| The Agricultural Communications program
in Agricultural Services & Development provides the
student with both agricultural and communications skills. The program contains
50 semester credit hours of Agriculture course work and 22 semester hours
of communication course work. In adddition, the last semester of the program
includes professional development training and a 12-week internship with
an agricultural communications related business. Internships include placement
with agricultural publications, radio stations, livestock organizations,
commodity groups, and governmental agencies that provide communications.
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Agricultural instruction includes the areas of Animal Science,
Horticulture, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Engineering, Plant &
Soil Science, and Agricultural Sales. The communication courses cover the
areas of Professional Speaking, News Writing, Radio and Television Production,
Photography, Broadcast Journalism, Video Production, and Public Relations.
As you can see, the Agricultural Communications Degree opens the career
opportunities of agricultural communications as well as many other agricultural
and communication related fields. Consider the versatility of the program
and you must agree Agricultural Communications is a wise choice.
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