The professional focus includes courses in agricultural education, extension education, and agricultural communication. Agriculture courses required in the AEC major are designed to provide a broad examination of the agricultural industry. At the same time, students are encouraged to develop a specialty in one or more areas. Yes, all AEC students are assigned an academic advisor upon admission to the undergraduate program. When the Department is notified of a student s admission, the AEC undergraduate coordinator sends a welcome letter that includes the name of the advisor.
All advisors are regular faculty members.
These organizations focus on professional, social, and recreational goals and offer many opportunities for students to get involved and gain valuable experience. ACT and AECS provide an excellent bridge for students to professionals working throughout the agricultural industry. In addition, the University offers an abundance of academic, recreational, and student life programs. Enrollments in AEC courses typically range from 15 to 25 students. Some general education courses will have larger enrollments.