CFAES Connect: January 2018

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  1. 2018 CFAES Alumni Awards Honorees Announced

    Dr. Edison Fowlks is one of thirteen people being recognized at the CFAES Alumni Awards Luncheon.

    After much deliberation, the CFAES Alumni Society Board has announced this year's Alumni Award Honorees. 

  2. Bugs to the Rescue!

    Guo-Liang Wang, an Ohio State geneticist and professor of plant pathology, is helping lead the research to make crops resistant to environmental stresses. Credit: Kaylee Harter | Lantern reporter

    By building benign insects to improve a plant's environmental resistence, researchers are giving farmers a chance to save their crops from droughts or other threats.

  3. "Our Momentum Has Never Been Greater"

    President Drake's State of the University Address

    President Michael V. Drake presented his State of the University address on January 25th.

  4. Tips for a Healthy New Year

    Mother and child practicing yoga.

    We're only one month in to 2018, not too late to learn how to improve your well-being.

  5. Events Calendar

    Dr. Mažeika Sullivan will present at Stone Lab's Winter Program.

    It's a short month but there is so much going on.  Here's a few things we thought you would like.

Alumni News

  1. Call for Northeast Ohio Alumni to serve on the Alumni Society Board

    CFAES alumni

    The College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Alumni Society Board has an opening for a Northeast Ohio representative.

  2. CFAES Alumni Making News

    Ashley Kasler

    We love to see our alumni out in the world making great things happen.

    Here are some recent newsmakers from The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences.

  3. Resolution for the New Year

    Kelsey Turner, 2016 Agribusiness and Applied Economics alum

    Kelsey Turner, a 2016 Agribusiness and Applied Economics alum, told us about one of her goals for 2018.

  4. We Want to Hear from You!

    Employer talks to a student at a CFAES career event.

    What's the best career advice you have ever been given?