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Tiffany Wayland of Sperryville graduated from the 2009 Governor's School of Agriculture held at Virginia Tech this summer.
Wayland, a junior from Rappahannock County High School, was one of 96 rising junior and senior high school students from across the Commonwealth selected to participate in the month-long summer residential program for gifted students interested in agriculture and natural resources.
The program was developed in 2001 to provide hands-on, cutting-edge, scientific, and academic instruction to future leaders and scientists to promote their understanding of the scope, opportunities, and challenges, through academic and scientific rigor of the broad fields of agriculture, human health, natural resources, and veterinary medicine.
Students received instruction from Virginia Tech professors in the College of
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