Agricultural Education, B.S.: Agricultural Leadership Concentration
Program Overview
The Agricultural Education: Agricultural Leadership program at Texas Tech University prepares students for leadership roles in the agricultural industry and beyond. The curriculum emphasizes leadership theory, communication skills, and agricultural knowledge. Graduates pursue careers in leadership, human resources, sales, management, and other fields. The program requires 120 credit hours, including a 10-credit internship.
Program Outline
Outline:
First Year
- Fall:
- Introduction to Agricultural Leadership Development (AGLS 1300) - 3 credits
- Mathematics - 3 credits
- Essentials of College Rhetoric (ENGL 1301) - 3 credits
- History of the United States to 1877 (HIST 2300) - 3 credits
- Life and Physical Sciences - 4 credits
- Spring:
- Leadership and Diversity in Organizations and Communities (AGLS 2307) - 3 credits
- Mathematics or Logic - 3 credits
- Advanced College Rhetoric (ENGL 1302) - 3 credits
- History of the United States since 1877 (HIST 2301) - 3 credits
- Life and Physical Science - 4 credits
Second Year
- Fall:
- Leadership Theory for Agriculture and Beyond (AGLS 3315) - 3 credits
- Scientific Communications in Agriculture and Natural Resources (ACOM 2302) - 3 credits
- Agriculture and Society (AGED 2304) - 3 credits
- American Government (POLS 1301) - 3 credits
- Public Speaking (COMS 2300) - 3 credits (fulfills Oral Communication requirement)
- Spring:
- Team Leadership Development in Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGLS 3314) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Agricultural Communications (ACOM 1300) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Agricultural Education (AGED 2300) - 3 credits
- Texas Politics and Topics (POLS 2306) - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective - 3 credits
Third Year
- Fall:
- Leadership in International Development of Agriculture (AGLS 3310) - 3 credits
- Fundamentals of Agricultural and Applied Economics (AAEC 2305) - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective - 3 credits
- Creative Arts Elective - 3 credits
- Spring:
- Introduction to Sales (AAEC 3305) - 3 credits
- Organizational Leadership Development in Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGLS 4308) - 3 credits
- Interrelationships of Agricultural Agency Information Systems (AGLS 4330) - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective - 3 credits
Fourth Year
- Fall:
- Theories of Change (AGLS 3302) - 3 credits
- Language, Philosophy, & Culture - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective (3000/4000 level) - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective (3000/4000 level) - 3 credits
- Agriculture Elective (3000/4000 level) - 3 credits
- Spring:
- Internship (AGED 4000) - 10 credits
- Contemporary Issues in Agricultural Leadership (AGLS 4309) - 3 credits
Careers:
Other:
Agriculture Electives:
- 3 hours must be from ANSC
- 3 hours must be from PSS
- 3 hours must be from NRM
- At least 9 hours of Agriculture Electives must be 3000/4000 level courses.
- All Agriculture Electives must be within the Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources or be transferred into the college as an approved equivalent.
Texas Tech University
Overview:
Texas Tech University (TTU) is a public research university located in Lubbock, Texas. It is a large institution with over 40,000 students and 1,800 acres of campus. TTU is recognized as a Carnegie Tier One Research Institution, signifying its commitment to high-quality research and innovation.
Services Offered:
TTU offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Admissions:
Undergraduate, graduate, international, online, law, and veterinary medicine programs.Financial Aid:
Scholarships, student employment, military and veterans services.Housing:
On-campus residence halls with various options to choose from.Dining:
A variety of dining options on campus, including delivery and takeout services.Raider Safety:
Emergency communications, health and counseling services, and campus police.Student Engagement:
Over 450 student organizations and clubs.Student Resources:
Career advice, mentorship, financial guidance, and academic support.University Recreation:
Recreational sports, fitness facilities, and wellness programs.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Students at TTU can expect a vibrant and engaging campus experience. The university offers a wide range of opportunities for student involvement, including:
Student organizations and clubs:
Providing opportunities for students to connect with peers, pursue their interests, and develop leadership skills.Athletics:
Supporting the Red Raiders athletic teams in 17 varsity sports.Campus events:
A variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, lectures, and social gatherings.Campus traditions:
Unique traditions like Guns Up, Soapsuds, and Carol of Lights.Key Reasons to Study There:
Tier One Research Institution:
Providing students with access to cutting-edge research opportunities and facilities.Diverse academic programs:
Offering over 150 degree programs across 13 colleges and schools.Strong alumni network:
Connecting students with a vast network of successful graduates.Vibrant campus life:
Providing a supportive and engaging environment for students to thrive.Affordable education:
Offering competitive tuition rates and financial aid options.Academic Programs:
TTU offers a wide range of academic programs, including: