About AGRY GSO

The Agronomy Graduate Student Organization (AGRY GSO) strives to provide graduate students with social, academic and professional development opportunities. We act as liaison between graduate students and department faculty, focusing on addressing student concerns and building community on our diverse and close-knit team. All graduate students in the Agronomy department are automatically members and are encouraged to participate.

Contact Us

Juliana Miranda
President, AGRY GSO
mirand41@purdue.edu

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AGSO Potluck 2024 Group Photo AGSO Potluck 2024 Group Photo AGSO Potluck 2024 - Group Socializing AGSO Potluck 2024 - Group Playing Volleyball AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024 AGSO Chili Cook-Off & Seminar 2024

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