Field Experiences are academic experiences that occur outside the classroom and provide students an opportunity for experiential learning. Various field experiences allow students to connect their coursework and degree programs to their future careers. It is important to know that students earn academic credit for the learning that occurs and is documented by completing self-assessments, developing competencies, creating presentations, and other academic work in connection with their experience. Credit is not earned simply by having a work experience.
Policies, procedures, and instructors differ for each section.
Agricultural and Life Sciences Education
- AgEdS 1160 Initial Field Experience Instructor: Dr. Ryan Best
- AgEdS 2110A High School Agriculture Programs Instructor: Dr. Scott Smalley
- AgEdS 4160 Pre-Student Teaching Experience in Agricultural Education. Instructor: Dr. Scott Smalley
- AgEdS 4170 Supervised Teaching in Agricultural Education Programs. Instructor: Dr. Scott Smalley
Agricultural Communication
- AgEdS 2110C Agricultural Industries and Agencies. Instructor: Dr. Shuyang Qu
- AgEdS 4120 Section SQ Internship in Agricultural Education and Studies. Instructor: Dr. Shuyang Qu Course manual (pdf), student contract (docx).
Agricultural Studies
- AgEdS 4120 Section BC Internship in Agricultural Education and Studies. Instructor: Dr. Skyler Rinker