Joshua D. Detre, Ph.D. Purdue University, joins the faculty as Assistant Professor of Finance and Agribusiness
Paudel recognized by Phi Kappa Phi with their 2006 Outstanding Non-tenured Faculty Award
Tootle, Associate Professor of Extension Community Development, Resigns
Pramod Sambidi recognized by Gamma Sigma Delta with their Outstanding Ph.D. Award
Kennedy selected for University Professorship, Crescent City Tigers Alumni Professorship
Gillespie receives the LSU Distinguished Faculty Award
Gillespie will be on sabbatical leave at the USDA Economic Research Service, Washington, DC from July 2006 to June 2007
Recent visitors to the department include Won Koo, North Dakota State University; Paul Gallager, Iowa State University; Martin Smith, Duke University
Dooley recognized with the International Economic Development Council's 2005 Award for Training Achievement
Cynthia Dubois and John Barreca receive the 2005 Gamma Sigma Delta
Sophomore Scholarship Award of Merit
Henning
and Vandeveer placed on the 2005 Gamma Sigma Delta Teacher Merit Honor
Roll
Harrison awarded
LSU
Tiger Athletic Foundation's Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award
Gillespie and Kazmierczak promoted to the rank of Full Professor
effective July 2005
Dr.
Deacue Fields, 2002 Ph.D. graduate of the department, recently received
the Outstanding Faculty Member award in the College of Agriculture at
Auburn University.
Tina Willson, Ph.D. candidate, receives prestigious NOAA/Sea Grant
College Fellowship in Marine Resource Economics, one of only two awarded
in the nation.
Deborah Tootle received the Excellence in Extension and Public Service
Award from the Southern Rural Sociological Association at their recent
annual meeting.
Westra,
Caffey and Huner received an SAEA Outstanding Poster Award at the recent
annual meetings for their presentation entitled "Potential Tools for
Conserving Agricultural Wetlands."
Click here to download a copy of the poster
Former student Bruce Lambert (B.S.) honored with the prestigious
United States Department of Transportation Meritorious Achievement Award.
Beginning in 2005 Mr. Lambert will be working for the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers in Washington, D.C.
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