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Agricultural Education and Communications

Where the Next Generation of Agricultural Educators, Communicators, and Leaders Emerge

The Department of Agricultural Education and Communications is committed to developing the next generation of educators, communicators, and leaders in agriculture. Through a student-centered approach, we provide personalized instruction, mentorship, and support tailored to each student’s goals. Our dynamic learning environment fosters critical thinking, leadership, and technical skills—preparing students to thrive in a rapidly evolving, global agricultural landscape.

Rooted in our values to invest in people, go beyond, and cultivate a collaborative culture, we offer real-world experiences and meaningful connections that empower students to grow, excel, and lead with purpose, making a lasting impact in the agricultural industry and beyond. 

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Students in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications can engage in specific organizations related to their majors, whichenhance their academic and professional experience.

AEC Student Organizations

The Agriculturist

The Agriculturist is a student publication of the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications at Texas Tech. Each semester, students enrolled in ACOM 4310: Development of Agricultural Publications produce this magazine from start to finish.

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Events Coordinator Joins Growing Davis College Communications Team

by: Norman Martin

'We are excited to see Chloe step into this role and bring her creativity, organization and dedication to the events that bring our Davis College community together.'

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Davis College Climbs Among Top Agricultural Programs Nationwide

by: Norman Martin

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Davis College Brings Home Two Awards from National NAADA Conference

by: Norman Martin

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Nominations Open for Gerald W. Thomas Outstanding Agriculturalist Award

by: Wes Shaw

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