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I received an announcement from ITS that the Adobe COVID-19 rollout has known issues with Acrobat DC not getting licensed correctly on Windows. You get a 7-day trial period expiration notice. If you are experiencing this problem, visit this link: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/covid-19-edu-labs-faq.html
Just a couple of items to mention. Phishing has started up again. This week I’ve seen one set that threatens to deactivate your Office365 account unless you “click here to re-validate”. The other is a job add for “immediate hire” of part-time assist job. IF you are someone looking for a summer job or supplementing […]
Please take a minute to welcome Claudia Baldassi to WSU. She comes from Italy to pursue her Ph.D. in Horticulture. Her motivation in pursuing research in the field of horticulture stems from her commitment to developing sustainable food production and food processing methods. She has a B.S. in Environmental Science and an M.S. in Agricultural […]
Kathy Hambelton congratulates award recipients. Jim McFerson and Mike Hambelton. Meet the 2018 Hambelton Awaard Recipients
Raquel Gomez comes from California’s Central Valley, here she cultivated her passion for plants and agriculture. Upon completing a B.S. in Agricultural Studies and a B.A. in Spanish from California State University, Stanislaus in May of 2017, she joined Dr. Kalcsits’s lab in pursuit of an M.S. in Horticulture. Raquel’s research will focus on the […]
Jason Jacobson recently joined the Musacchi’s program to work on his graduate studies. He will be working on crop load management in apple orchards.
Lederson Gañán joined Washington State University in fall 2016 to pursue a Ph.D. in Plant Pathology under the supervision of Drs. Achour Amiri and Tobin Peever (based in Pullman). Lederson’s research will contribute to the development of sustainable solutions and improvement of apple powdery mildew management in the Pacific Northwest through the acquisition of more […]
Stefan Roeder comes to the Center from Germany. After he graduated (MS, Horticulture Science) in August 2015, he worked for a year as a research assistant for the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission in Yakima, WA. Stefan joined the WSU PhD program in August 2016 and will work with Stefano Musacchi’s group. His work will […]