
2019 CAES Homecoming
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Dr. Antoine J. Alston, associate dean of academic studies in the College of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences, delivered the keynote address – The United States’ Cooperative Extension Service: Historical Perspectives, Current Programming, and its Potential Impact for Urban Agriculture – at the sixth-annual Urban-Ag Academy at Iowa State University on July 12.

RAP STUDENT USES RESEARCH TO HONE DESIGN SKILLS, MEET A NEED
A decade ago, when Mikaili McNeill was 7, her mother let her watch “Project Runway.” She loved seeing how competing designers responded to the reality show’s challenges, and she started to dream about becoming a professional clothing designer.

Dean’s End-of-Year Message
Dear CAES Community,
Happy holidays to you all!
As this difficult year draws to a close, I have been reflecting on the tremendous challenges posed by the global pandemic and the remarkable things we’ve accomplished together.

Avery Tucker: Celebrating Urban Agriculture
Avery Tucker fell in love with agriculture while living in America’s heartland – but not by growing up on a farm. A transfer student from Detroit, Tucker became interested in agriculture by going to the farmer’s market that was close to the restaurant where she worked.
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