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This summer, high school students will have the opportunity to experience life as a TSU research scientist. A total of 10 students from Nashville-area high schools (Hume-Fogg High School, Fayette-Ware High School, Northeast High School, and Whites Creek High School) will be coming to the TSU main campus to participate in research activities carried out by our faculty members. Four students from Warren County High School will work with faculty members at the TSU Nursery Research Center in McMinnville, TN. The School of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences provided assistantships to the high school students, who are either rising seniors or recent high school graduates with interest in the Agricultural Sciences, Consumer Sciences, or Food Sciences. |
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The School of Agriculture
and Consumer Sciences
at Bells Bend. In February 2009, the May
family donated 200 acres of property along the Cumberland River,
in the Bells Bend Peninsula, plus $400,000 towards an endowed Chair of Excellence for Sustainable Agriculture, and
a 50-acre site in May Town Center for the TSU Research Park for innovations in sustainable agriculture.
Read the article in theTennessean |
Assistantships. There is exciting news from
the School of Agriculture and
Consumer Sciences for current
and prospective graduate students
in the Agricultural Sciences
Master of Science degree
program. There are now 50
Master’s-level assistantships available for a twenty-four month
period. The requirements include
meeting TSU Graduate School
admission requirements and doing thesis research. (read more) |
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