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April 17, 2003
Volume 33 Number 14 |
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A publication for the faculty, staff, administrators,
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Agriculture’s Cindy Daley Wins Prestigious Wang Award
College of Agriculture professor Cindy Daley has been named one of five
recipients of the California State University Wang Family Excellence Award
for 2003.
Daley and the honorees from other CSU campuses will each receive a $20,000
award.
Former CSU trustee Stanley T. Wang established the Wang Family Excellence
Award in the amount of $1 million in 1998. Its purpose is to recognize
and celebrate CSU faculty and administrators for extraordinary accomplishments.
Over a 10-year span, four faculty members and one administrator will be
honored each year with an award. This is the fifth year awards have been
given.
The Wang Award is the latest in a string of honors for Daley. Earlier
this year, she was named as CSU, Chico’s Outstanding Professor for
2002-03. Last year, the American Association of State Colleges of Agriculture
and Renewable Resources named her the recipient of its Outstanding Teacher
Award. In 2001, the California Agriculture Teachers Association presented
her with its Teacher of Teachers Award.
Conference Explores “Valuing” Environmental Resources
Economists from California, Nevada, Oregon, Wyoming, and Florida will
gather in Chico on Friday, April 25, for a conference on the economic
valuing of environmental resources.
Environmental economists will present case studies of resources in Northern
California and the Pacific Northwest. The content is especially relevant
to residents and businesses in these areas, although the methodology is
applicable to the valuation of resources anywhere.
Presentations will address a range of environmental topics, including
endangered species, fisheries, invasive species, and shipment of nuclear
wastes. The research presented will employ various valuation methods,
including contingent valuation, travel cost, and economic-ecological modeling.
Experts from the California State University system, the University of
California, and universities in Nevada, Oregon, Wyoming, and Florida will
be speakers and panelists. See page 3 for a list of speakers.
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