The EH program has a newly refurbished classroom, A-162. Fall semester classes begin in August. Spring classes begin in January. A summer short-course class offering begins in June and lasts only 6 weeks. The summer 2001 class will be Landscape Herbs and Culinary Plants.
Professionals take selected courses for job advancement or upgrades.
Controlled-electives are also offered and may be used toward the AS Degree. Improved self-learning stations are envisioned along the path. I have been the Chair of the career horticulture program since the Fall of 1980 and intend to retire from that position in June 2002. I stay in touch with many of the EH trainees and graduates that are working in good jobs and living interesting lifestyles not only locally but throughout the U.S.A. and even around the world. I encourage anyone desiring to study and practice career horticulture and possibly help this world become a bit greener and perhaps more sustainable, you should definitely look into becoming part of the SBCC-EH adventure.