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Graduate students

When you enroll in the graduate program in Horticulture at Washington State University, you become part of a team of students, faculty, and staff who are dedicated to the scientific and intellectual pursuit of knowledge in horticulture.

	Scott Schaeffer smschaeffer@wsu.edu		Tyson Koepke tkoepke@wsu.edu
	Christopher Hendrickson		Derick Jiwan djiwan@wsu.edu
	Lisa Taylor		Kathie Nicholson

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