Meetings and other events will be posted on the bulletin board in front of 130 Ellington Plant Sciences Building. Let your voice be heard and get involved in making this year an exciting and memorable one for all. Daniel K. Talley Horticulture Society Food Science Club is Named the IFT Distinguished Chapter of the Year Over the summer, the Food Science Club was named the Institute of Food Technologists Distinguished Chapter of the Year. Looking forward to another exciting year, the club has planned a wide variety of activities ranging from volunteering at Childhelp USA, a center for sexually abused children, to competing in intramural sports. The Food Science Club also welcomes its new advisor, Dr. Jochen Weiss, who is currently planning a hike for the club in the Smoky Mountains.
Lunch is served at every meeting and everyone is invited to attend.
After kicking off its year at the annual Animal Science Smoker, the Block and Bridle Club is in full swing planning for another year filled with many fun projects and activities. One of the biggest changes that this organization has undergone is its new partnership with Bob Schmidt, owner of the popular agro-tourism Corn Maize at Maple Lane Farm. In exchange for providing members to work in the corn maize, a percentage of Mr. Schmidt's profits will now go to the Block and Bridle Club. However, the corn maize isn't the only way for members to get involved. This organization is a great way to meet new people, gain new experiences, and become involved on campus.