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Ed Hanlon, Professor of Soil and Water Science, traveled into Haiti with three colleagues from UF's International Programs, USDA, and from Auburn University. This group was in Haiti when earthquake hit that country. Ed shares his experiences during that week. Read more….
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Fall 2009 - CALS Dean's List
Congratulations to Jennifer Frey, Kimberly Johnson, and Kayla Milburn for achieving this recognition. CALS Dean’s List criteria are a 3.70 GPA with a minimum of 12 semester hours of graded credits. |
SWS is now on Twitter
Our department is now participating in the online social collaborative network Twitter. Twitter allows you to post short notices (tweats) that are shared with others and follow other users' tweats (e.g. NSG, Gates Foundation, USDA, etc). We can now share information about the department online with a large online community.Check it out at http://twitter.com/UFsws
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Faculty Position available
Landscape Biogeochemist – A 12-month tenure track faculty position is available in the area of Landscape Biogeochemistry-Multi-scale Biogeochemical Modeling. Duties will include
research on multi-scale biogeochemical landscape modeling and teaching. Position Description |
The Fall issue of our Myakka newsletter is now available! In this issue we highlight the Application of E-technologies for
Teaching and Extension Programs.
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COURSE PREFIX CHANGE EFFECTIVE FALL 2009!
Please note that all Soil and Water Science course prefixes will be changing from "SOS" to "SWS." This is a permanent
change which more accurately reflects our equal emphasis on both soil and water sciences as academic disciplines. Students and faculty will need to use the new "SWS" prefix beginning with Fall Advance Registration. The four-digit numerical code for each course will remain unchanged. |
Congratulations to Dr. Andy Ogram and Dr. Zhenli He for their selection as UF Research Foundation Professors for the period of 2009-2012! Drs. He and Ogram join nine other SWS faculty who were selected for this award during previous years. |
The Soil and Water Science Department announces graduate-level Certificate Programs in
Sustainable Land Resource and Nutrient Management, Soil Ecosystem Services, and Wetland and Water Resource Management. The courses are offered entirely online and are available to on-campus students as well. Click the link for more information or contact Susan Curry.
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