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A photo of Kara Dunn before her trip to Spain.

Emergency Funding Gets CALS Student with Rare Neurological Syndrome Back to Class
Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Just a year after being diagnosed with GBS, Kara Dunn returns to class with support from generous funding from CALS donors.
An elephant eating Marula trees on the African Savanna

$1M Committment Fuels SNRE Wildlife Conservation Efforts
Wednesday, October 9, 2019

An anonymous donor's generosity will help train the next generation of wildlife conservation biologists in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment.
Kelsey Spring Trail in Northern Arizona. Photo credit Deborah Lee Soltesz

Precipitation extremes driving tree growth reductions across US Southwest
Wednesday, October 2, 2019

With increasing precipitation extremes, the Southwest's iconic ponderosa pine, Douglas-fir, and piñon pine could be in jeopardy.
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Awards & Recognition

Andrea Romero, Richard Ruiz Diversity Leadership Faculty Award

Pamela Denney, Maria Teresa Velez Outstanding Mentoring Award

Don Slack, National Award of Professional Merit in Irrigation and Drainage

William B. Showers, ESA Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Steven Archer, Fellow of Ecological Society of America

Caroline Geisler Named 2016 University Fellow

Joel Cuello Elected to National Academy of Science and Technology of the Phillipines

Kristy Gilman of Nutritional Sciences Named University Fellow

Mohammad Pessarakli Wins AAFSAA Outstanding Faculty Award

Sophia K Leone, National Dairy Award recipient

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CALS in the News

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The Growing Class
Check out one of the world's greenest buildings (hint: It's in Arizona)