This center, housed in the Department of Food Science, holds the largest repository of E. coli strains in the United States, which can be utilized for epidemiological studies, antimicrobial resistance, relatedness between strains, and molecular tracking.
The Center is the largest repository for E. coli strains in America. It holds more than 70,000 strains collected over the last 50 years from animals, humans, birds and environment.
The E. coli Reference Center is the largest repository for E. coli strains in America. It holds more than 70,000 strains collected over the last 50 years from animals, humans, birds and environment.
Affiliated with IEE and operating under the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, this institute brings together scientists from across the University to engage in transdisciplinary research related to our environment and how humans interact within it.
Emphasizes the properties of ecosystems with focused attention on interactions of single organisms, populations, and communities with their environment.
This intercollege Huck institute of faculty, students, postdocs, and partners focuses on resilience and adaptation, ecosystem services, ecology at the interface, rapid evolutionary change, and ecological functions.
Sustainable management of natural resources focusing on applications in fisheries, wildlife, soils, forestry, water, and agriculture.
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Emphasizes agricultural and extension education, youth and family programming, state-level administration, local-level administration, private industry, and international education.
2020 Alex and Jessie C. Black Award for Excellence in Research
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Director of Faculty Engagement
Provides state-of-the-art training in economics and quantitative methods as applied to energy economics, policy and systems, natural resources and the environment, and food industry organization.
Supports cutting-edge research in insect sciences with program themes like chemical ecology, ecological applications, disease biology and ecology, and pollinator biology and ecology.
Interdisciplinary life science centered around insects as they relate to human health, quality of life, and the sustainability of our food system and ecosystems.
These 88 acres of test plots at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center are managed by the Department of Entomology and used for testing new management strategies and studying insect ecology in field conditions.
Donors with a long history of supporting entrepreneurship education at Penn State have established a new scholarship endowment to help students in the College of Agricultural Sciences who have a demonstrated financial need. Alumnus Earl Harbaugh and his wife, Kay, of The Villages, Fla., created the Harbaugh Family Trustee Scholarship, the first Penn State Trustee Scholarship to support students enrolled in the Entrepreneurship and Innovation minor.
Got the next great idea? Ag Entrepreneurship and Innovation will help you with the classwork, competitions, business advice, and more to bring it to life.
“This major has so much to offer!” – Emma Chaplin
Turn your passion for environmental protection and sustainability into a rewarding career with our science-based Environmental Resource Management major.
Penn State's Equine Facilities include two horse barns with approximately 35 stalls, an indoor arena, a round pen, and paddocks and pastures.
Strategic Partner, Human Resources
A comprehensive list of questions to help ERS delegates review the ERS report for completeness before finalizing and submitting the report in ERS. Document is from the Business Office of the College of Ag Sciences.
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Information Technologies
Address
401 Ag Administration BuildingState College, PA 16802
- Email agcompsupport@psu.edu
- Office 814-865-1229
- Fax 814-863-2662