College of Agriculture—An Overview
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“It has been said that the College of Ag is like a family, and I don’t know a better way to sum it up. UK is built on a firm agricultural foundation here in the Commonwealth and it continues to grow and develop and provide unlimited opportunities to Kentucky’s citizens and beyond.” - Carrie T., UK '11
• the possibilities • the opportunities • the future • yourself at the University of Kentucky a university where students come first and one that offers ample opportunities to further your education, both in and outside the classroom. As the flagship university of Kentucky, we are known for amazing educational and leadership opportunities, world-renowned research, championship athletics, and much more. UK is also home to the College of Agriculture—rated as having one of the top 10 agricultural research programs in the United States and the only comprehensive college of agriculture in the state of Kentucky. It is a college with award-winning faculty, staff, and students, individual attention, a global education, student clubs and organizations, successful alumni, and a family atmosphere that makes a public education feel like a private one. We hear from students that UKAg makes them feel at home, part of a community that gives them individual attention. The College has a land-grant mission of teaching, research, and outreach. Students benefit from all of that mission. They find that what they learn in the classroom is both practical and innovative and is backed up with some of the most current research. They also have the chance for personal development through extracurricular and leadership opportunities, internships, and other career-related activities. UKAg offers BIG opportunity in a small community. We want our students to ‘imagine” what their future at UK holds. 3
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Campus Visits
No one would buy a buy a car without taking it for a test drive, and you should follow the same approach in deciding which college or university to attend. Students are encouraged to take the College of Agriculture and UK for a test drive by coming to campus for a visit. During that visit, you will have the opportunity to meet with a faculty member and maybe sit in on a class, take a student-led tour of the College of Agriculture campus, and learn more about the many opportunities available to students. If you are interested in a campus visit, contact the College at 859-257-3469 two to three weeks in advance. A visit may also be scheduled online at www.ca.uky.edu/students. College of Agriculture visits are scheduled for Mondays and Fridays. You are also encouraged to stop by the UK Visitor Center for a complete look at the university. To schedule a visit to main campus, log on to http://www.uky.edu/VisitorCenter.
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Agricultural Biotechnology
The Agricultural Biotechnology Program is for highly motivated, ambitious, career-oriented students who wish to pursue opportunities in human health,
agricultural productivity, and environmental sustainability. In this major, you will gain a strong grounding in the life and physical sciences, be mentored by exceptional scientists, and gain valuable hands-on experience in cuttingedge research. You will study
important core concepts in chemistry, biology, and genetics. With the help of your academic advisor, you will individualize your course work in a science area tailored to your career goals. Once your course work is under way, you will develop your own research project
with the help of a research mentor of your choosing. The combination of course work and significant research experience will provide you with many career opportunities in the broad field of biotechnology and also prepare you for graduate studies in the life sciences or other professional degree programs. You will be well positioned for a rewarding career in the agricultural and food sciences or to advance to training in human or veterinary medicine or fields such as pharmacy, dentistry, and optometry.
the possibilities Once your course work is under way, you will develop your own research project with the help of a research mentor of your choosing.
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Agricultural Economics
When you major in agricultural economics, you’ll learn marketing, management, leadership, and problem-solving—skills needed for careers in the agribusiness and food industries, credit and finance, equine industries, and farm management and production. Food production through agriculture is not just a global business, it’s a necessity of life, so politics, law, environmental issues, natural resources, and international trade are all important in this major. In many ways, agricultural economics is like a business major, but with more emphasis on the big picture of agricultural markets and policy and with more hands-on analysis of agricultural data. In addition to economics, the major offers multiple law classes and courses in topics such as entrepreneurship and human resource management. Graduates take jobs in a truly wide range of industries and are well-prepared for MBA and other graduate school programs and law school. Participation in the UK Agribusiness Club and internships are good ways to complement your course work with real-world activities. If you enjoy managing and motivating people, making decisions, managing financial resources, or finding a more effective way to complete a project, you should consider a major in agricultural economics.
the opportunities In many ways, agricultural economics is like a business major, but with more emphasis on the big picture of agricultural markets and policy and with more hands-on analysis of agricultural data.
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Animal Sciences
If you enjoy working with animals, especially livestock, then the animal sciences degree is for you. The major in animal sciences is designed to prepare students for careers ranging from animal production and management to marketing and public relations, from public education and extension to graduate training in research and teaching, and professional school opportunities including veterinary medicine or medical or dental school. Students get hands-on experience working with live herds and flocks on UK farms in addition to gaining experience in meats and research laboratories. Internships, externships, and summer employment offer opportunities to obtain a variety of work experiences.
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Biosystems Engineering
Biosystems engineering prepares students to use a holistic approach to understand how biology interacts with engineering solutions to meet social needs. This approach serves the needs of traditional engineering students and those interested in a more environmental, biotechnological, or sustainable approach. Biosystems engineers use engineering sciences, natural
the future This program is unique because students earn a degree in the UK College of Engineering and are also students in the College of Agriculture. You get the best of two colleges at UK!
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resources, and biological principles to directly meet, in Kentucky and beyond, challenges in food, energy, the environment, and health. This program is unique because students earn a degree in the UK College of Engineering and are also students in the College of Agriculture. You get
the best of two colleges at UK! Graduates develop solutions for producing, storing, transporting, processing, and packaging biological and agricultural products; they develop solutions for responsible, alternative uses for biological products, co-products, and wastes; and they plan strategies for the wise
use of our natural resources— soil, water, air, and energy. You can tailor your degree to prepare for professional school (veterinary, medicine, etc.), or you can enter the profession with a challenging career in biosystems engineering.
Career and Technical Education
Great teachers can change a life forever—are you ready for the challenge? The career and technical education degree program includes options in agricultural education, which is for you if you love agriculture and rural communities and want to share your knowledge with young people and adults. Graduates pursue careers as agricultural education teachers, agricultural and 4-H extension agents, agricultural sales and service representatives, and human resources management and public relations officers.
Community Communications and Leadership Development
If you have strong communication and interpersonal skills, enjoy working with others and sharing knowledge, and want to make a difference in the social, political, and economic environment of your community or organization, this is your major. This major is a blend of two traditional majors in the College: • Agricultural Communications • Public Service and Leadership Four major subject areas are included: community communications, community development, leadership, and non-formal education. All areas share a common core of classes but allow you to concentrate on one or more areas so you can tailor your course work to fit your interests. We are looking for students who have a talent in journalism, communications, or public relations and aspirations of leadership and civic duty. Past graduates have gone on to careers in the business world, the public and private sector, the Cooperative Extension Service, non-profits, journalism, public relations, higher education, and the political arena. The major is a great steppingstone for graduate and professional schools.
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Dietetics
If you want to help others improve their health or lifestyle through knowledge of proper nutrition, you should consider a degree in dietetics. Our society is more interested than ever in disease prevention and health and wellness, and a career in dietetics puts you at the forefront of this trend. Registered dietitians are in high demand to help promote the use of the science of food and nutrition in maintaining a healthy society. The dietetics degree is a nationally accredited professional degree program that opens the door to careers in medical nutrition therapy, community dietetics, food systems management, business and entrepreneurship, nutritional product research, sports nutrition, nutrition counseling, and many other opportunities, including graduate study in nutritional sciences.
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the possibilities Registered dietitians are in high demand to help promote the use of the science of food and nutrition in maintaining a healthy society.
a career with the amazing world of insects
Entomology
Are you fascinated by insects? Do you want to understand their behavior and their impacts on humans? If so, you should consider entomology, the study of insects. Beneficial insects pollinate our crops, form critical links in ecological food chains, and help suppress pest populations. Harmful insects damage crops, forests, livestock, and other commodities, and some spread serious human diseases. With a degree in entomology, you will have numerous career opportunities, such as that of state environmental specialist, medical or forest entomologist, pest management specialist or consultant, county extension agent, or technical or sales representative in private industry. 11
Equine Science and Management
If you want to work with horses or in equine-related industries, this is your major. This degree emphasizes basic equine biology and business principles and their application to equine production and management. Since the University of Kentucky is located in Lexington, the Horse Capital of the World, you will have opportunities for internships to enhance your education on horse farms and in other equinerelated businesses. Opportunities available after graduation include horse farm management, horse training, working with equine associations, equine nutrition and feed manufacturing, pharmaceutical sales, equine bloodstock services, equine sales and marketing, and more. Working closely with an advisor will also prepare you for graduate study in equine sciences or veterinary medicine.
