Bugged Winter 12-2023

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December 18, 2023

It's been a great semester and we are excited to share some of the recent highlights and upcoming events:

  • Registration for the Excellence in Insect Science Symposium is now open.
  • Building A Buzz: A History of Beekeeping in the United States on exhibit at the MSU Library features the Roger Hoopingarner bee book collection.
  • Deb McCullough has been named to the Forest Research Advisory Council (FRAC).
  • Zsofia Szendrei, Ph.D. has received a $6 million grant to study insect pest management strategies for U.S. potato production systems. 
  • David Moth-Sanchez, Ph.D., has secured a $750,000 grant to continue supporting new Latino/a farmers.
  • Entomology pays tribute to colleagues and friends we lost this past year.

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