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Faculty in the Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences are facilitating creative and purposeful activities in the classroom that complement the theoretical content presented. We’re excited to share some of these learning opportunities with Buff Brief readers.

PSES*1307:

A Planting Lab

Left: Devan Simpson

So. Equine Industry and Business

Right: Grant Denny

Jr. Animal Science

Jacie Guerrero

Fr. Plant, Soil

and Environmental Science

Dr. Brock Blaser, Professor of Plant, Soil and Environmental Science, serves as instructor of PSES*1307, Principles of Plant Science. In the class, students participate in a semester-long project where they plant and harvest crops. The students plant a seed from the crop of their choice and tend to it, measuring their plant and keeping track of its growth. At the end of the semester, the students will compare the differing crops and see how sun and water can affect the growth.

CoANS Men's Golf Team Athletes

Kolton Baber

Sr. Agribusiness

Devol, OK

Caden Conrad

So. Animal Science

Amarillo, TX

The Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences is a proud supporter of student athletes and would like to invite you to support the Men's Golf team. The next tournament is the Ryan Palmer Foundation Invitational tournament at the Amarillo Country Club on Monday, October 3rd, and Tuesday, October 4th.

To View More on WTAMU's Mens Golf Team

Checkin'-in With College Students

At Fresh Check Day

Nine Out of Ten

Fresh Check Day volunteers inform participants that one in ten college students contemplate suicide. Be the nine out of ten that take action steps to help a friend in need.

nineoutoften.org

Check In, Chill Out

The Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences Dean's office offered their assistance by working booths and helping students to check in and chill out. Paige Holbrooks, M.S Agriculture, worked the tie-dye booth and Dr. Sara-Louise Newcomer worked the

You-nique booth. Fresh Check Day was held from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Tuesday, September 27th. Students participated in different activities such as yoga, painting and tie-dying shirts to focus on attitudes, strengths and improving the general mood.

WT's American Chemical Society (ACS)

Student Chapter

For the fifth year in a row, the ACS Chapter in the Department of Chemistry and Physics in the Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Science has been recognized for their work!

Commendable, the award that the WTAMU ACS student chapter received, is the second highest honor that ACS Student Chapters can achieve from the Society.

"I am so proud of our dedicated officers,"

said Dr. Nick Flynn, Professor of Biochemistry.

The ACS Chapter meets at 12:20 PM in NSB 103 on the 1^st and 3^rd Tuesday of the month.

Any and all majors are welcomed to attend these meetings.

Click for Additional Information About The Award System