EMERITUS FACULTY
An emeritus is a retired college professor or minister. When a professor stops teaching, he/she might be given the title of emeritus, which basically means he/she can still be remembered as a successful professor. The word emeritus, pronounced "eh-MER-ih-tus," is Latin, originally meaning "veteran soldier."
| Name | Research and/or Extension Area | Retirement date |
|---|---|---|
| Andersen, Peter (Pete) | Horticultural Science | 06/30/19 |
| Barnett, Ronald (Ron) | Agronomy | 07/31/05 |
| Blount, Ann | Agronomy | 11/30/22 |
| Chapman, Willis H | Agronomy | 08/31/78 |
| Comerford, Nicholas B | Soil & Water Science (Center Director) | 09/14/17 |
| Funderburk, Joe | Entomology | 06/30/20 |
| Gorbet, Daniel (Dan) | Agronomy | 03/30/07 |
| Hewitt, Timothy D | Farm Management | 09/30/07 |
| Knox, Gary | Environmental Horticulture | 01/30/23 |
| Landrum, Linda | Extension Agent IV | 12/30/11 |
| Marois, Jim | Plant Pathology | 10/31/15 |
| Mizell, Russell (Russ) | Entomology | 02/01/15 |
| Myers, Robert (Bob) | Animal Science | 12/31/10 |
| Olson, Steven (Steve) | Horticultural Science & Extension Specailist (Vegetables) | 01/30/14 |
| Rhoads, Frederick M | Soil & Water Sciences | 06/29/01 |
| Rich, Jimmy R | Entomology & Nematology | 11/30/10 |
| Sprenkle, Richard | Entomology & Nematology | 10/31/07 |
| Wright, David | Agronomy | 09/15/22 |