The core areas reflect the educational foci of the Department. To meet degree requirements, graduate students are introduced to each area by taking a minimum of one course from each core. Students also have the opportunity to develop greater knowledge in an area by taking additional courses in any core area.

Educational Processes
AEE 515 Engagement Through Outreach Scholarship in Higher Education
AEE 524 Change in Education
AEE 530 Teaching and Learning in Agricultural Science
AEE 400 Educational Programs in Agriculture for Developing Countries
AEE 412 Methods of Teaching Agriculture and Environmental Science
YFE 438 Living in an Increasingly Diverse Society
YFE 439 Contemporary Youth Issues
INTAG 481 Problem Solving in Tropical Agriculture

Leadership Development and Communications
YFE 535 Youth Civic Development
AEE 440 Communication Methods and Media
AgCom 462W Advanced Agricultural Writing
AEE 460 Foundations in Leadership Development
AEE 465 Leadership Practices: Power, Influences, and Impact
AEE 508 Administration and Supervision of Agricultural and Extension Education
AEE 597C Organizing and Presenting Scientific Information

Program Development
AEE 413 Program Planning and Instructional Development
AEE 418 Effective Laboratory Development for Agricultural and Environmental Science
AEE 450 Program Design and Delivery
AEE 455 Youth Programs and Volunteer Management
YFE 550 Program Development and Evaluation in Youth, Families and Communities
YFE 555 Volunteer Program Management

Research
AEE 509 Contemporary Research Issues in AEE
AEE 520 Scientific Method in the Study of Agricultural and Extension Education
AEE 521 Basic Applied Data Analysis in Agricultural and Extension Education

Approved May 7, 2004

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