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Glenda Gillaspy will work from her office in Agricultural Hall on the UW-Madison campus. 'I’m also looking forward to the renovation of the historic classroom in Agriculture Hall,' she said. 'This is a beautiful building on the National Register of Historic Places.'
Glenda Gillaspy, the new dean of the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in Madison, looks forward to meeting with the college's department heads and stakeholders. 'I was drawn to the institution for its stellar reputation in research and education,' she said.
Glenda Gillaspy's research at Virginia Tech may play an integral role in helping farmers produce greater yields in their fields and increasing plant biomass utilized for cellulosic ethanol production. She used functional genomics to examine how inositol signaling proteins work with a protein kinase.
Glenda Gillaspy is the new dean of the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in Madison. She assumed her role Aug. 4, serving as the college’s chief academic and executive officer.
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Lynn Grooms writes about the diversity of agriculture, including the industry’s newest ideas, research and technologies as a staff reporter for Agri-View based in Wisconsin.
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Glenda Gillaspy will work from her office in Agricultural Hall on the UW-Madison campus. 'I’m also looking forward to the renovation of the historic classroom in Agriculture Hall,' she said. 'This is a beautiful building on the National Register of Historic Places.'
Glenda Gillaspy, the new dean of the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in Madison, looks forward to meeting with the college's department heads and stakeholders. 'I was drawn to the institution for its stellar reputation in research and education,' she said.
Glenda Gillaspy's research at Virginia Tech may play an integral role in helping farmers produce greater yields in their fields and increasing plant biomass utilized for cellulosic ethanol production. She used functional genomics to examine how inositol signaling proteins work with a protein kinase.
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