The Streaming Science Project in the University of Florida’s Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (UFAEC) has partnered with the University of Guelph Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) to bring you insightful discussions with leading OAC scientists, students, alumni, and partners.
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We have a new podcast series called Boundless Science to explore the limitless wonders of science topics you might be curious about and the fascinating stories and unique careers of scientists all over the world. Listen to SEASON ONE here:
A photo essay about the founder of the student gardens at the University of Florida. This photo essay is part of a series about the University of Florida’s (UF) Field and Fork farm and gardens. Field and Fork addresses food insecurity on campus by growing produce for the student pantry and giving students opportunities to…
A photo essay about the University of Florida’s Field and Fork Farm and Gardens. This photo essay is part of a series about the University of Florida’s (UF) Field and Fork farm and gardens. Field and Fork addresses food insecurity on campus by growing produce for the student pantry and giving students opportunities to work…
This project is part of our “Stepping Outside the Classroom” series. Here University of Florida Honors Program students explored Florida’s Nature Coast in Cedar Key to learn about climate change impacts, coastal conservation, and science communication through an experiential learning experience called the Uncommon Classroom Experience. University of Florida undergraduate student Emily Wilson shared their…
The Reality of Food Insecurity for Graduate International Students Learn more about University of Florida – Agricultural Education and Communication graduate Alice Akers’ non-thesis master’s podcast series project titled ‘Food Outcast.’ Listen to the podcasts to learn more about international graduate students’ experiences with food insecurity. Visit this page to learn more and listen to…
Explore a virtual tour of the Science Up Close: Fantastic Fossils exhibit at the Florida Museum of Natural history. The exhibit showcased research and collections, as well as included an interactive area for engaging with scientists while they worked with some of the museum’s specimens and objects. To view/interact with the VR tours: Fantastic Fossils…
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