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College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Alumni & Friends

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By Alex Dardas
| msu.edu
Nick Alioto knew coming into graduate school that nothing was guaranteed. A native of Sunderland, Ontario, Alioto is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife (FW). After completing his undergraduate degree in Quebec, Alioto “bounced around” North America, pursuing jobs related to the study of bird migration.
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College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Alumni & Friends

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By Alex Dardas
| msu.edu
A graduate fellowship in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) is sparking creative opportunities while providing much-needed financial stability for students. The Ambrose Pattullo Graduate Fellowship annually supports one student whose literary submission brings attention to a current environmental issue or challenge.
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College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Alumni & Friends

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By Alex Dardas
| msu.edu
A golden opportunity. That’s what Kevin and Dana Sue Kirk see right now for MSU and the Michigan Dairy industry. And they have plenty of reasons to feel that way. The industry is growing, driving $15 billion in annual economic impact for the state. Thanks to strong research partnerships and technological innovation, Michigan ranks first in the nation for milk production per cow, exceeding the national average by 15%.
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