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UMES holds panel highlighting their Land-grant history

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Princess Anne, Md. – The University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences is set to host their Spring Seminar. Dr. Carolyn B. Brooks is a MES Faculty Member Emerita and the former dean of the School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences. She will deliver a talk titled “135 Years of the Second Morrill Act: Shaping Land-grant Universities and HBCUs.” UMES began as an 1890 land grant college and officials say it’s …

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UMES holds panel highlighting their Land-grant history

Princess Anne, Md. – The University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences is set to host their Spring Seminar. Dr. Carolyn B. Brooks is a MES Faculty Member Emerita and the former dean of the School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences. She will deliver a talk titled “135 Years of the Second Morrill Act: Shaping Land-grant Universities and HBCUs.” UMES began as an 1890 land grant college and officials say it’s …

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