41. Course Work In Animal Science Courses in animal science, food science and pathobiology are the core offeringsin the various options. Agriculture, in its broadest definition, http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/Anisci/Courses.asp

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip Navigation skip menu and banner UW Home About UW Apply ... Courses Offered Course Work in Animal Science UW General Bulletin Animal Science Bulletin Graduate School Bulletin Fall Course Offerings ... Spring Course Offerings The Department of Animal Science and the Department of Veterinary Sciences have combined their efforts to offer several degree options leading to the bachelor of science degree in animal and veterinary sciences (ANVS). Courses in animal science, food science and pathobiology are the core offerings in the various options. Agriculture, in its broadest definition, is the nation's largest industry. Livestock production is Wyoming's largest agricultural enterprise. Animal agriculture and its associated industries offer many opportunities for the interested student. Whether a student is interested in production livestock, allied fields such as meat science, business or animal health, or wants to apply to a college of veterinary medicine, the degree tracks offered will form the basis for a challenging career in animal agriculture/biology. The

42. University Of Nebraska Animal Science Department All animal science courses offered at the University of Nebraska are listed here;also included is an indication of which semester(s) they are offered and http://www.animalscience.unl.edu/document.cgi?docID=108

43. Writing Across The Curriculum: Putting Theory Into Practice In Animal Science Co Department of Animal Sciences, University of Kentucky, evaluating writing inundergraduate animal science courses is the primary focus of this paper. http://jas.fass.org/cgi/content/abstract/74/11/2810

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: This Article Full Text (PDF) Alert me when this article is cited Alert me if a correction is posted Services Similar articles in this journal Similar articles in PubMed Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager ... Cited by other online articles PubMed PubMed Citation Articles by Aaron, D. K. JOURNAL ARTICLE Writing across the curriculum: putting theory into practice in animal science courses D. K. Aaron Department of Animal Sciences, University of Kentucky, Lexington 40546-0215, USA. Founded on the premise that "learning to write" and "writing to learn" are parallel processes, Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) programs advocate the use of writing activities to enhance learning in subject matter courses across the university curriculum. Application of WAC theory to creating assignments and evaluating writing in undergraduate animal science courses is the primary focus of this paper. Although a variety of writing-to-learn

44. Undergraduate Academic Programs | Sciences This program offers a broad range of animal science courses that cover wildlife,livestock, and companion animal species. At Level I students undertake http://www.adelaide.edu.au/programs/ug/prog/sciences/

The University of Adelaide Home Search Undergraduate Introduction ... Contacts Please direct any student enquiries to the Student Centre. North Terrace Campus THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE SA 5005 AUSTRALIA Email Telephone: +61 8 8303 5208 (Country and interstate callers toll free on 1800 061 459) Facsimile: +61 8 8303 4401 You are here: Undergraduate Academic Programs Sciences Sciences Program Information Leaflet (pdf 632K) Faculty Web Site Uniquely located across 3 campuses , The Faculty of Sciences is one of the most prestigious and exciting learning environments in the southern hemisphere. The Faculty of Sciences offers undergraduate academic programs in: Bachelor of Agriculture Bachelor of Food Science and Technology Bachelor of Natural Resource Management Bachelor of Oenology ... Bachelor of Teaching / Bachelor of Science The workload for undergraduate programs is 24 units per year (full-time). The future will be defined by knowledge and technologies that are being invented now. At the University of Adelaide, we combine over a century of tradition with internationally acclaimed innovation in research and teaching to give you the skills to take a leading role in shaping our future. The Faculty of Sciences offers a wide range of exciting and innovative academic programs across a broad spectrum of the sciences, ranging from the fundamentals of chemistry, biology and physics, to applied and specialised fields including wine science, biotechnology, food technology, optics and space science. Our strong research tradition, international connections and unique quality teaching resources, ensure that our programs and teaching methods are at the forefront of current science practices. We achieve this through the use of well-equipped and up to date laboratories and field stations, modern information technology facilities, strong and active relationships with a large number of scientific institutes and special research centres, and unique research partnerships with commercial industry, and state and national government agencies.

45. Acalog4™ ACMS: Program Information animal science courses also serve as elective opportunities for students in other Required Animal and Veterinary Science Courses (42 credits) http://www.catalog.umaine.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=23&poid=1674

46. Agriculture Courses Provides details of the university's undergraduate courses in farming, agriculture, crop management and animal science and production. http://www.harper-adams.ac.uk/undergraduate/agriculture/index.cfm

47. Error Includes courses, faculty, graduate student handbook, undergraduate curriculum, honors program scholarships, embryo biotech laboratory, horse program and graduate school. http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/inst/research/departments/animalscience/

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48. Department Of Animal Science Department of animal science University of California, Davis Get informationabout admission, enrollment, courses, scheduling, internships, http://animalscience.ucdavis.edu/default.htm

