Emily Lloyd Exemplifies The Art and Science of Growing

Growing flowers and other ornamentals is a combination of both an art and science

Just ask Emily Lloyd, who received her master’s degree in Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences from the University of Hawaii-Manoa in 2007 and is now working on a doctorate degree focusing on ornamental production...(more).

Words of Advice for High School Students:

“High school students should seek mentors who care about their advancement. Professors who have your best interests in mind can be instrumental in your academic and career success.” – Emily Lloyd

Upcoming Events!

There are exciting agriculture-related events happening statewide. This is where you can find out what's happening. If you would like to contribute your organization's event to our calendar, please contact us.

Events:

Kāko’o ‘Ōiwi - Lo‘i Community Work Day

He'eia Wetland (Hoi) - Second Saturdays 8:30 am to noon. Put on your shoes or tabis and be prepared to get muddy! A water cooler will be provided, but bring your own water bottle or cup. A light lunch will be provided at the end of the day. Please RSVP at info@kakoooiwi.org

Science in Action

Science in Action gives high school students from grades 9 to12 access to UH Mānoa faculty and research facilities. Through hands-on activities and field trips, explore science fields such as botany, microbiological oceanography and marine biology. Visit outreach.hawaii.edu or email ochelp@hawaii.edu.

Summer Scholar Program

If you’re in grades 10 to 11, you can join the Summer Scholar Program and earn college credits during six weeks in the summer. Visit outreach.hawaii.edu or email ochelp@hawaii.edu.

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