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Discover the 150-year history of the CANR through the pages of Pursuing What is Best for the World. For ordering information click here. |
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For a pdf version of Impacts, click here. |
Recycle Glass Day - Dec. 10:
School of Packaging students' YouTube entry wins Glass Packaging Institute PSA contest.
More info. at GPI.ORG
MSU researcher to study social aspect of deadly disease
CANR professor of entomology, Rich Merritt, who studies the causes and transmission routes of Buruli ulcer, a disfiguring tropical disease, is studying the social impacts of the disease and the affect of this stigma on the lives of thousands of people. Working with a $143,000 grant from the McCord Research Foundation, he will also develop education and family support programs aimed at teaching families how to identify and seek medical intervention for the ulcer in its early stages. More»
MSU entomologist Richard Merritt and a group of children in a Ghanian village where Merritt conducts research on Buruli ulcer. Photo by Eric Benbow.More »
Distinguished Service Awards, 1954 – 2008, now online! Check out the photos and Bios!
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Steve Pueppke, director of the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and the MSU Office of Biobased Technologies, provides an update on the bioeconomy movement at MSU and around the world. Listen here to the Spartan Podcast. |
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Jeffrey Armstrong, dean of the CANR, discusses many of the college’s important initiatives and partnerships. Listen here
Also read an interview with Dean Armstrong in the MSU News Bulletin.