Department of Animal Science University of California, Davis We engage in teaching, research, and extension related to the biology and production of domestic animals. SHORTCUTS Positions Open Faculty Positions within the Animal Science Department Donations and Gifts You can help the UC Davis Department of Animal Science with a tax-deductible gift. Avian Resources Obtain information on international stocks of poultry and avian species valuable for biological research. AES CE Conference Learn about genuine connections and cooperative associations among campus and county-based ANR members working in animal agriculture Web Cams Watch live video from our web cameras online. Highlights Keep up to date with the Department Newsletter. Read all about it! Software See how the latest products by our department can help your business. Advising Center Get information about admission, enrollment, courses, scheduling, internships, research opportunities, and job opportunities. Facilities Tour our research facilities and field stations FTP Site Visit our Department FTP site.

49. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE : University Of Vermont Features a table of contents, courses, and information on faculty, staff and alumni. http://asci.uvm.edu

Skip University-Wide Navigational Links Skip Local Navigational Links UVM Home DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE ... Contact Information Department of Animal Science Skip Main Content Area We hope your next few years with us will be exciting challenging , and fulfilling Ethan Fechter-Leggett (graduating ASCI senior) is congratulated by Dr. Thomas McFadden , Chair of Animal Science. Photo courtesy of Dr Todd Pritchard Congratulations to ASCI graduate Ethan Fechter-Leggett who is the recipient of the UVM 2005 Keith M. Miser Leadership award presented at graduation on May 22nd! The Miser award is presented in recognition of outstanding service to the University. Ethan has received numerous awards while an ASCI student at UVM, including several American Society of Animal Science awards, a Henderson grant, a Presidential scholarship and the UVM scholarship for academics. He has also been on the Dean's list four times. While at UVM Ethan made major contributions to the Free to Be organization on campus, served on the President's Commissions on LGBT Equity, and Diversity and Inclusion, as well as being co-founder and chair of the Translating Identity Conference held at UVM. Through a preveterinary focus in ASCI at UVM Ethan is presently considering vet schools to attend. Congratulations to Ethan and all our 2005 graduates!!!

50. Animal Science Information about the courses, requirements, scholarship grants, and faculty profiles for this field. PreVeterinary Medicine studies descriptions included. http://agri.astate.edu/Animal Science/animal.html

ANIMAL SCIENCE Degree Requirements 2001-2002 Degree Requirements 2002-2004 Degree Requirements 2004-2005 View and print degree checklist For More Information Contact Either: Dr. Bill Humphrey Dr. Bud Kennedy Write to: College of Agriculture P. O. Box 1080 Arkansas State University Jonesboro, AR 72467 OR Call: (870) 972-2087 Return to College of Agriculture Home Page This page is maintained by L.G. Fenner Please e-mail problems, comments, and suggestions to: lfenner@astate.edu Last Revised on:

51. Unitec New Zealand - Page Error Offer courses in animal health and welfare, health, landscape and plant science, and sport. http://www.unitec.ac.nz/?76F311FF-9499-4A4D-B028-9B7EA9947B10

52. ANIMAL SCIENCE - COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Undergraduate and Graduate courses in animal science Related courses in OtherDepartments. Introductory animal Physiology (BIOAP 311) http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/courses/courselist.html

Undergraduate and Graduate Courses in Animal Science AN SC 100 Domestic Animal Biology I AN SC 100 Domestic Animal Biology I AN SC 110 The Animals That Sustain Us AN SC 120 Animal Domestication and Behavior ... AN SC 901 Doctoral-Level Thesis Research Related Courses in Other Departments Introductory Animal Physiology (BIOAP 311) Introductory Animal Physiology Laboratory (BIOAP 319) Milk Quality (FOOD 351) Agriculture in the Developing Nations (INTAG 602) Lipids (NS 602) Basic Immunology, Lectures (BIOG 305) Indicates course with web pages. Indicates course not offered this year.

53. Animal Science - Course Catalog - Moorpark College courses. ANSC M02 2 Units animal Health and Safety Prerequisite None ClassHours 2 lecture Topics in animal science Prerequisite To be determined http://www.moorparkcollege.edu/catalog/subjects/ansc.htm

Course Catalog Animal Science Back to Information Page Courses ANSC M02 2 Units Animal Health and Safety Prerequisite: None Class Hours: 2 lecture Introduces the health and safety issues associated with keeping animals in captivity. Presents the essentials of a preventative medicine program, emphasizing procedures for proper hygiene, quarantine, vaccinations, and safety. Addresses the safety of the animal keeper/handler with a consideration of zoonosis. Formerly EATM M02. Applies to Associate Degree. ANSC M03 2 Units Animal Nutrition Prerequisite: ANSC M02 Class Hours: 2 lecture Provides a basic understanding of those factors relating to the feeding and nutritional needs of domestic and non-domestic animals in captivity as well as in the wild. Formerly EATM M03. Applies to Associate Degree. Transfer credit: CSU. ANSC M04 3 Units Animal Behavior Prerequisite: None Class Hours: 3 lecture Introduces the study of animal behavior, emphasizing learning theory. Focuses on classical and operant conditioning. Applies concepts of ethnology and behavior modification to the maintenance and training of animals in captivity. (Same course as PSY M12.) Formerly EATM M04. Applies to Associate Degree. Transfer credit: CSU. ANSC M04L 0.5 Unit

