Where we come from,
Workin’ hard is in the genes
Sure, there are lots of career choices that add value to our culture; however, few are as beneficial to the future our nation as those fields within the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. For over 80 years, we have planted the seeds of excellence in teaching, research and public service. Today, we continue that mission of award-winning innovation, both academically and technologically. Thing is, you will have to come here yourself to see just how friendly we are. Really. There’s a smile and handshake waiting for you.
VIDEO:
Spring Gardening
Tips From Casanova
Spring into action. Texas Tech Landscape Architecture Instructor Chris Casanova answers your gardening questions after a long season of drought.
Summer Class
Opens Door To
Int’l Cotton School
Texas Tech is offering a special two-week summer school class that focuses entirely on West Texas’ most important agricultural crop – cotton.
CASNR Senior
Shines At Research
Poster Competition
Albuquerque’s Maggie Jones wins ‘Exceptional 2012 Poster Presentation’ category at Tech’s Undergraduate Student Research Conference.
CASNR Names
Four Students
As Washington Interns
Kody Lucherk, Savannah Leonard, Loni Woolley and Cade Luckett have been selected for CASNR’s Government Intern Program in Washington, D.C.
LA Leader’s
Upbeat Take
On Job Outlook
Landscape architecture’s improving employment outlook is tied to renewed interest in environmental issues, especially in terms of quality of life.
President’s Interactive
Scholarship Goes
To AEC’s Jurek
Tech awards a ‘President’s Interactive Scholarship’ to junior Faith Jurek from the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications.
PSS Trains
Pros For Texas
Wine Industry Jobs
Housed in Tech’s Department of Plant and Soil Science, the program offers the state’s only four-year undergraduate viticulture and enology program.
CASNR Freshmen
Placed In Top FFA
Leadership Posts
Sheldon Franks, Krysti Kelley, Kelli Neuman and Abby Prause are selected state vice presidents in Texas FFA, the nation’s largest state FFA association.
WHAT CAN I DO
WITH A CASNR DEGREE?
Today’s Focus:
Agricultural & Applied Economics
If you’re interested in the business and management side of today’s agricultural industry, then the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics may be the place for you.
NATIONAL SEARCH
UNDERWAY FOR
NEW AFS CHAIR
Texas Tech has officially launched its search for a new chair of Department of Animal & Food Sciences. Housed in a state-of-the-art research and teaching facility, it has a rich history of excellence in teaching, with a significant national presence in competitive intercollegiate judging competitions.
CASNR GRADUATE
& UNDERGRADUATE
SCHOLARSHIPS
CASNR maintains one of the largest scholarship programs among the colleges at Texas Tech – $1.7 million annually. Typically, one of every three of our students receives a scholarship.
The Thread:
CASNR Caps
Crank Up Style
From blazing reds to subdued beige, the broad diversity of organizations within CASNR can be seen in its eclectic variety of specialty caps and T-shirts.
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