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Longtime Clemson horticulture lecturer Ellen Vincent looks forward to life after teaching

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By Marlon W. Morgan
| Clemson University
As the clock ticks closer to Ellen Vincent’s Aug. 5 retirement date, a lot of things have started to cross her mind. What will it feel like to no longer teach students? What will it be like not working for the first time in her life? How will she spend her time? But as she ponders what her career as a principal lecturer of horticulture and an environmental landscape specialist at Clemson University has been like, “rewarding” is the first word that comes to mind for Vincent.
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A legacy of growth: Reflecting on impact of the Extension Emerging Leadership Initiative

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By Marlon W. Morgan
| Clemson University
Since its inception in 2019, the Extension Emerging Leadership Initiative (EELI) has done more than just develop leaders. It has created a network of professionals committed to strengthening communities while advancing the mission of Extension at Clemson University and South Carolina State University – South Carolina’s two land-grant universities.
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Clemson students help alum reimagine wildlife habitat on his Upstate property

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By Marlon W. Morgan
| Clemson University
The beavers won. That’s how Clemson University alum Jim Kaplan ’87 describes his long-running battle with the industrious animals that share his property in Pickens County. For Kaplan, an engineer by training who spent decades solving complex manufacturing challenges, there’s a certain irony in that outcome. After all, beavers are often called nature’s engineers. Kaplan has spent recent years improving the roughly 80-acre property for wildlife, birds, insects and pollinators.
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