Texas Tech University

Teaching Turfgrass Science

In the High School Classroom

 

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Do you know a teacher who is interested in incorporating turfgrass management into their curriculum? Turfgrass management is a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States with steadily growing demand for technically trained management personnel, and an early introduction to the field could open a world of career possibilities to high school students.

Our summer workshops are an opportunity for ag teachers to access TEKS-aligned curriculum, learn professional turf management tools, and explore turfgrass careers.

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About the Workshop

Turfgrass science is an exciting area of agriculture. Learn more about teaching this unique field of science with leading experts at Texas Tech University in this two-day workshop. We will have lots of hands-on activities for teachers to participate in, and everyone will walk away with a complete curriculum outline to put in place in their classrooms.

This workshop is created for Texas agriscience teachers. The event is free, and those who participate in the full workshop and complete the online evaluation will receive a sizeable stipend to compensate all travel costs and time for participating.

When: June 14 | 10am - 4pm
June 15 | 9am - 11pm

Where: Amarillo, Texas


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Questions? Contact us:

Dr. Joey Young

Joey Young, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Turfgrass Science
Department of Plant and Soil Science
Texas Tech University

Phone: (806) 834-8457

Email: joey.young@ttu.edu

Bayer Plant Science Building, Room 112B
2911 15th Street, MS 42122
Lubbock, TX 79409-2122