Sure, there are lots of career choices that add value to our culture; however, few are as beneficial to the future our nation as those fields within the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. For over 80 years, we have planted the seeds of excellence in teaching, research and public service.
Today, we continue that mission of award-winning innovation, both academically and technologically. Thing is, you will have to come here yourself to see just how friendly we are. Really. There’s a smile and handshake waiting for you.
CASNR has selected its 2010 Dean’s Scholars recipients, an award based on academic excellence as well as leadership, character and citizenship.
Tech’s potent meat judging team breezed past nine other universities to take first place honors at the Southwestern Livestock Show’s Meat Judging Contest.
Todd Brashears has been appointed to the Brazos River Authority Board of Directors, according to an announcement from Gov. Perry’s office.
CASNR recognizes outstanding alumni – Bergan, Long, Schwertner, Smellage, Waggoner and Wilkinson – at a special ceremony at the Scottish Rite.
Researchers are using a special airborne multispectral remote sensing system on an experimental peanut crop in nearby Brownfield.
Longtime instructor and greenhouse complex manager Judith Wilmington will retire at the end of the month after more than a dozen years of service.
In an effort to stem quail decline, the Quail-Tech Alliance and Texas Tech University researchers have designated a new 22-million acre research area.
From blazing reds to subdued beige, the broad diversity of organizations within CASNR can be seen in its eclectic variety of specialty T-shirts.
Patricia Westbrook, an experienced Albuquerque landscape architect, has been named an assistant professor in Tech’s Department of Landscape Architecture.
Your gifts to CASNR help support scholarships, academic programs, student programs, recruiting and much more.
CASNR is dedicated to helping graduate students with scholarship needs. Exciting opportunities are now available for students interested in CASNR graduate education. Two significant programs include:
Federal Initiatives: 2008 Accomplishments
CASNR is pleased report on accomplishments associated with federal initiatives supported by the U.S. Congress. These initiatives address major issues for Texans and others, providing answers that help agricultural industries meet the needs of consumers.
State Legislative Appropriation Impacts – FY2007/08
This report focuses on accomplishments associated with State of Texas Special Item Support for Agricultural Research. In developing these initiatives, we often partner with other agencies and universities which allows for the greatest return per dollar spent.
