Location: Location: Ag/ET, Room 135, 903.886.5358
Dr. Brent Donham, Acting Dean
Dr. Byron Housewright, Interim Associate Dean
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources offers a thesis and non-thesis option for the Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences and a Master of Science in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications..
Each graduate degree program in Agricultural Sciences is uniquely tailored to meet individual student interests, with research opportunities in Agribusiness, Agricultural and Family Education, Animal Science, Plant and Soil Science, Horticulture, Sustainable Food Systems, and Wildlife. The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources includes state of the art laboratories and robust facilities appropriate for a wide range of experimental activities.
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources also supports a Transition to Teaching program for degreed professionals who wish to become certified to teach Agricultural, Food, and Natural Resources or Family and Consumer Sciences in secondary schools. This program consists of graduate-level courses in agricultural and family education that focus on professional development competencies required for a successful career in teaching, as well as preparation for the Texas Examination of Educator Standards (TExES). Courses may be applied to a Master of Science degree in Agricultural Sciences, provided the student is admitted to a degree program. Individuals interested in Transition to Teaching should contact the department for specific information regarding admission.