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the opportunities You will have opportunities for internships on horse farms and in other equine-related businesses to enhance your education, as UK is located in Lexington, the Horse Capital of the World.
Family Science
Are you interested in opportunities to enhance the quality of life for families in our complex and changing society? If so, a major in family science is the degree for you. You will learn about developmental theory, human development, family system dynamics, family intervention strategies, family economics and management, consumer economics, and management of personal and family resources. After graduation, you will be prepared for positions of leadership in various settings, including public and private service agencies, family and consumer sciences extension, schools, hospitals, non-profit organizations, and businesses. You will also be eligible to become a certified life educator and will also be prepared for excellent opportunities in graduate study.
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Food Science
Did you know it takes 5,000 people to make a bag of cheeseflavored chips? Think about it—from the farmer to the manufacturer to your plate, many people are involved in the process. About one-third of the foods in a retail store are tweaked every year by food scientists, who combine science and engineering to formulate foods having the quality attributes, nutritional value, and safety expected by consumers. In this major, you will develop the expertise to help the food industry provide safe and nutritious food for our growing population—from farm to table. Food science is an emerging field, and the job market is exceptional. Food scientists are among the highest paid entrylevel graduates in the country today, and demand for them is at an all-time high.
the future Food scientists are among the highest paid entry-level graduates in the country today, and demand for them is at an all-time high.
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Forestry
conserving and preserving our forest resources
If you like the outdoors and you want to work at managing, conserving and/or preserving our forest resources, a major in forestry is for you. As a forestry student, your education will include natural and social sciences and communication courses as well as numerous specialized courses in topics such as forest and wildlife ecology, forest management, global positioning systems, geographic information systems, and wildlife and watershed management. The program also includes an intensive, hands-on forestry camp experience at the UK Robinson Forest, a 15,000acre forest located in eastern Kentucky. There are many career opportunities available in federal, state, and local agencies and private industries involved in the management and sustainable use of our forests and their resources. 15
Horticulture, Plant, and Soil Science
Do you enjoy working with plants or having your hands in the soil? Are you interested in the interaction between soils and plants? Do you want a career that has a positive impact on the environment and society? If so, the horticulture, plant, and soil science degree program is for you. In this major, you will learn about plant biology and soil science and what it takes to grow and manage plants commercially. This is the study of the grains, vegetables, fruits, ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers, and turf that touch our lives every day. Students can specialize in:
high job satisfaction. Recent graduates have taken positions in county extension, golf course management, sports turf management, landscape installation and management, food production, the wine industry, nursery production, and botanical gardens. Graduates are well-trained in the basic sciences in addition to the plant and soil sciences. About one-third of our students go on to pursue advanced graduate degrees in plant- or soil-related disciplines. We have an active student body with several academic clubs that sponsor extracurricular activities. These clubs are a great place to meet people and provide a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and travel. This program has small classes, and it is easy to feel at home.
• Horticultural enterprise management • Turfgrass science • Crops and livestock Our students are sought after by the “green industry” and obtain positions that have good earnings potential and
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using your green thumb to grow the future
the possibilities The hospitality and tourism industry is one of the world’s largest industries and the United States’ second largest employer.
Hospitality Management and Tourism
If you are interested in an exciting career in the hospitality and tourism sector of the economy, you should look at the hospitality management and tourism degree. The hospitality and tourism industry is one of the world’s largest industries, and as the United States’ second largest employer, it is a major contributor to the U.S. economy. In such a vast industry, there are many opportunities for exciting careers. In this major, you will study the functions, objectives, and techniques of business management while gaining real-world experience through practical courses and internships. Graduates of the program find managerial positions in hotels, restaurants, commercial and noncommercial food systems, and tourism-related businesses. They also find positions as purchasing agents, restaurant and hotel equipment specialists, sales and event planners, and in other hospitality-related careers.
The Lemon Tree is a student-run restaurant that offers management , food preparation, and serving opportunities as part of training for the hospitality industry. The restaurant showcases Kentucky Proud products.
