CALS SAIGE hosts a monthly International Seminar Series where invited speakers share their international research experience along with lessons learned and tips for graduate students who want to become more involved in international research.
All Graduate Students are invited to attend the seminars!
Miljan Erbez: “Development projects in agriculture – a tool to help farmers and make your career interesting”
Higher Senior Associate for EU integration in Livestock Production at Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water management of the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
NOVEMBER – Dr. Tawanda Muzhingi, International Potato Center – Kenya: “Advancing Food Security and Food Safety through International Collaborations.”
OCTOBER: Hamilton Chiango, MSc., Universidade Eduardo Mondlane – Mozambique. “International Scientific Cooperation: from Mozambique to the US”
SEPTEMBER: Dra. Maria-Elena Cazar, Universidad de Cuenca – Ecuador: “Building Bridges with International Collaboration: a Journey from Ecuador to the World”
Dr. Carlos Iglesias: “Growing Connections”
Dannica Wall, M.S.:“Poultry in Rural Africa”
Dr. Diego Bohorquez: “An Experience Interview and Dialogue”
Dr. Jean Ristaino: “Tackling Global Challenges of Emerging Plant Diseases”
Dr. S. Gary Bullen: “Short Term International Opportunities” NC State Agricultural and Resource Economics
Dr. Jay Jayaratne : Sharing My International Experience and Learning: Opportunities for International Agriculture Experience
Dr. John Beghin: High Cost-High Reward International Experiences
Dr. Tom Sinclair : Advance Your Career: An Overseas Postdoctoral or Sabbatical
Andrew Smolski: Mexico’s Food System in Transition: A Sociologically Informed View
Dr. Trino Ascencio-Ibanez: Fostering International Research, Education and Collaboration
Dr. Bob Patterson: Benefits from Experiencing our Complicated Worlds: A Retrospective
Dr. Rick Brandenburg
