Department of Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication

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Overview

The Department of Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication prepares professionals for rewarding careers supporting the food and agricultural industry.

Our Agricultural Communication Program prepares students as professional communicators for agricultural and natural resource organizations, agribusiness, government agencies, and advertising and public relations agencies.

Our Agricultural Education Program prepares teachers who help people learn about food and natural resources in schools and other settings. Agricultural Education graduates are highly sought after in business, government and other fields where professionals are needed to train and work with people.

All of our students receive personalized advising from caring staff and faculty with professional experience in their fields. We connect students with exciting and transformational experiences through study abroad, internships, student teaching, undergraduate research and more. The Department of Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication is also home to a nationally recognized graduate program focused on learning and communication in the context of agriculture, food, natural resources and science. 

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Graduate Information

Programs

• Agricultural Communication, BS
• Agricultural Education, BS

Courses

• ASEC 10100 - Agriculture, Science And Social Issues
• ASEC 15200 - Agricultural Communication Seminar
• ASEC 21200 - Greenhouse And Landscape Fundamentals For Educators
• ASEC 24000 - Seminar In Agricultural Education
• ASEC 28000 - Digital Storytelling
• ASEC 28500 - Introduction To Publication Design
• ASEC 29000 - Special Problems In Agricultural Science And Education Communication
• ASEC 30100 - Building Intercultural Partnerships
• ASEC 31800 - Coordination Of Supervised Agricultural Experience Programs
• ASEC 31900 - Planning Agricultural Science And Business Programs
• ASEC 33100 - The Role Of Horses In Human History, Culture And Society
• ASEC 34000 - Laboratory Practices In Agricultural Education
• ASEC 34100 - Curriculum Development In Agricultural Education
• ASEC 35500 - Controversial Science And Media In The Public Sphere
• ASEC 38000 - Feature Writing And Production
• ASEC 38500 - Communication Strategies For Controversial Issues In ANR
• ASEC 40000 - Agricultural Education Study Abroad
• ASEC 43100 - Planning For International Engagement Methods
• ASEC 43110 - International Engagement Methods
• ASEC 43120 - Evaluating International Engagement Methods
• ASEC 44000 - Methods Of Teaching Agricultural Education
• ASEC 44100 - Field Experience In Agricultural Education Programs
• ASEC 44200 - Curriculum Implementation In Agricultural Education
• ASEC 48000 - Agricultural Communication Capstone Seminar
• ASEC 48500 - Environmental Communication
• ASEC 49000 - Special Problems
• ASEC 49100 - Special Topics In Agricultural Science And Education Communication
• ASEC 49700 - Thesis Research
• ASEC 49900 - Special Problems In Agricultural Communication

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