e-Resource Magazine Career Issue September/October 2018

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e-Resource Magazine Career Issue September/October 2018

ASABE Resource Career Edition September/October 2018

The September/October issue of e-Resource Magazine is now available online.

Want to change the world? Open up DISCOVER, a special issue of Resource that showcases students and professionals in ag/bio engineering. Published every three years, DISCOVER highlights compelling educational opportunities and careers in the profession. From internships and studies abroad to jobs where graduates are thriving, the first-person stories featured in DISCOVER prove that the next generation of ag/bio engineers is responding to the challenges and working to improve our global community.

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Online version: http://bt.e-ditionsbyfry.com/publication/?i=521947

Read about MSU BE Graduates Emma Heckelsmiller and Xuhao Dai on pages 26 & 27.

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