Tuskegee College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Sciences

11/05/2024

While the adults Ball n’ Parlay, prospective students can apply and not pay!! Free Application
Week HOCOAPP November 3- 11th.

10/25/2024

Come on over!

10/27/2023

Dean Olga Bolden-Tiller, and Food & Nutritional Sciences student Diallo Patterson, talk about the importance of their work and being integral in the food chain to provide black families with fresh, healthy and accessible food. Diallo also speaks about why he chose to study food and nutritional science, and where he wants to take his career after his studies end. Yes, there was even a little talk about Ball n' Parlay!

Click below to watch the full segment. To find out more about TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY,our academic programs and student life, go to tuskegee.edu. For CAENS specific programs, mytuag.com provides more insight.

You can watch TheGrio with Marc Lamont Hill weeknights at 7pm ET on cable. You can also catch it on weeknights at 1pm & 9pm ET on streaming apps.

10/25/2023

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY and Agriculture and Forestry University (Nepal) students and faculty travel to Bayer in St. Louis for interactive tour before heading to the World Food Prize in Des Moines, Iowa.

10/13/2023

Happy Homecoming!!! Catch a glimpse of yesterday's "Thirsty Thursday" in CAENS. The TU Food and Nutritional Sciences (TUFANS) Club made delicious and healthy fruit smoothies for the faculty and staff to enjoy.

09/29/2023

Enjoy a few photos from the 2023 Career Fair. Thank you to the organizers, company representatives, and the CAENS students for making today a great success.

09/14/2023

We're halfway through the first day, but there's still time to join us! Check below for an overview of the afternoon sessions.

09/14/2023

Are you joining us for the 27th Booker T. Washington Economic Summit? If not, you're missing out! Dr. Jennifer Clyburn Reed will set the stage with her morning keynote, followed by a discussion on the roles of regional authorities and commissions in economic development. Find a full outline of the conference at tuskegee.edu/btwsummit.

10/31/2022

Calling all CAENS Alumni and Friends! We are excited for you to come back home, and look forward to seeing you Friday from 4-6 p.m. in Henderson Hall. Scan the QR code or click on https://bit.ly/caensalumni to register and update your contact information.

Not attending homecoming this year? We still want to you to complete the form and make sure we have the most up to date contact information for each of you to share great news and events happening in the college.

02/17/2021

Tomorrow is the official kick-off of our 129th Annual Farmers Conference. Click the link below, register, and join us. There is no registration fee to attend.

The Farmers Conference at Tuskegee University is often cited as the oldest event of its type in the nation. The first Farmers Conference, originally called the “Peoples Conference” was hosted on this historic campus on February 23, 1892. This conference exists today as a two-day educational foru...

11/18/2020

Join us for the final round of The Black Harvest Series on November 18th at 11:00am CT/12:00pm ET. This discussion is a forum specifically for Black farmers, ranchers, and/or fisherfolk to gather and share your challenges, needs, and points of collaboration. If you are not a Black producer please help us to get the information to the producers you know and if possible help them connect to this session. Our goal is to document and disseminate ongoing efforts to support Black producers in the South.

An ongoing assessment by the Federation of Southern Cooperatives found that of the 330 farmers surveyed, 93% identified direct financial assistance as their most pressing need in the face of COVID-19. Given the severity of the need, this conversation will provide space for you to listen and share with other Black producers in the South to get an understanding of what the capacity to produce has been since COVID-19. This is an intentionally intergenerational space that honors the Black experience and perspective on ways to secure the resources we need to thrive. Please come prepared to share your successes and challenges while you engage with others from across the South.

The Black Harvest Series will be moderated by the Tuskegee Public Dialogue Team (TPDT) in partnership with the Carver Integrative Sustainability Center (CISC). This series is sponsored by Southern SARE and Tuskegee University.

Door prizes will be awarded. We look forward to seeing you on November 18th at 11:00am CT/12:00pm ET.