The Launch Your Pre-Harvest Marketing Plan workshop will examine the key elements of a solid marketing plan, and how crop insurance, target prices and decision dates work together to help secure a good average price for their crop. Producers will write their own marketing plan then implement it in a realistic market-simulation game.
TEAMS is a day-long competition for high school students, with engineering challenges showing how science and math principles, along with creativity and innovation, are applied in the real world of engineering.
Ninety locations across the country host more than 14,000 students for the competition. This year, the competition will tap into the excitement of theme Parks, with students discovering behind-the-scenes challenges involved in conducting adventures for all ages.
PowerPoint is a great visual aid; however, many presenters have inspired more naps than learning due to improper use and design. Bring your lunch to the next SWAP meet to learn about the most efficient use of PowerPoint to enhance your presentation instead of killing it. ITG is a division of Information Services. You can find a follow up at http://swap.unl.edu after the SWAP meet.
“Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy: Instrumentation, Principles and Application to Translational Studies,” will be presented by Dr. George Casale, University of Nebraska Medical Center. A reception will be held at 3:30 p.m. The event is open to the public.
Dr. Rudy will be presenting on this topic as a part of Eating Disorders Awareness Week sponsored by Eating Disorders Education and Prevention student organization.
