3pm Today on What’s Going on @UVISOA
Recap from previous episodes, Rebranding reminder & Publications
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A weekly live program co-hosted by the University of the Virgin Islands School of Agriculture (UVISOA) communications team staff sharing information and lively interviews about UVISOA staff, administrators, community partners, stakeholders, or current and past clients as they discuss experiences and examples of how we all work together in responding to the needs of the community. For more info visit: ces.uvi.edu
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ON TODAY’S EPISODE:
DaraMonifah® Cooper and Raejae Joseph recap the activities and events that took place in the previous episodes on What's Going on @UVISOA
- Other Topics:
- · UVI School of Agriculture Rebranding | Online Platforms @UVISOA
- · Upcoming in-person computer classes
- · UVI School of Agriculture upcoming certifications and degrees available soon.
- · CES Publications Available
CES Publications:
Guide to Safer Trees | Front Cover
Tropical Fruits of the VI Book | Book Cover
Caribbean Healthy Homes | PDF Downloads
Recipes for a Non-Toxic Household | PDF Download
Traditional Medicinal Plants of St Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John | Front Cover
Where to Buy Them:
STX - UVI Campus Bookstore, Undercover Bookstore
STT - UVI Campus Bookstore, Bookstore 340 and Tropical Creations Gallery & Boutique & Cultural Center
Current & Upcoming:
Last Week's YouTube Video from 3/24/21: CLICK HERE
DaraMonifah® Cooper and Leandra Kent interview four local farmers, Benita Martin and Chinwe Osaze on St. Thomas; Barbra Knight and Maria Stiles on St. Croix, who received the Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SSARE) Producer Grant Award.
Reminder: At 6 pm we will be showing the online video premiere on the UVI School of Agriculture's Facebook page and YouTube channel.
Embracing our land-grant mission of providing innovative and cutting-edge research, teaching, and extension programs that respond to the educational, social, economic, and environmental needs of the citizens of the Virgin Islands and the Caribbean region.
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