New Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment, and the Life Sciences is seeking funding proposals for research, projects, or curricular innovation in academic year 2000-01, including summer 2001. Working with faculty and staff, Trowbridge will be responsible for planning and implementing First Year Experience program for students entering UMC fall 2001. UMC student chapter of the Wildlife Society was recently presented with its charter at the Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference in Minneapolis. Charter officially recognizes it as part of the national organization. Students enrolled in fall semester's Hort 3033, Commercial Floriculture Crops, produced and sold nearly 600 poinsettia plants for the holidays.
Profits help cover costs of attending professional horticulture activities and events.
Spring semester project will be to raise Easter lilies for mid-April. 18, Tweed Museum of Art. Exhibit includes performance video, interviews, photographs, and art design. Street signs will be erected in spring. NDN has fostered innovation in the industry for more than 10 years.