More than twenty students participated in this project. The advanced welding course requires students to complete various welding projects in class. The course is taught by Jim Taylor who is an Instructional Support Associate in the Agricultural Engineering Department. Taylor stated that this project is important for two reasons. He added that this is the first time his class has participated in a classroom project for the community.
Students generally bring in their own projects to repair or make repairs on campus.
College of Agriculture and Technology at Morrisville celebrated the Agricultural Day on April 26, 2001. The annual event attracted hundreds of elementary school students as well as faculty, students, and staff. This year's program included tours, exhibits, and a celebrity milking contest. Tours included the dairy facilities, the Wildlife Museum, hayrides and games, GPS demonstration, and crop demonstration. Several exhibits of dairy products, dairy princess, petting zoo, horse shoeing, fish tank, cow calving, dairy cattle breeds, and equipment were also part of this annual event.