Seminars
HORT 792 – Seminar
A one credit course offered in both the fall and spring semesters. All Horticulture graduate students are required to enroll in this course for at least two semesters, and encouraged to attend as much as possible through out their graduate studies. In addition to providing an opportunity for these students to present their research proposals and required exit seminars, the HLA Seminar hosts a variety of faculty, staff, and guest speakers that present material relevant to all graduate students in our department.
Please contact Dr. Jessica Davis with questions about this seminar series.
Fall 2019
NESB B101 (unless otherwise noted)
Tuesdays 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Watch live – https://bluejeans.com/930654670
August
29 –
September
5 –
12 –
19 –
26 –
October
3 –
10 –
17 –
24 –
31 –
November
7 –
14 –
21 –
28 – No Seminar Fall Break
December
5 –
12 –
Archived Echo 360 Captures – view anytime
Dr. Henry Thompson, The Importance of Dry Beans in Human Nutrition: Building the Case for Increased Emphasis in Dietary Guidance
Dr. Yaling Qian – Salinity Issues Facing the Green Industry
Dr. David Holm – The Colorado Potato Breeding and Selection Program