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Center for Agriscience Communications at Texas Tech
CATT

The Center for Agriscience Communications at Texas Tech (CATT) specializes in conducting research in the field of communications for the West Texas community and beyond. Through careful analysis, CATT's team can create targeted communication efforts to assist in building communities within organizations through effective outreach and engagement.

Mission

The Center for Agriscience Communications at Texas Tech University (CATT) was established in 1990 to enhance and advance the understanding and impact of agricultural science and natural resources through strategic communication, outreach, and engagement.

CATT strives to achieve its mission through the following objectives:

    • Strengthen and Build Collaborative Partnerships
    • Identify Communication Needs through Audience Analysis
    • Facilitate Effective Communication, Outreach, and Engagement
    • Monitor and Evaluate the Impact
    • Develop Science Communication Skills in Future Agriculturists

Mission & Objectives

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CATT is comprised of a team of faculty and graduate assistant members who are active in amplifying the center's mission and objectives through their research endeavors. Learn more about our team members below.

Specializing in research to better identify communication needs, CATT can create effective communication, outreach, and engagement efforts among organizations and teams. Learn more about some of our recent projects below:

  • Project 1
  • Project 2
  • Project 3
CATT prioritizes leveraging innovative strategic communication tools in both research and outreach. Our toolbox allows us to effectively convey agriculture and natural resource topics to various audiences.

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