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COMPASS: A USDA NextGen Program

COMPASS: A USDA NextGen Program

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Serena Barasi at a Doris Duke Scholars field course over the summer of 2019.
University of Florida wildlife biology courses available to UOG and NMC students
11/05/24

Students can now take wildlife biology courses from UF or do a semester abroad at partner universities.

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UOG agriculture majors Jamilee Cruz and Charlene Badajos with NIFA Director Manjit Misra.
NextGen students meet top USDA directors in D.C. and gain inspiration for careers in agriculture and nutrition
04/25/24

The UOG agriculture majors say the trip expanded their curiosity and confidence in their academic path.

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The first group of COMPASS interns shared their insights and newfound skills at a student symposium.
COMPASS students present on their internships in ag and natural resources
12/27/23

The first group of COMPASS interns shared their insights and newfound skills at a student symposium.

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Student interns use ArcGIS software to map data within a marine area.
NextGen program places UOG students in internships toward federal careers
11/06/23

The program is working to develop the next generation of diverse food and agriculture professionals.

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CNAS brought together the six collaborating institutions of its new NextGen grant to start planning.
$10M NextGen grant gets off the ground with inception workshop
10/01/23

CNAS brought together the six collaborating institutions of its new NextGen grant to start planning.

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This program is supported by USDA NIFA's “From Learning to Leading: Cultivating the Next Generation of Diverse Food and Agriculture Professionals” (NextGen) program, Award No. 2023-70440-40178.

Last updated: January 2024