MYAKKA NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES

Myakka (the Seminole word for “big waters”) gives a special identity to our Department, as it is also the name of Florida’s State Soil.
Florida's State Soil - Myakka Fine Sand

• 2022

  Spring 2022 Myakka newsletter

• 2021

  Fall 2021 Myakka newsletter

  2021 Spring Myakka newsletter

• 2020

  2020 Fall Myakka newsletter

  2020 Spring Myakka newsletter

• 2019
  • Spring: Charting a Course for the Soil and Water Sciences Department
  • 2019 Fall Myakka Newsletter
• 2018
  • Fall: Our Programs Across Ecosystems
  • Summer: Extension Programs
  • Spring: Grants and Contracts
• 2017
  • Fall: Strategic Plan: Path Forward to Maintain Preeminence
  • Summer: Research Activities of Our PhD Students
  • Spring: Science Communication
• 2016
  • Fall: Academic Programs
  • Summer: Research Programs II
  • Spring: Research Programs I
• 2015
  • Fall: International Programs
  • Summer: International Year of Soils
  • Spring: Soil and Water Chemistry
• 2014
  • Fall: Biogeochemistry
  • Summer: Microbial Ecology
  • Spring: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition
• 2013
  • Fall: Sustainable Water Resource Management
  • Summer: Environmental Pedology
  • Spring: Soil and Water Diagnostic Laboratories
• 2012
  • Fall: Land Grant Mission and Goals
  • Summer: Public Service Programs
  • Spring: Grant-Funded Research Faculty
• 2011
  • Fall: Research Experience for Undergraduates
  • Summer: Programs at Research and Education Centers
  • Spring: Wetlands and Aquatic Ecosystems
• 2010
  • Fall: Emerging Contaminants
  • Summer: Doctoral Students 2000-2010
  • Spring: Remediation of Metal-Contaminated Soils
• 2009
  • Fall: Application of E-technologies for Teaching and Extension Programs
  • Spring: Research Innovation
• 2008
  • Fall: Microbial Ecology Programs
  • Spring: Undergraduate Programs
• 2007
  • Fall: Distance Education
  • Summer: Carbon Sequestration
  • Spring: Strategic Plan: Roadmap to Preeminence
• 2006
  • Fall: Extension Programs
  • Summer: Core Laboratories
  • Spring: Undergraduate and Youth Programs
• 2005
  • Fall: Urban Land Use and Management
  • Summer: Soil and Water Science Graduates
  • Spring: International Programs
• 2004
  • Summer: Suwannee River Basin
  • Spring: St. Johns River Basin
• 2003
  • Fall: Lake Okeechobee
  • ‌Summer: The Everglades
  • Spring: Interdisciplinary Programs
• 2002
  • Fall: Wetlands and Aquatic Systems
  • Summer: Waste Management
  • Spring: Nutrient Management
• 2001
  • Fall: Soil Landscape Analysis
  • Summer: Soil Quality/Ecological Indicators
  • Spring: Remediation of Contaminated Soils, Waters and Aquifers
• 2000
  • Fall: Florida State Soil: "Myakka"