ACES undergraduates participate in innovative internship program on global food security

Eight undergraduates from the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) have been selected to participate in an on-campus, paid internship program to pursue work related to global food and nutritional security. 

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Finding an internship: Tips for ACES students

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Experiential learning is at the core of education at the College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Science. Outside of the classroom, internships are just one way our students get their hands dirty and learn from experts in their field.

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Before you hit submit: 5 things I wish I knew before applying to ACES

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It is that time of year when the deadline is approaching to submit your college application, and you feel as though you are missing something. Maybe you are unsure of whether your personal essay will effectively make that impact on whoever reads it, or you don’t know if you want to be tied down for four years to your first-choice major. The good news is that I’m here — as a first-year student who just went through this!

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Five things I wish I knew as an intercollegiate transfer to ACES

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Most students switch majors a few times before graduating, and I proudly admit that I was one of them.

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Growing your indoor jungle

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Nothing makes a dorm room or apartment feel more like home than a trailing philodendron or a unique succulent on the windowsill. Not only do houseplants bring a bit of the outdoors in, but caring for your plant collection can offer a mindful moment in a hectic week. But not everyone is born with a green thumb. Read on to learn how to avoid common mistakes and keep your indoor jungle thriving!

Know your space

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