Five MSU jobs taking a holistic approach to student success

Updated from an original article written by Alex Tekip.

Conor Crenell, a Biosystems Engineering senior, works as an engineering intern for the MSU Student Organic Farm.

A young man holding a crop in a greenhouse

Conor Crenell, a Biosystems Engineering senior, works as at MSU Student Organic Farm (SOF), which covers more than 15 acres of land and is located at the Horticultural Teaching and Research Complex.

Conor also works as an Engineering intern for the farm and currently helps manage the solar irrigation pump that the farm uses.

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