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2024 Cohort
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Teaching Professor
Department of Food Science and Human NutritionCollege students, fresh out of dorm life with dining hall meal plans, face a culinary conundrum. The creation of the Culinary Boot Camp Workshop aims to provide students the tools and knowledge they need to create healthy well balanced meals.
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Teaching Professor
Department of Agricultural and Biosystems EngineeringSteven Bell will infuse opportunities for students to develop an entrepreneurial mindset in two technology systems management (TSM) courses. Additions will include the exploration of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship and deepening industry connections.
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Assistant Teaching Professor
Department of AgronomyElnaz Ebrahimi wants to bring a unique opportunity for undergraduate students to engage in hands-on learning and exploration of smart agricultural practices. By implementing Smart-Rhizoboxes, Ebrahimi is enabling students to explore the complexities of plant-soil interactions.
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Associate Teaching Professor
Department of Food Science and Human NutritionKate Gilbert is focused on helping students in her senior food product development capstone course, FSHN 412, increase through creativity through new ideation strategies. FSHN 412 will present students with valuable skills and experiences that they can use later in their career.
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Assistant Professor
Department of Genetics, Development, and Cell BiologyThe intersection between art and science is evident in our everyday lives. In CALS, our students are creating art inspired by science. My project will focus on making these art-science connections more visible to inspire our community.