Professor John Shelle son of Mary and Norbert Shelle of Hudson was recognized this spring for his contributions to the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University.  John received three awards during spring semester 2007.  He received the Distinguished Service for Study Abroad Programs Award for his development of two overseas study programs in Ireland, a semester exchange program with Enniskillen College of Agriculture in Northern Ireland and a three week study tour conducted annually in May.  Dr. Shelle was also recognized by the Institute of Agricultural Technology as the Outstanding Faculty Member for 2007.  John joined the faculty in 1984 to start the Horse Management Program in the Institute which has grown to be one of its most successful programs.  This is the second time he has received this award.  At the annual College Awards Banquet John was honored with the Howard and Lili Ann Camden Endowed Creativity/Teacher/Scholar Award.  This recognition is given annually to the outstanding Teacher in the College and recognizes faculty who have made outstanding contributions to undergraduate programs.