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Human Nutrition
Are you interested in human nutrition? Are you thinking about advanced study in physical therapy, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, optometry, or graduate research in human nutrition, physiology, and health? If so, a degree in human nutrition could be just what you are looking for. In this major, you will study the biological and physical sciences and apply them to understanding the complex relationships between nutrition and human health. Unique to the human nutrition major is the opportunity to complete an undergraduate research project related to any nutrition or physical activity topic that interests you.
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Landscape Architecture
Landscape architecture is the original “green” profession. In this age of increasing environmental concerns, landscape architecture is at the core of a sustainable future. It is a profession concerned with creative stewardship of land, the design of sustainable human communities, and the aesthetic
quality of places. Most landscape architects work in consulting firms, and smaller numbers work in public agencies, universities, and in design-build firms. The scale of their work ranges from regional planning for green infrastructure to the design of very small urban sites. The majority of landscape architects’ work is in the development of urban, suburban, and rural properties for new educational, commercial, residential, and
recreational uses. Landscape architects are engaged in site planning and site design for these projects and work closely with environmental scientists, architects, engineers, and regulatory agencies. Their work requires design sensibility, technical skill, environmental awareness, and the ability to work with people. As a landscape architecture student, you will be part of an educational experience in which science and
art, ecology and technology, social concerns, and creative expression come together. The five-year undergraduate program at UK is the only accredited landscape architecture program in Kentucky. The curriculum provides you with courses and experiences that will allow you to conceptualize, design, and communicate your vision for the future of the world’s human environment as a professional landscape architect.
the opportunities Landscape architecture students are part of an educational experience in which science and art, ecology and technology, social concerns, and creative expression come together.
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Merchandising, Apparel, and Textiles
Do you have an interest in the world of retail and consumer sciences? If so, you will want to take a look at the merchandising, apparel, and textiles degree. In this major, which has a strong business component, you will develop the skills necessary for understanding consumer and market trends, strategies, and industry structures so you can be involved in the development, sourcing, marketing, and merchandising of consumer goods and services in the domestic and international marketplace. You will gain real-world experience through required internships and study tours to locations like New York City for Fashion Week to enhance your education. Graduates of this program are equipped for careers in retail management and buying, apparel product research and development, sales management, e-commerce, and entrepreneurship.
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the future You will gain real-world experience through required internships and study tours to locations like New York City for Fashion Week to enhance your education.
The plaid chosen by the university community to be the UK’s official plaid was developed by students in the MAT major. Most of the proceeds from the sale of UK Plaid items go to the School of Human Environmental Sciences. Check out the plaid at www.ukplaid.com.
Natural Resources and Environmental Science
Do you want to make a positive contribution to the quality of our environment and the ability of our natural resources to meet society’s needs? Are you interested in preserving natural habitats for future generations? If you are interested in managing and conserving air, water, soil, and biological resources, the natural resources and environmental science degree is for you. In this program you will learn the principles and techniques that will make you a qualified natural resources manager. Graduates of this program find a variety of challenging and rewarding career opportunities in federal, state, and local agencies, nonprofit organizations, and industry, and many students pursue graduate and professional studies after graduation.
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Sustainable Agriculture
If you are interested in integrating concepts of environmental stewardship, economic profitability, and social responsibility into a comprehensive study of agricultural ecosystems, you should take a look at the sustainable agriculture degree. In this major you will study soils, crop production, and pest management as well as economics, farm management, and community dynamics. You will be part of a working farm operation during one semester and will also acquire real-world experience through internship opportunities. After graduation, you will find opportunities in agricultural extension work, agricultural consulting, governmental agencies, and non-profit organizations. You will also be well prepared to run your own farming operation or continue your education at the graduate level.
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the possibilties You will be part of a working farm operation during one semester and will also acquire real-world experience through internship opportunities.
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Do you love animals and want to pursue a career as a veterinarian? Although there is not a degree in veterinary science at the undergraduate level, the largest pre-veterinary program in Kentucky is right here in the College of Agriculture. The state has contracts for Kentucky residents with veterinary schools at Auburn University and Tuskegee University in Alabama. Our pre-vet students have been accepted to over 30 U.S. and international veterinary schools and are highly competitive in the job market. The majority of UK pre-veterinary students are working toward bachelor of science degrees in animal or food science or agricultural biotechnology, but you can also pursue degrees in other majors and still qualify for admission to veterinary schools. Central Kentucky has many opportunities to work with small animal and equine veterinarians to obtain the required veterinary experience for veterinary school application!
