STEM at the State Capitol

Colten Nicholas is an honors student majoring in crop science and biochemistry from Van Buren, Arkansas. This semester, Colten presented his research on transgenic rice species at the State Capitol Building in Little Rock.   On February 14, I had the opportunity...

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STEM at the State Capitol

STEM at the State Capitol

Colten Nicholas is an honors student majoring in crop science and biochemistry from Van Buren, Arkansas. This semester, Colten presented his research on transgenic rice species at the State Capitol Building in Little Rock.   On February 14, I had the opportunity...

Gaining Conference Confidence

Gaining Conference Confidence

Sydney Buford is an honors student majoring in apparel merchandising and product development from Austin, TX. Last fall, she had the chance to present research from her honors thesis at the International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference.

Intern Life in London

Intern Life in London

“As soon as I touched down on English soil, I knew I had made the right choice. I indulged in all of the quintessential tourist things – bright red double-decker buses, Big Ben, fish and chips – and was infatuated with the city.”

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