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Summer 2011

• Naturally@UConn
  
  Atmospheric scientist studies climate change and human impacts on it
• Vet school admissions increase sharply for College grads
• Extension PEP program implemented in Egypt
• STUDENT PROFILE: Animal science major receives Goldwater Scholarship
• 17th annual Cornucopia Fest to be held Sunday, September 25, 11-4
• College Ambassadors serve as leaders and advocates
• Camp DNA offers biology boot camp for science teachers
• Operation: Military Kids offers camps for kids of deployed soldiers
• College welcomes thirteen new faculty members
• Faculty member is editor for new animal science publication
• College Store promotes the outdoor experience
• Jerold Mande receives UConn Distinguished Alumni Award

Spring 2011

• Naturally@UConn
  
  Renovations bring new life to three College buildings
• Report show Connecticut Agriculture worth $3.5 billion a year
• College forges collaborations with Chinese universities
• Student profile: Future veterinarian, College Ambassador, UConn Color Guard section leader, tutor
• New online weather station set up at Water Resources Field Station
• Career Night draws hundreds of students
• College well on the way to meeting goal in Campaign for UConn
• Fueling the Teen Machine
• Faustman appointed associate dean for research
• Summer horseback riding
• Resource Center opens its doors to the world

Summer 2010

• Naturally@UConn
  
  New Minor prepares students for high tech careers
• Fescue comes to the rescue at the Governor's Residence
• College sets goals for the UConn Capital Campaign
• Animal Science student works with elephants in Thailand
• Resource economics program sees record growth in number of majors
• Outstanding junior only undergraduate student chosen to participate in national conference
• Healthy Environments for Children video wins national award
• Fisheries scientist studies freshwater fish and their habitats
• College alumnus discovers new host for viral disease
• Chester Arnold wins the Northeast Region Award for Excellence in Extension
• Luncheon honors RuthAnn and Rebecca Lobo for their support of educating future health care providers