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Undecided?
Undecided about your major within the College of Agriculture? Students who are interested in the agricultural or human environmental science fields but undecided about a major should work closely with advisors. With careful course selections, students can work toward fulfilling general requirements while exploring the various fields of study in agriculture, science, business, social science, and applied majors.
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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Supporting students in pursuit of their educational goals remains a top priority for the College of Agriculture. The College’s scholarship program provides funds to students who are in need of financial assistance to further their education and who demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence and success. The College awards more than $500,000 in scholarships to students each year, enhancing students’ education and their ability to successfully compete for employment in their chosen fields of interest. These scholarships also allow students to enjoy the many extracurricular opportunities the College provides. Through the generosity of our donors, College of Agriculture students are afforded opportunities not likely possible without scholarships. The scholarship program will continue to grow and provide assistance to even more students in the years to come. Visit the College of Agriculture Scholarship Programs page online at http://www.ca.uky.edu/students/welcome/scholarships.asp. By filling out the one application, you are applying to all of the scholarships within the College instead of having to fill out multiple forms. Freshman scholarship deadline: January 15. Current and Transfer scholarship deadline: April 1.
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Admissions
Admission to the University of Kentucky is designed to reflect the university’s mission of teaching, research, and public service. UK seeks to enroll an academically talented student body that enriches the learning community and is representative of the diverse society of the Commonwealth and the nation. The University of Kentucky is a selective admissions university. The admission decision is based on factors including cumulative high school gradepoint average, completion of the pre-college curriculum, ACT or SAT I scores, special talents and abilities, and leadership and participation in organizations. UK admits students on a rolling admissions basis, which means applications are processed as they are received. Admission decisions begin in October and continue until the application deadline. An admissions decision generally takes two to three weeks once the application is complete. Your admissions application is also linked to housing and priority registration for classes. 26
Freshman Applicants Fall admission deadline: February 15.
1. Completed application: The paper version may be used, or students may apply online at www.applyuk.com. Students may also fill out the UK general application, known as the Common Application. 2. Official ACT/ SAT I test scores: On the ACT or SAT I registration form, UK should be designated as a choice school to which scores should be sent. Scores must be received directly from the testing center even though they may be listed on a student’s transcript. The codes for UK are ACT 1554 and SAT-1837, so make sure you have your scores sent to UK! 3. Official high school transcripts: Students must submit an official high school transcript with a graduation date on it. This requires a trip to the guidance office. An official transcript must also be submitted from each college or university previously attended, even if no credit was earned.
4. All freshman applicants must submit an academic letter of recommendation. 5. Application fee: Cash or a check or a money order (made payable to the University of Kentucky) must be included with the application or paid online at the time of application.
Transfer Applicants Fall admission deadline: August 1 Spring admission deadline: December 1 1. Completed application: The paper version may be used, or students may apply online at www.applyuk.com. Students may also fill out the UK general application, known as the Common Application. 2. Official ACT/ SAT I test scores: UK should be designated as a choice school to which scores should be sent. Scores must be received directly from the testing center even though they may be listed on a student’s transcript. * The codes for UK are ACT 1554 and SAT-1837, so make sure you have your scores sent to UK!
3. Official high school transcripts: Students must submit an official high school transcript with a graduation date on it. This requires a trip to the guidance office. An official transcript must also be submitted from each college or university previously attended, even if no credit was earned. 4. All freshman applicants must submit an academic letter of recommendation. 5. Application fee: Cash or a check or money order (made payable to the University of Kentucky) must be included with the application or paid online at the time of application. *Does not apply to those who have 24 or more semester hours.
Student Activities
Are you looking for a way to make an impact on campus? Maybe a way to meet new people? Do you want practical experience, an opportunity to network with professionals in your degree field, or a chance to improve your community? If so, you should investigate some of the many student organizations in the College and at UK. The College of Agriculture has over 30 student organizations that play an active part in the academic life of the College and in the Lexington community. Nearly all majors have clubs associated with them, and joining the appropriate organization is a great way for you to get involved in your field. Many organizations also offer travel opportunities all over the country and the world.
