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The 6th Annual Rutgers Human Performance Conference Draws National Audience...
Speakers at the 6th annual conference: Front row (l-r): Zach Even-Esh, Dr. Traci McCarthy, Dr. Shawn Arent, Michelle Arent, Dr. Arny Ferrando, Dr. Eric Rawson, Dr. Aaron Wellman; Back row (l-r): Dr....
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Ag Field Day Favorite: Plant Sales!
BYOW – Bring Your Own Wagon to the Ag Field Day plant sales. In the long history and evolution of Ag Field Day–beginning as an outreach event to New Jersey’s farmers in the early twentieth century; to...
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Michael Roswell, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources Rachel Winfree, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources
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The Heat Is On: Students Compete in Iron Chef Neilson
Students had 20 minutes to create a dish during the Iron Chef Neilson competition. An exciting student competition, Iron Chef Neilson, offered through Rutgers Dining Services and organized by the RU...
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Michael Roswell, Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Reousrces
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Students Immerse into Global Health Coursework in “Water and Society”
In a global health education course “Water and Society,” Daniel Van Abs, Department of Human Ecology introduces students to fundamentals of water resources issues worldwide and how they affect the...
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Climate Change Is a Major Concern for SEBS Senior
SEBS senior Lauren Rodgers examines tiny shells found in sediment at the bottom of the Southern Ocean near Tasmania. Photo: Nick Romanenko. Honors student Lauren Rodgers loves chemical oceanography and...
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Rutgers Student Maxwell Melnick Completes First Year of Leadership Training...
Melinda Lloyd, CABLE Leadership Training Program lead; Serpil Guran, Rutgers CABLE faculty mentor and director of Rutgers EcoComplex; Maxwell Melnick, Rutgers CABLE student delegate; and Dennis Hall,...
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SEBS Class of 2019: Joshua Daw, A Great Eye for Detail
Joshua Daw (SEBS ’19) sampling in the field. Joshua Daw, a Marine Biology major with a minor in Anthropology, is a unique combination of creative and meticulous, traits that are highly valued in...
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SEBS Class of 2019: Ernest Bell Memorial Scholarship Winner, Geoffrey Leonberg
By Leena Roy, SEBS ’19 Each year, a Rutgers senior majoring in Animal Science, with an equine emphasis, is awarded the Ernest Bell Memorial Scholarship by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s...
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SEBS Class of 2019: Dorothy Lee, Natural Born Leader
Sieving out the finished compost from the third compost bin to make more room in the first bin for additional food scraps. The crew filled up four wheelbarrows of finished compost and set it aside in a...
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SEBS Class of 2019: Erin O’Neill, Spirit of Rutgers
Erin O’Neill, SEBS ’19, Department of Environmental Sciences. Erin O’Neill is a self-described ‘introvert,’ yet in 2018 she won the Spirit of Rutgers Award—an award that recognizes an individual that...
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Geoffrey Leonberg, Karyn Malinowski, Kenneth McKeever – Department of Animal Science; Rutgers Equine Science Center
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SEBS Class of 2019: Martha Elisabeth Black, Inspired by Rutgers Master...
Martha Elisabeth Black (SEBS ’19), Plant Science major. Meet Martha Elisabeth Black, a working mother who turned her passion for horticulture fanned by her volunteering as a Rutgers Master Gardener for...
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2019 SEBS Convocation Remarks by Executive Dean Bob Goodman
Robert M. Goodman, Executive Dean of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Rutgers, delivers Convocation remarks on May 20 at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. Photo: Jennifer Simon....
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Dylan Simpson – Graduate Student – Department of Entomology
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Crocheters Speak for the Trees – Rutgers Gardens Gets Yarn-Bombed
A Rutgers Gardens dogwood tree is adorned with bright flowers, birds and a delightful character – a hipster wood nymph, perhaps? A recent trend that is popping up in public spaces is yarn-bombing – the...
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2019 SEBS Convocation Remarks by Class Representative Jean-Pierre Jacob
Jean-Pierre Jacob, 2019 Class Representative, delivers his remarks at SEBS Convocation on May 20. Photo: John O’Boyle. Editor’s Note: Jean-Pierre Jacob (SEBS ’19) is an Ecology, Evolution, and Natural...
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