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Nov 26, 2024
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2017-2018 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Agricultural Development, B.A./B.S.
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General Information:
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
The D. Howard Doane Chair of Agriculture was established in 1976 as a result of an endowment from Dr. and Mrs. Doane.
The aim of the agriculture major is to prepare students to fill an expanding demand for persons trained in the liberal arts along with the practical, scientific, and technical aspects of agriculture. The department seeks to develop students and graduates who embody the College’s vision and five-fold mission.
The department’s objectives for students majoring in agriculture are that they will:
- develop the ability to speak and write clearly and knowledgeably about agriculture, while demonstrating intellectual and social proficiency in their specific field of emphasis (Academic);
- recognize the value of hard work in defining problems and proposing solutions in agribusiness and animal, plant, and soil management systems (Vocational);
- understand and appreciate humanity’s role in God’s created world for the provision of food, both physical as well as spiritual (Christian);
- demonstrate awareness of agriculture’s favorable contribution to America’s heritage through the value it places on civic responsibility, defense of our nation, and stewardship of national resources (Patriotic);
- understand and appreciate the relationship of agricultural production and processing technologies to human culture (Cultural).
Students majoring in agriculture must select one emphasis or up to a maximum of two emphases, if desired.
Major Requirements: 49-50 credit hours
Required major courses: 31-32 credit hours
Required major core choice: 3 credit hours
One of the following: Animal Science group: 3-4 credit hours
One of the following: Agribusiness group: 3 credit hours
One of the following: Horticulture group: 3 credit hours
One of the following: Technology group: 3 credit hours
Required collateral courses: 15 credit hours
Required collateral choice: 3 credit hours
General Education courses specified by major: 9 credit hours
Biology GE choice: One of the following: 4 credit hours
Chemistry GE choice: One of the following: 4 credit hours
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