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Welcome to Texas Tech University's Department of Agricultural Education and Communications. The department works closely with the College of Education and College of Mass Communications to offer a valuable degree program.

In addition to receiving a quality education, departmental students are part of a family-like atmosphere and attend many classes together at the university. Faculty members in the department use a student-centered approach to show students how to successfully function in today's fast-paced, technologically advanced job market. Teachers in the department know their students and are available to help students with class projects, advising and job applications. Support like this helps make the transition to campus life at Texas Tech an easy one.

Upcoming Events

June 4 – Cooperating Teacher Professional Development Conference

July 6-10 – State FFA Convention

July 27-31 – VATAT Conference

Announcements

Texas Tech will be hosting a Cooperating Teacher Professional Development conference on June 4th, 2009. 
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Photographs of the 2009 TTU State CDE winners are now available. Click here to view all the winning teams from the CDEs on April 18, 2009.

Photographs of the 2009 TTU Area CDE winners are now available. Click here to view all the winning teams from the CDEs on April 4, 2009.

Four undergraduate courses will be offered this summer:
May Intersession courses – AGED 4302 & ACOM 4001 (Photography)
Summer Session I courses – AGED 2302 & ACOM 2302

In the Spotlight

Undergraduates recognized as Dean’s Scholars

Texas Tech University’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources recognized its 2009-2010 Dean’s Scholars at 4 p.m. Feb. 27 at the International Cultural Center.

CASNR Honors Distinguished Alumni

Texas Tech University’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources recognized six distinguished alumni Monday (Feb. 16) at the Merket Alumni Center.

Alumna accepts Plant and Soil Science recruiting position

Fresh off earning a master’s degree in agricultural communications from Texas Tech University in December, Katie Leigh has joined the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources’ Department of Plant and Soil Science as its new communications and recruiting coordinator.

Tech study measures food safety in popular cooking shows

While the masterful chefs of the highly-popular Food Network cook up plenty of finger-licking-good food, a new Texas Tech University study on food safety measures suggests that it’s not a good idea for some of their stars to actually lick their fingers while cooking the grub.