CASNR orientation class (AG 1011)
and the Freshaman in Transition program, upperclassmen assist freshmen
with advice and academic support. (Photo by Kaleb Henning and Skye Varner
McNiel)
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Another Chance
Shannon Elledge, environmental
science graduate student, returns to classes after being in a coma caused
by a softball accident. Adobe
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Wheat study adds
value
Oklahoma Farmers now have
the access to the latest wheat marketing data thanks to a team of OSU
researchers and graduate students along with the Oklahoma Wheat Commission.
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Student learns
first hand
Donna Patterson, animal
science graduate student, conducts a research on Phytase use in horses.
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Working with
marbling
OSU animal science professors
and research assistants look into increasing marbling in beef cattle.
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OSU plants a new
variety
OSU plant and soil science
students spend many hours leaning about crop judging and the hard work
pays off in competition. Adobe
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Meet the Spring
2001 Staff
Sponsors
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