Progress Report 2019-20

Introduction from CANR Dean Ron Hendrick Overview of CANR International Programs from Karim Maredia

International Collaborative Research

USAID Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Legume Systems Research

USAID Feed the Future Biotechnology Potato Partnership Project

Food Security Group and USAID Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research, Capacity, and Influence

African Biosafety Network of Expertise Project

International Collaboration in Agricultural Education

Agricultural Higher Education Partnership with Nanjing University in China

Borlaug Higher Education for Agricultural Research and Development (BHEARD)

Shortcourses, Trainings and Fellowships

Education Abroad Programs

International Extension and Outreach

Our Approach to International Extension and Outreach

The World Food Prize Michigan Youth Institute

International Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Global Scholars Program

Message from Doug Buhler on Collaborative Research and Technology Transfer

Message from Kelly Millenbah on International Education and Training

Message from Jeff Dwyer on International Extension and Outreach

Message from Quentin Tyler on International Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Major International Projects

Knowledge Management - International Collaborative Publications

Global Recognition and Awards

Cross-College Collaborations and Public-Private Partnerships

International Funding, Licensing and Resources

International Licensing of CANR-Generated Technologies

New Markets Opportunities for Michigan Agricultural Products

Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic

External Funding and Endowments for International Programs

Resources available for International Programs from CANR/ISP

Global Networking

International Agreements for Collaborative Programs and Projects

What Our Partners Are Saying About CANR International Programs

CANR Templates

CANR Resources

MSU/ISP Resources

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