Growing a stronger Nevada

A founding college of our University, we have a long tradition of excellence in teaching, research and engagement programs that benefit the health and economic vitality of Nevada. Explore our recent impacts and achievements in this annual report.

Executive Summary

Teaching tomorrow

Ana Nunez Zepeda staffs a nutrition education booth for kids and parents at the College's Field Day event.

Fostering the future

Christina T. Igono wearing glasses and a gray turtleneck stares into the distance.

Honoring the best

Three students in caps and gowns celebrate together at an in-person commencement ceremony.

Students observing wildlife in the field.

Welcoming potential

Researching solutions

Two CABNR students in Nevada gear crouched down on a golden-yellow Nevada range, setting up a drone on a clear blue sky sunny day. In the background is a farm tractor that is John Deere green in color. Snow-capped mountains are in the far distance.

Advancing agriculture

An aerial view of our Experiment Station's planted fields, greenhouses, research facilities and Desert Farming Initiative at the Valley Road Field Lab in Reno, featuring the town's iconic neon skyline and snowcapped mountains.

Expanding research

Growing crop options

A wildfire burning down a Nevada hillside, destroying rangeland plants.

Protecting resources

Engaging communities

Gallery view screenshot of the April 15 webinar showing the six presenters. Three have virtual backgrounds, one is in front of a cluttered book-filled light-wood shelf. Another is in a sparsely-decorated, high-ceiling room with green plants on a ledge.

Addressing challenges

A young boy wearing a ballcap fills a clear plastic cup with a healthful drink provided by the RethinkYour Drink Program at the College's Field Day event.

Promoting health

Man wearing mask and gloves gives thumbs up while standing behind a fruit and vegetable stand. Draped over the stand is a geen and white checked table cloth. A top the stand are bins and bundles of colorful, freshly harvested produce.

Responding to COVID-19

Samantha Shoupe and 4-H youth sit around a long rectangular table covered in craft supplies as they each draw reindeer. Educational posters (including one of the solar system) and kids' artwork adorn the walls.

Serving the underserved

Recognizing supporters

Our College makes science useful and accessible to Nevadans, inspiring future learning, growing tomorrow's leaders and addressing critical issues facing local communities. Your support helps keep College, Experiment Station and Extension resources available and affordable. Together, we're growing a stronger Nevada.

Recognizing supporters