NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture has divided its annual funding awards for capacity building in teaching, research and extension.
Tennessee State University is moving to a four-day class schedule when school resumes for the spring 2015 semester, the University administration has announced. The change is intended to allow more time for student advising, faculty office hours, as well as free up more time for faculty and students to engage in research and grant writing…
Coming on the heels of a soon-to-be dedicated multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art biotechnology center, agricultural research, extension and teaching at Tennessee State University have received a major boost with new funding from the federal government. On Wednesday, Feb. 26, the University received a $2.6 million grant from the USDA to support capacity-building endeavors…
The USDA recently selected six research projects from TSU’s College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Sciences for funding through the annual 1890 Capacity-Building program. A total of $1,534,150 will be awarded to investigative teams to support two- and three-year research projects that advance the body of knowledge in agricultural science, education and extension services…
