Agricultural Education

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Important links WAMCDE 2008 Fall Clinic 2007	The Agricultural Education curriculum provides a diversified coverage of technical and professional agricultural subjects necessary to prepare teachers of agricultural education for service in the public middle, secondary and post secondary schools.  If you are considering a career as an agriculture teacher and FFA advisor, take a look at Agricultural Education at the University of Wyoming. A strong balance of practical experience as well as theory has placed our graduates in great demand for teaching jobs in the Rocky Mountain region. A career in teaching and working with FFA members is rewarding and challenging.  The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education is offered with choices of a concurrent major in either of the following: Animal and Veterinary Sciences and Agricultural Education Agricultural Business and Agricultural Education Agricultural Communications and Agricultural Education Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management and Agricultural Education Think about some of the features of our program.  The teaching degree provides the opportunity to choose to work and live in an agricultural or an urban community. The broad-based curriculum plus the people-oriented and teaching skills prepares you for many jobs in agribusiness as well as teaching. The Bachelor's degree program can be completed in four years. You can transfer two years of work from a Wyoming community college without losing credits. You can earn a minor in a specific field of Agriculture. You can earn a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture plus certify to teach in one more year if desired. For more information regarding the undergraduate program or courses,  please contact Dr. Carl L. Reynolds.  Scholarships University of Wyoming Agricultural Education Scholarships Application Form NAAE (National Association of Agricultural Educators WACTE (Wyoming Association of Career and Technical Education)
	Faculty Dr. Carl L. Reynolds, Professor Course and Project Assistants Billy McKim Courses EDAS 3160 - Principles of Agricultural Education (course taught with on-line component) EDAS 3170 - Agricultural and Commercial Construction EDAS 3180 - Welding Technology EDAS 4170 - Project Development for Teachers EDAS 4180 - Mechanical and Fluid Power Technology EDAS 4700 - Principles and Philosophy of Vocational Education EDUC 4260 - Methods of Teaching Agricultural Education Graduate Courses Facilities Agriculture Lab Research & Development Influence of Computer Technology on Teaching and Learning. Contact Dr. Carl. L. Reynolds Programs & Projects AgMec 2000 WAMC 2000 WAMC 2001 Fall Clinic 2002 WAMCDE 2003 Results WAMCDE 2003 WAMCDE 2006 Fall_Clinic2006 Instructional / Supplemental Materials Resources Small Gas Engines Team Activity Grain Drill Team Activity Engine VR Tour Wyoming Agricultural Education Standards Local Program Success	For a tour of the AGED Facility Click Here. This is a Quicktime VR file.

For more information about Agricultural Education, please contact Dr. Carl Reynolds.

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