Davis wrote this biography of Pringle to accompany transcripts of his field journals and her compilation of his botanical data from Mexico, published in one volume in 1936. It remains the most ...

UVM determines residency based on the information you provide. All UVM students or applicants are classified as either In-State or Out-of-State residents for tuition purposes under the University of ...

Find course information at UVM. As students review the Schedule of Courses for determining the best courses for their schedules, expanded section descriptions can provide additional information about ...

Welcome to the Department of Animal & Veterinary Sciences and the graduate program in Animal Biosciences. Our program is designed to provide fundamental training in basic and applied research toward a ...

Microbiology is the study of all living organisms so small that they are invisible to the naked eye. These microorganisms, include viruses, bacteria and fungi, and play an important role in ...

Week of Welcome (WOW) is the official start of the fall semester. Beginning on the first day of classes, we (along with countless other UVM departments and organizations) plan tons of fun and exciting ...

As a leader in food systems research, the FSRC hosts the Food Systems Research Summit, to bring together UVM, USDA, and other partners and researchers around critical issues in food systems. Our ...

The Food Systems Research Center (FSRC) at the University of Vermont (UVM) funds collaborative research that puts people and the planet first, unites disciplines and communities, and answers complex ...

We are excited to announce that registration for the NECAFS Annual Conference and Meeting is now open! In addition to the NECAFS Annual Conference and Meeting, we are excited to offer an add-on ...

The purpose of this effort is to support the adoption of farm practices that promote the well-being of pollinators, through education and applied research, in collaboration with other agencies, ...

We encourage students to have a broad and balanced educational background during their undergraduate years. In addition to courses in the sciences, recommended areas of study include: literature, ...

Studying anthropology can offer you valuable insights into different cultures, societies, and human behaviors. It helps you develop critical thinking skills, cultural awareness, and a deeper ...