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Submitter's Information

Name

Cheryl Hesse

Title

Curriculum Analyst

Region

Central/Mother Lode

College

Reedley College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

David Clark

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Agriculture Education

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Other Agriculture and Natural Resources (019900)

Projected Start Date

08/02/22

Catalog Description

This certificate program is designed for students with a career goal of becoming an agriculture teacher and choose to acquire associate degrees in other areas of agriculture. Certificate program that allows students to focus on their current degree program while increasing their breadth of experience in agriculture. Students will participate in program planning, community outreach and student recruitment activities. Students will meet the Orientation in Agricultural Education required by universities by observing agriculture classrooms at local secondary school sites. Upon graduation from Reedley College, these students will transfer to university offering  undergraduate degrees in Agriculture Education.

Enrollment Completer Projections
       
    <2019-2020> <2020-2021>
CB01: Course Department Number CB01: Course Department Number Annual # Sections Annual Enrollment Total Annual # Sections Annual Enrollment Total
AGBS-1 Introduction to Agriculture Business 5 116 3 69
AGBS-2 Agricultural Economics 11 272 6 150
AGBS-3 Agriculture Accounting 4 90 5 124
AGBS-4 Computer Applications in Agriculture 5 120 4 111
AGBS-5 Ag Sales and Communications 4 75 2 49
AGBS-8 Agriculture and Natural Resources Ambassadors 2 34 2 17
AGED-50 Agriculture Education Orientation 2 18 2 16
AS-1 Introduction to Animal Science 16 329 14 293
AS-2 Beef Production 1 27 1 23
AS-3 Small Ruminant Production 1 21 1 29
AS-4 Swine Production 1 25 1 25
AS-21 Equine Science 1 26 1 18
EH-30 Principles of Environmental Horticulture 8 149 4 59
EH-43 Plant Propagation/Production 1 9 1 8
MAG-40 Introduction to Agricultural Mechanics 19 292 8 87
MAG-41 Introduction to Agricultural Welding 20 283 16 181
MAG-42 Small Gasoline and Diesel Engines 4 83 4 66
MAG-44 Agriculture Welding Fabrication 10 132 5 55
NR-1 Introduction to Forestry 4 82 4 73
NR-4 Forest Ecosystems 2 50 2 54
NR-7 Conservation of Natural Resources 8 232 7 204
NR-12 Watershed Ecology 2 48 2 32
NR-14 Principles of Wildlife Management 2 50 2 30
PLS-1 Introduction to Plant Science 4 186 4 129
PLS-2 Soils 9 281 8 226
PLS-2L Soils Laboratory 3 87 5 124

 

 

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

Manyof the students with a career goal of becoming an agriculture teacher choose toacquire associate degrees in other areas of agriculture. This certificateprogram allows students to focus on their current degree program whilepreparing for a career in Agriculture Education Upon completion of thecertificate requirements and graduation from Reedley College, most studentswill seek a bachelors of science in Agriculture Education at a partneringuniversity. Additionally, this certificate will allow Reedley Collegestudents to complete courses that are traditionally impacted at transferinstitutions.

 Currently, Reedley College offers an AS Degree in AgricultureEducation. Since this degree program was initiated we have found that themajority of students interested in becoming agriculture educators have declaredmajors within specific agriculture disciplines. Although Agriculture Educationis a single subject credential program at the university level, it encompassesall disciplines within the agriculture field (Ag Business, Animal Science,Plant Science, Natural Resources/Forestry, Mechanized Agriculture).

 The objective of this certificate is to allow students withan interest in becoming an agriculture teacher, experience the secondaryagriculture classroom through our AGED-50 course (Orientation in AgricultureEducation) which meets the university of California requirement for forty-fivehours of classroom observation and participate in leadership development throughthe AGBS-8 (Agriculture and Natural Resources Ambassadors) course.Additionally, students must complete a minimum of nine (9) semester units ofinstruction from one (1) of the five (5) agriculture pathway disciplines.

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

18.00

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

The Agriculture Education Certificate of Achievement at Reedley College is aninnovative program providing students experiences in agriculture educationwhile completing complementary degrees.

Program Requirements

Studentswill complete the core requirements and one specialization.

      
RequirementsDept. Name/#NameUnitsCSU-GEIGETC
Core requirements, 5 unitsAGBS-8  



AGED-50  
Agriculture and Natural Resources Ambassadors Agriculture Education Orientation2  



3
  
Animal Science Specialization, minimum of 9 units  AS-1

AS-2

AS-3


AS-4

AS-21
Introduction to Animal Science Beef Production Small Ruminant Production Swine Production Equine Science3

3

3


3

3
B25B
Environmental Horticulture Specialization, minimum of 9 unitsEH-30  



EH-35
EH-43


EH-48

PLS-1


PLS-2
PLS-2L
Principles of Environmental Horticulture Floral Design Plant Propagation/Production Landscape Design Introduction to Plant Science
Soils Soils Laboratory
3  



1
3


3

3


3
1
         









B2


B1
B3
         









5B


5A
5C
Agriculture Business Specialization, minimum of 9 units  AGBS-1



AGBS-2

AGBS-3

AGBS-4




AGBS-5  
Introduction to Agriculture Business Agricultural Economics Agriculture Accounting Computer Applications in Agriculture Ag Sales and Communications  3



3

3

3




3
 



D2
 
Natural Resources/Forestry Specialization, minimum of 9 unitsNR-1

NR-4

NR-7


NR-12

NR-14
Introduction to Forestry Forest Ecosystems Conservation of Natural Resources Watershed Ecology Principles of Wildlife Management3

3

3


3

3
   



B2
   



5B
Agriculture Mechanics Specialization, minimum of 9 units  MAG-40



MAG-41



MAG-42



MAG-44  
Introduction to Agricultural Mechanics Introduction to Agricultural Welding Small Gasoline and Diesel Engines Agriculture Welding Fabrication3



3



3



3
  

 

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Published at

05/05/22 - 06:29 AM

Status

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