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蘑菇视频 professor secures 1.5 million Dollars for stipends and International experiential Learning for Minority Students!
Dr. Buddhi Raj Gyawali, Professor of Geospatial Applications and Environment, recently obtained 1.5 million dollars as a share of his collaboration with other 4 HBCUs on the recently funded grant "Generating And Sustaining The Next Generation Of The Food, Agriculture, Natural Resources, And Human Sciences (FANH) 聽Workforce Through International Experiential Learning, Outreach, And Engagement" for four years funded by USDA-NIFA's ne...
蘑菇视频 faculty, staff and students travel to Dominica to collect field data, continued collaboration
Two 蘑菇视频 undergraduate students recently traveled to Dominica with 蘑菇视频 faculty and staff to collaborate on research with Dominica State College (DSC). Agriculture, Food & Environment sophomore Jinniah Ali and Agriculture, Food & Environment senior Daniel Woods went on the trip with Dr. Buddhi Gyawali, Professor of Geospatial Applications, Human Dimensions and Climate Studies, and Tara Maynard, Resear...
蘑菇视频 receives Kentucky Commercialization Ventures funds to address health disparities
蘑菇视频 was named a Kentucky Commercialization Ventures IMPACT award winner, receiving $25,000 to improve access to healthy food in West Louisville. The goal of the KCV IMPACT competition is 鈥渢o encourage ideation relevant to the improvement of the social, health, or economic conditions and highlight the value of innovators from across the state of Kentucky,鈥� according to a press release. 蘑菇视频...
蘑菇视频's 4-H Youth Development hosted five successful summer camps for students
蘑菇视频 4-H Youth Development hosted five camps for children ages 5 to high school this summer. At the first S.T.E.A.M Camp, students ages 8-11 learned about all things S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). For four days, students were engaged in activities such as bridge design, robotics, 3-D printing, and more.聽 鈥淭he youth that were able to attend really had a great time this year and look...