CANR Graduate Committee

2022-23 Members of the CANR graduate committee are:

  • Frank Lupi, Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics; Term expires 2025
  • Maria Rubino, School of Packaging; Term expires 2025
  • Rita Strakovsky, Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition; Term expires 2024
  • Asia Dowtin, Department of Forestry; Term expires 2024
  • Matt Syal, School of Planning, Design and Construction; Term expires 2023
  • Kimberly Chung, Department of Community Sustainability; Term expires 2023
  • Kimberly Chung, Department of Community Sustainability; University Committee of Graduate Studies; ex officio
  • Catherine Ernst, Department of Animal Science; University Committee of Graduate Studies; ex officio
  • Kelly Millenbah, Office of Academic and Student Affairs; ex officio
  • Laura Bix, Office of Academic and Student Affairs; ex officio
  • Lisa Duffey, Office of Academic and Student Affairs; staff support 

The committee meets irregularly to review applications for the Dissertation Completion Fellowship and the University Fellowships (UEF and UDF).

 

 

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