From ground-breaking research to competitive teams to in-depth profiles of faculty, staff, and students, Norman Martin has been the man behind the camera and stories in Davis College for nineteen years.
'Rural interests are shrinking every day. Only two percent of our population are farmers and ranchers. Someone’s got to fight for that two percent. I want to be that voice.'
Christmas Open House draws faculty and staff, along with colleagues from across campus, for what has become a familiar seasonal ritual – a gathering built around conversation and camaraderie.
‘I’m honored to be recognized by the Texas A&M University System. I am more committed than ever to improving soil health and supporting agricultural resilience.’
'Their accomplishments speak to their own outstanding abilities in their field, but also indicate the rising prominence of Davis College in its march towards a top-ten college of agriculture.”
'Jackson’s expertise and leadership will help us build a more connected, intentional, and forward-thinking experience for our website users, especially as we bring the PRIME campaign to life online.'
Long-term goals include developing new computational tools and predictive models that enable plant breeders and ecologists to predict beneficial organismal interactions.
‘We congratulate Joe and Dan on this well-deserved recognition. Their extraordinary achievements and dedication exemplify the spirit of excellence and service.’
Davis College Outstanding Agriculturalist Awards go to Max Swinburn for agricultural production, Jimmy Dee Clark for public service, and Kim McPherson for agribusiness.