IPSS Symposium Poster Session 2022
IPSS Graduate Students at Roundup 2019
IPSS GSA Professional Development Trip 2019
The IPSS Program provides students with:
- a dynamic environment tailored to suit the needs of current and future graduate students in the plant and soil science disciplines
- an interdisciplinary curriculum and research opportunities that are responsive to developing scientific trends in agricultural science
- concentrations (M.S.) and specializations (Ph.D.) in Crop Science, Plant Physiology, Horticulture, and Soil Science
- an opportunity to earn a graduate certificate in Stream and Watershed Science
- an opportunity to participate in the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Traineeship - Fellows & Academy of Innovators at the Nexus of Food & Water Systems (INFEWS)
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Recent IPSS Student News
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May 17, 2021Two IPSS graduate students, Eric Luteyn and Kent Pham, recently received notification that their research proposal has been funded for this summer. Eric and Kent are working with students from forestry and chemistry to grow microalgae as a fertilizer to remediate mineland soil. -
May 17, 2021Eric Luteyn, M.S. student with Dr. Tim Phillips, was recently selected as a 2021 Borlaug Scholar based upon his accomplishments, academic performance, letter of recommendation, and passion for plant breeding. -
February 17, 2021Dr. Kenton Sena, IPSS alum, was recently selected for the 2020 Outstanding Paper in the Forage and Grazinglands Section for Crop, Forage & Turfgrass Management (CFTM) for his article entitled "Switchgrass Growth and Forage Quality Trends Provide Insight for Management."
