Graduate students accepted into prestigious fellowship
Four WSU graduate students recently earned acceptance into the prestigious Rockey FFAR Fellows Program.
Department of Crop and Soil Sciences
STEM opportunities abound in agriculture fields
CAHNRS has several programs and a wide variety of opportunities for students seeking STEM degrees.
New distinguished professor aims to improve CAHNRS student learning experience
Holly Henning is the inaugural Alexander and Elizabeth Swantz Distinguished Professor of Teaching and Learning, will start Faculty Fellows program.
Fellowship perfect fit for plant breeding student
WSU grad student Aichatou Waziri wants to make healthier food through plant breeding, and a new Fellowship will help her on her career path.
Weed scientist known for helping others is new WSU Crop and Soil Science chair
Solving problems and helping people is what led Drew Lyon into his career. This Washington State University weed scientist also loves figuring out how plants work. Drew Lyon points out the differences between similar weeds…
Award will help study and fight soil compaction
WSU scientists Haly Neely leads soil compaction study using funds from prestigious New Innovator Award she won.
WSU grad students receive national honor
Two WSU graduate students named Borlaug Scholars, a prestigious program run by the National Association of Plant Breeders.
Scientists uncover plant protein’s role in cellular architecture, drought survival
Little-understood protein guides development to regulate flow from roots to shoots
In-person to online: instructors prepare to switch courses mid-semester
Online education has been around for almost two decades. Switching a course from in-person to online mid-semester, however, is a new experience.
CAHNRS professors honored for research
Two CAHNRS faculty members, a CAHNRS-led interdisciplinary team of scientists, and a staff member received Office of Research awards as part of WSU’s Research Week 2019.