Organizations:
• Agricultural Education Society • Agriculture Student Council • Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity • Agribusiness Club • Agronomy Club • Alpha Zeta • The Society for Engineering in Agriculture, Food, and Biological Systems • American Society of Landscape Architects • American Association for Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) and University of Kentucky Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (UKAFCS)
• Biotechnology Club • Block and Bridle • CERES—women’s fraternity for agriculture • UK Dairy Club • UK Student Dietetic Association (UKSDA) • Dressage Team • Educators of Family and Consumer Sciences (EFACS) • Equestrian Team • Farmhouse Fraternity • UK Collegiate FFA • Food Science Club • Horse Racing Club • Horticulture Club • Hospitality Management Association (HMA) and Society of Hosteurs
• Kentucky Student Association of Family Relations • MANRRS (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences) • Merchandising, Apparel, and Textiles Club • Phi Upsilon Omicron • Pre-Vet Club • UK Collegiate 4-H • UK Polo Club
Judging Teams: • Dairy • Livestock • Meats • Soil
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Study Abroad
Have you thought about traveling to different parts of the world to learn about other cultures, agriculture in other countries, or even more about yourself? Then you should look at study abroad and why it might be a good fit for your college career. Study abroad opportunities in UK Ag can be a semester long, a summer trip, or a spring break excursion. Many of these opportunities offer class credit, and scholarship and financial assistance may be available to help with the cost. Our students have had the opportunity to travel to France, Ghana, Ireland, Scotland, Ecuador, Argentina, the Republic of Georgia, China, Thailand, Italy, the Middle East, and Canada. Where will your travels take you? Check out Study Abroad at http://abroad.ad.uky.edu.
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Service Learning
Being a world citizen brings with it certain responsibilities, so service learning is a key component of a UK education. We want to make sure our students fully develop their potential to become community leaders and give back to society. Service learning is incorporated through an environment that supports community service and development, volunteerism, career shadowing, and internships. Some students have helped raise money for UK DanceBlue, a 24-hour dance marathon that benefits the UK Children’s Hospital Pediatric Oncology Unit. Others may get involved in UK FUSION, a one-day service event during KWeek. All UK students, faculty, and staff have an opportunity to start off their school year in a positive way by volunteering for three hours at a local non-profit agency or area neighborhood residence. Each year FUSION volunteers positively impact the community by providing over 2,800 hours of service in one day! The value of internships can also help guide students in their personal interests and future well-being.
Research in the College of Agriculture
Research for the College impacts many people and takes place in lots of places—in the lab, on the farm, and in the field, home, and forest. With over 175 faculty members receiving more than $30 million in awards annually, there are numerous opportunities for undergraduate students to be involved in research. Just a few examples of the exciting research conducted by our faculty include: • economic development opportunities for producers and communities of all sizes • improved pasture evaluation and management for forage animals • identifying and cloning new genes and traits through agricultural biotechnology • engineering new processes and improving crops for sustainable biofuels • impacts of nanotechnology on the environment • mechanisms for improving disease resistance in plants • understanding and controlling infectious diseases in horses • improving human health through nutrition • advanced technologies for producing food from plants and animals Research in the College spans the basic and applied sciences, providing opportunities for students to be exposed to a variety of laboratory and field settings and state-of-the-art equipment.
Undergraduate research allows you to get involved beyond the classroom and interact with faculty and the research that UK is known for.
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Quick Reference Admissions www.applyuk.com University Scholarships http://www.ca.uky.edu/academics/scholarships College of Agriculture Scholarships http://www.ca.uky.edu/students/welcome/scholarships.asp What does UK cost? http://www.uky.edu/Registrar Financial Aid http://www.uky.edu/FinancialAid/ Campus Visits http://www.ca.uky.edu/academics/future College of Agriculture Undergraduate Majors http://www2.ca.uky.edu/academics/undergraduates School of Human Environmental Sciences http://www.ca.uky.edu/hes/ UK Honors Program http://www.uky.edu/Honors/ The Study: Academic Enhancement http://www.uky.edu/AE/ Study Abroad http://abroad.ad.uky.edu/ Graduate Students http://www.ca.uky.edu/research/ Please contact the department in which you are interested for the best program information.
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