Gender Barriers for Women Working with Subsistence Farmers in Sub–Saharan Africa
Kitty Cardwell
Tuesday, 27 Jan 1998 at 12:00 am – Memorial Union
Kitty Cardwell is research plant pathologist at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture in Ibadan,Nigeria and a project leader for the Maize IPM Project. She received her doctorate in plant pathology from Texas A&M and her undergraduate degree in botany from the University of Texas.From the Lectures Program Archive.
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