The College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences (CAHNRS) at Washington State University created this scholarship to recognize high school seniors who are 4-H members and who are leaders among their peers. Award Requirements Funds are for high school seniors who have been a 4-H Club member, leader among their peers, and plan to […]
Florence Garber was a 4-H club leader in Reardan, parent of 4-H members Nancy and Linda, organizer of county contests and events, member of Lincoln County Leaders’ Council, home economics judge, and advisor to 4-H county agents. When there was no 4-H agent for home economics, she worked with other leaders to sustain the program […]
WSU Tri-Cities students use skills from military for current and future wine careers
This scholarship endowment was created in 1984 with a bequest from Eugene R. Pickrell. Distributions from this fund are to be awarded to worthy and deserving students in the field of economics.
Tom Berger pioneered ways to blend the natural and built worlds
The long, dry summer of 2015 was hard on chickpeas.
“Thank goodness we had a chickpea out there with a deep taproot,” said Phil Hinrichs.
The former Livestock Judging pavilion, now an events center, got an upgrade to its historic cupola this summer.
Cecelia (Bunny) Quirk received her BS degree in Home Economics from WSU in 1967 in the College of Agricultural, Human & Natural Sciences. She taught Home Economics for many years and has been a Cougar Athletic supporter. Bunny lives in her grandparents home in Odessa and graduated from Wilbur High School. She is a farmer […]
WSU researcher Dan TerAvest helped farmers find ways to sustainably feed a growing world during a three-year sojourn in Africa.
‘It was a great honor’: Dr. Jay Brunner is 2015 Apple Citizen of the Year
