ANR Report for April, 2002
Here are the main stories in this issue:
- Five California 4-H youth development programs chosen as 'Programs of
Excellence 2001'
- Now's the time to nominate PPAC members: April 30 is deadline
- Division will introduce a new planning process in its next planning cycle
- UCR opens new building for entomology
ANR welcomes:
- Christina Getz, assistant CE specialist, UC Berkeley
- Chantal Guillemin, executive secretary, office of the vice president
- Karl McArthur, desert natural resources advisor for San Bernardino,
- Riverside and Imperial counties.
- Anil Shrestha, regional integrated pest management weed advisor, weed
ecologist, serving the Central Valley.
- Online tools make it easy to write new releases about upcoming events
- Human Resources conferees build evaluation skills
Also in this issue:
- Online UC newsletter provides updates on state budget
- Small Farm Center launches online resource library
- Personnel news: APM 137, 140, 145, 150
- Center for Cooperatives reinstates small grants program in 2002-2003
- Names in the news: Ray Orbach, Anthony Fisher, Garrison Sposito,
In memoriam: Herb Etchegary
- Cordova names to lead UC Riverside
- UCD earns top spot
- Job opportunities: Sudden Oak Death Regional Coordinator, Marin
County; County Director/Public Policy Advisor for Stanislaus County
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