54. Animal Science: Iowa State University Catalog 2005-2007 Companion animal science. (22) Cr. 3. S. Prereq Course in biology. D.animal science E. Meat science. courses for Graduate students. An S 603. http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/2005-07/courses/ans.html

Iowa State University E-mail the Office of the Registrar ISU Search 2005-2007 Courses and Programs Iowa State University Catalog Information Catalog Home Policy Updates Academics Courses Curricula and Majors Graduate Studies Academic Life Other Information The University Academic Calendar Administration Faculty ... Research Organizations Catalog Index A B C D ... Z Animal Science Graduate Courses www.ans.iastate.edu Maynard Hogberg, Chair of Department Distinguished Professors: Anderson, Beitz, Lamont, Rothschild, Trenkle Distinguished Professors (Emeritus): Freeman, Jacobson, Sell, Willham University Professors: Kenealy, Sebranek University Professors (Emeritus): Parrish Professors: Berger, Brant, Cordray, Dekkers, Dickson, Fernando, Harris, Hoffman, Hogberg, Honeyman, Kilmer, Loy, Mabry, Morrical, Nissen, Ouart, Prusa, Robson, Russell, Spike, Stahly,Strohbehn, Tuggle, Xin Professors (Emeritus): Brackelsberg, Ewan, Foreman, Haynes, Holden, Jurgens, Kiser, Marple,Owings, Rouse, Rust, Speer, Stevermer, Topel, Voelker, Wickersham, Wilson, Wunder, Young,Zimmerman, Zmolek Professors (Collaborators): Acker, Clutter, Horst, Kehrli, Olson, Quigley, Reinhardt

55. Why Animal Science? These core courses are what constitute the General animal science concentration,which is the most basic and most flexible of the four options. http://ag.udel.edu/anfs/undergrad/whyAnimalScience.htm

ANFS Contact Information: Department of 044 Townsend Hall Newark, DE 19716 Why Animal Science? People love animals. Their devotion and companionship grasp our hearts, making animals a popular career choice for many people. But beyond their roles as pets, animals provide us with service, food, clothing, medicines, and valuable scientific information. They play an important role in our economy and in our everyday lives. Because of this role, Animal Science is often the discipline of choice for those with a passion for animals and a desire to understand how they work. Using biology, chemistry and applied sciences, Animal Science focuses on understanding the physiology, behavior, health and management of domesticated animals. Hands-On and By-the-Book Animal Science offers a unique opportunity to combine classroom lectures and book-learning with hands-on work with animals. Both in the lab and on our farm, students begin working with animals right away. While the first year includes courses in chemistry, math, computers, and English, students also take an introductory animal science course that takes them out of the classroom and into a world of live animals. Freshmen also take a course in anatomy and physiology, which teaches fundamental lab skills through in-depth laboratory exercises. Choosing a Concentration Because animal science majors have diverse interests, we offer four areas of focus in the major. Each concentration has the same core requirements, including lots of science courses, some math, and elective courses in literature, arts, social sciences, and humanities. Additionally, all concentrations include the Animal Science core, which includes courses in diseases, physiology, nutrition, genetics and production. These core courses are what constitute the General Animal Science concentration, which is the most basic and most flexible of the four options. Students who choose this option tend to have a broad interest in Animal Science and often wish to double major in another program. The other three concentrationsAnimal Biotechnology, Applied Animal Science, and Pre-Veterinary Medicinerequire additional courses specifically related to these areas.

56. Berry College - School Of Mathematical And Natural Sciences animal science MINOR 18 hours in courses with ANS prefix. PREVETERINARY MEDICINE Students in this program earn a BS in animal science. http://www.berry.edu/academics/science/ans/curriculum.asp

