Chip Ax (middle) stands with Derek Hill, New York FFA director, and Paige Warren, state FFA VP and SUNY Morrisville ag business student, after receiving the Golden Owl Award as a finalist for 2021-22 State Ag Educator of the Year. Both Ax and Hill are graduates of SUNY Morrisville, the school said. (PHOTO CREDIT: PAUL KEARNEY VIA SUNY MORRISVILLE)
MORRISVILLE, N.Y. — SUNY Morrisville professor Charles (Chip) Ax III has been recognized with a Nationwide Golden Owl Award, naming him a finalist as the 2021-22 Ag Educator of the Year. Ax, associate professor of diesel technology and agricultural engineering, is one of 11 finalists across the state for Ag Educator of the Year, SUNY […]
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