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EXPERIMENT STATION ASSOCIATES (ESA)
JOHNSON-HORSFALL LABORATORY, NEW HAVEN - The lab, built in 1904, houses the Departments of Analytical Chemistry and Biochemistry. It also contains a Biosafety Level 3 Containment Facility, certified by the CDC, required to handle agents such as West Nile virus. It was renovated and expanded in 2003.
The Experiment Station Associates is a 501(c)(3) friends group that supports the work of The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES).
CAES is a world-class research facility that directly benefits Connecticut. They disseminate scientific knowledge that improves agriculture, horticulture, the environment, food safety, public health and our quality of life. James G. Horsfall, director of CAES from 1948-1971, said “The station was an invention for making inventions.”
The Experiment Station was the first of its kind in the nation and served as the model for the many that followed. Established in 1875, primarily through the efforts of Samuel W. Johnson, the Station was founded to “put science to work for society.” Johnson believed that agriculture could be advanced by scientific investigation performed in conjunction with practical experimentation.
The board of directors of ESA meets four times a year. We hold an annual meeting in the early spring. The annual meeting is open to the public and features a guest speaker from CAES. There are also occasional tours and workshops. To contact us, email info@agstationfriends.org
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Executive Committee
President: Cheryl Cappiali - pres@agstationfriends.org
Vice President: Trish Helm
Treasurer: Anne Rowlands - treasurer@agstationfriends.org
Secretary: Jim Sirch
Past President: Skip Hobbs
Ex Officio
Dr. Jason C. White, Director of CAES
Chris Oczyk, New Haven
Celeste Suggs, New Haven
CAES is a world-class research facility that directly benefits Connecticut. They disseminate scientific knowledge that improves agriculture, horticulture, the environment, food safety, public health and our quality of life. James G. Horsfall, director of CAES from 1948-1971, said “The station was an invention for making inventions.”
The Experiment Station was the first of its kind in the nation and served as the model for the many that followed. Established in 1875, primarily through the efforts of Samuel W. Johnson, the Station was founded to “put science to work for society.” Johnson believed that agriculture could be advanced by scientific investigation performed in conjunction with practical experimentation.
The board of directors of ESA meets four times a year. We hold an annual meeting in the early spring. The annual meeting is open to the public and features a guest speaker from CAES. There are also occasional tours and workshops. To contact us, email info@agstationfriends.org
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Executive Committee
President: Cheryl Cappiali - pres@agstationfriends.org
Vice President: Trish Helm
Treasurer: Anne Rowlands - treasurer@agstationfriends.org
Secretary: Jim Sirch
Past President: Skip Hobbs
Ex Officio
Dr. Jason C. White, Director of CAES
Chris Oczyk, New Haven
Celeste Suggs, New Haven
JOIN | GIVE
Join as a member and/or give a gift to our Early Career Scientist Award (to help one or more worthy "newbie" CAES scientists hire research assistants for the summer)
IMPORTANT NOTE: Use the dropdown menu below to join and/or give, and if you want to give more than the stated amount to the gift options, just use the multiplier (+) to increase by $10 increments.
Join as a member and/or give a gift to our Early Career Scientist Award (to help one or more worthy "newbie" CAES scientists hire research assistants for the summer)
IMPORTANT NOTE: Use the dropdown menu below to join and/or give, and if you want to give more than the stated amount to the gift options, just use the multiplier (+) to increase by $10 increments.
Contact us at info@agstationfriends.org
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