Future Students Berry Students DIRECTORY SITE MAP ... LIBRARY School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences Quick Links . . . Academic Calendar Administration Apply (PDF) - Undergrad Apply (PDF) - Graduate Berry Dining BOLD Program Bookstore Business Office Campus Carrier Campus Police Campus Visit Info Career Development Catalogs Century Campaign Chaplain's Office Child Development Driving Directions Education Graduate Elementary School Employment Faculty Research Financial Aid First-year Experience GA Academy of Sci. GA Sci Olympiad Guest Cottages Historic Berry Honors Program Info Technology Institutional Research Interfaith Council International Progs. Intramurals Library Mail Services Majors Multicultural Affairs Oak Hill Museum Performing Arts Provost Publications Public Relations Purchasing Office Quick Facts Registrar Religion in Life Residence Life S. Women Writers Strategic Plan Student Activities Student Orientation Student Work Viking Web WAC-Writing Program Women's Studies Berry College - School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences ANS Home Curriculum Facilities Faculty ... SMNS Home Contact Information: Animal Sciences 2277 Martha Berry Hwy P. O. Box 5003

57. OSU Meat Science Courses OSU Meat science courses. animal sciences 305 Meat animal and Carcass Evaluation animal sciences 355.01 - Principles of Meat science animal sciences http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~meatsci/courses.html

OSU Meat Science Courses Animal Sciences 305 - Meat Animal and Carcass Evaluation Animal Sciences 355.01 - Principles of Meat Science Animal Sciences 355.02 - Meat Science Products Laboratory Animal Sciences 360 - Global Food and Agriculture ... Links

58. UNE -Discipline Of Animal Science -Course List UNE Discipline of animal science. List of Available courses. Undergraduate;Postgraduate. Undergraduate courses http://sciences.une.edu.au/ansc/page.asp?PgName=course_list

59. Cal Poly College Of Agriculture : Faculty Directory : Animal Science He teaches Market Beef Production and animal science seminar courses. Bob Delmore teaches meat science courses in the animal science department, http://cagr.calpoly.edu/facultyAndStaff/AnimalScience.asp

home contact Prospective Students Current Students ... Contact Us Search John L. Merriam Named ASAE Fellow Cal Poly Rodeo Team Takes Top Honors Apply to Cal Poly College of Agriculture for Fall Quarter 2006 Cal Poly College of Agriculture Graduates Get Good Jobs ... faculty directory animal science Department Head Andrew J. Thulin, Ph.D. Kansas State University animalscience@calpoly.edu Pete Agalos, MS Ca. Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo pagalos@calpoly.edu Jonathon L. Beckett, Ph.D. U.C. Davis jbeckett@calpoly.edu Swanton Pacific Ranch in Davenport, California. His research interests include the nutritional factors influencing reproduction in cattle, and development of computer management tools to increase enterprise productivity. Specialties: Beef Cattle Production; Computer Applications; Reproductive Endocrinology. Matthew A. Burd, DVM, MS U.C. Davis mburd@calpoly.edu M. Steven Daugherty, Ph.D. New Mexico State University, Las Cruces

60. Animal Science a practical curriculum made up of courses in agriculture, animal science, Animal science courses integrate genetics, health, housing, management, http://www2.hawaii.edu/~marcel/ansc.htm

Animal Science Specialization Animal Science students can choose either the Production or Pre-Veterinary Option . Students enrolled in either curriculum can receive a Bachelor of Science degree. Both options emphasize a practical curriculum made up of courses in agriculture, animal science, communications, and biological and physical sciences. Ani-mal Science courses integrate genetics, health, housing, management, nutrition, physiology, reproduction, and live- stock evaluation. To complement classroom instruction, The College of Agriculture maintains cattle, goats, quail, sheep, swine, and rabbits on the UHH Agriculture Farm Labo- ratory. The animals are used during lab periods to provide hands-on experience for students to help translate classroom instruction into real life situations. P roduction Option : Students enrolled in this program are preparing for careers related to production, processing or marketing of livestock. Graduates often take positions as managers or herdsmen at farms, ranches and governmental stations. Animal care positions also exist at equestrian centers, hotels, veterinary clinics and zoos. Graduates take positions in meat processing, livestock buying, artifi- cial insemination, laboratory analysis, feed mill manage- ment, and representative of livestock and farm organiza- tions. Other positions include sales of equipment, feed, meat, semen and pharmaceuticals. A. AgriScience Core (62 semester hours): 1. Animal Science Foundation (27 semester hours): a. AnSc 141, AnSc244, AnSc 321, AnSc 350, AnSc 445, AnSc 450 b. 9 semester hours from the following courses: AnSc 342/351/353/354/355 2. AgriScience Foundation (26 semester hours): Ag 299, Ag 497; AgBus 110; AgEc322/330/430; Agron 410; AgEng 231; Ento 304; Hort 262; Soils 304 3. Elective Agriculture courses (10 semester hours) B. General Education Core (61 semester hours): 1. Natural Science Foundation (25 semester hours): Biol 150, Biol 153, Biol 275; Chem 124, Chem 125; Math 121 2. Social Science/Humanities Foundation (21 semester hours): Acc 250/AgEc 221; Econ 201/AgEc 201; Eng 100, Eng 309 SpCom 151, SpCom 251; A Social Science course 3. Other Electives including College of Agriculture courses (15 semester hours)

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