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Richard 'Dick' Straub is receiving the Distinguished Service Award from the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. 'He's one of the most influential figures in the UW-Department of Biological Systems Engineering,' said Troy Runge, who nominated Straub for the award. Runge is the current chairman of the department.
Dick Straub accepts a gift in 2019 from Mike Peters, director of the UW–Agricultural Research stations, during Straub’s retirement party. His many technical contributions to agribusinesses holds true to the 'Wisconsin Idea' and to the University of Wisconsin's land-grant mission, Troy Runge says.
Dick Straub, then-senior associate dean of the UW-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, talks in 2018 with faculty, staff and members of the Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association Board at the group's annual picnic, held near the UW-Marshfield Agricultural Research Station.
annual picnic at the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station near Marshfield, Wis., Wednesday, July 11, 2018.
MADISON, Wis. – Richard “Dick” Straub is receiving the Distinguished Service Award from the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
Troy Runge
Mike Peters
Lynn Grooms writes about the diversity of agriculture, including the industry’s newest ideas, research and technologies as a staff reporter for Agri-View based in Wisconsin.
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Richard 'Dick' Straub is receiving the Distinguished Service Award from the University of Wisconsin-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. 'He's one of the most influential figures in the UW-Department of Biological Systems Engineering,' said Troy Runge, who nominated Straub for the award. Runge is the current chairman of the department.
Dick Straub accepts a gift in 2019 from Mike Peters, director of the UW–Agricultural Research stations, during Straub’s retirement party. His many technical contributions to agribusinesses holds true to the 'Wisconsin Idea' and to the University of Wisconsin's land-grant mission, Troy Runge says.
Dick Straub, then-senior associate dean of the UW-College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, talks in 2018 with faculty, staff and members of the Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association Board at the group's annual picnic, held near the UW-Marshfield Agricultural Research Station.
annual picnic at the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station near Marshfield, Wis., Wednesday, July 11, 2018.
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