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KSU'S PROGRAM OF DISTINCTION
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Five Kentucky State University Aquaculture Students on Ph.D. Track |
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Dr. Miles Lange is KSU's first Aquaculture Master's graduate to earn a Ph.D. From Frankfort, Miles received his doctorate from the University of Mississippi Medical School and is now doing post-doc work at the University of Nebraska in Omaha. Two other graduates, Rafael Cuevas-Uribe from Mexico, and Noel Novelo from Belize, shared the top-graduate award while at KSU, and are entering their third year of doctoral studies at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Jamie Greene of Booneville, IN, recently defended her thesis and has started Ph.D. work in the University of Kentucky's Animal and Food Sciences Dept. Josh Patterson, Roanoke, VA, defends his thesis in Feb. and has enrolled in LSU's doctoral program. |
Tiffany Defends Thesis
Tiffany Ogunsanya, from Frankfort, KY, successfully defended her master's thesis on the toxicity of rotenone to prawns.
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2010 KSU WORKSHOPS
Aquatic Herbicide Applicators Workshop
and
Live-Hauling Workshop
at
KSU Aquaculture Research Center
in Frankfort, KY
Aquatic Plant and Algae-Control Training
Friday, March 26, 2010
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET
Live-Hauling &
Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Workshop
Saturday, March 27, 2010
9 a.m. - Noon ET
CONTACTS:
Forrest Wynne 270.247.2334
Dr. Bill Wurts 270.365.7547 X200
Click WORKSHOPS for more information
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Posters-at-the Capitol
Latoyah Elliott represented KSU in this ninth annual event. Posters-at-the-Capitol provides undergraduate students an opportunity to present their research projects to 2010 Kentucky legislators.
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FREE "The Aquaculture Experience" DVD
The Aquaculture Experience, a video that was in production for over a year, now is available at no cost. It follows KSU Aquaculture graduate students from research projects on campus to presentations at national conferences.
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Tica Dies From
Spinal Disease
NEWPORT, Ky. -- A penguin being aggressively treated for cancer has died at the Newport Aquarium, but skin cancer was not what led to Tica's demise.
Aquarium officials say they had to put down the 16-year-old chinstrap penguin Feb. 11 after he could no longer eat, stand or swim because of a degenerative spinal disease. BRENNA R. KELLY - Kentucky Enquirer |
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World Aquaculture 2010
March 1-5, 2010
Town & Country Resort & Conference Center
San Diego, CA
Abstract Deadline 8/31/09
World Aquaculture Society
8th Int'l Conference on Recirculating Aquaculture Aug. 20-22, 2010
Roanoke, VA
Abstract Info
American Fisheries Society 140th Annual Meeting
Sept. 12-16,
2010
Pittsburgh, PA
American Fisheries Society |
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Fish Genetics 
Principles of Aquaculture 