National Rankings for Ag Sciences at WSU
We're number two--and number four, six, seven and eight! Researchers in the agricultural sciences at Washington State University are among the most productive in the nation, ranking in the top 10 in almost every ag-related discipline, according to statistics recently released by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Nov. 15, 2007. Learn more about about the productivity of our world-class faculty. Read Dean Bernardo's blog »
Viticulture and Enology Students Speak Up
We recently interviewed a number of students in WSU's viticulture and enology program. Hear what these students have to say about the program and their experiences.
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Cherry Tasters Wanted!
A series of 10 one-hour training sessions (June 16-27) will prepare you for 3 half-hour formal cherry evaluations during the week of June 30. Participants will be rewarded with a small, non-monetary incentive at the close of each training session, a gift certificate raffle at the close of training and a WSU product at the completion of the formal evaluations.
E-mail Carolyn Ross if you would like to participate or have any questions cfross@wsu.edu.
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Landscape architecture professor Jolie Kaytes is rocking the Bay Area art world with The GridShifter, an origami kit inspired by the fault lines of California. The piece is being shown at a gallery exhibition in San Francisco beginning Feb. 21. Read more »
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