MANRRS began as a shared vision by a group of agriculture students and faculty members at Michigan State University and Pennsylvania State University. Their goal was to develop partnerships between minority students and professionals within academic institutions, government and agriculturally related industries. That commitment led to the first national MANRRS conference, held at Michigan State University, in 1986. Since then, MANRRS has become a national organization comprised of thousands of student and professional members.
Read more about our national history at the National MANRRS website.
As one of the founding chapters, the University of Florida MANRRS Chapter has connected members with professional networks, academic research, and leadership experiences since 1989. UF MANRRS is an official organization, recognized by the CALS Council and the University of Florida Center of Student Activities and Involvement.
Our members work hard and leave an impact on the local, regional, and national communities.
Our organization is led by the following executive committee:
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