Teaching in Extension...AGRI 547 - Delivery of Cooperative Extension Programs 4 C r ed i ts Elective...
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Teaching in Extension Graduate Certificate CURRICULUM A bachelor's degree in any subject is required to register for the courses. AGED 525 - Agricultural and Extension Teaching 3 Credits AGRI 546 - Principles of Cooperative Extension 3 Credits AGRI 547 - Delivery of Cooperative Extension Programs 4 Credits Elective Course from AGED, EDAE or HDFS 3 Credits Please direct admissions and advising questions to: Kellie Enns, Ph.D. [email protected] Michael J. Martin, Ph.D [email protected] The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics is part of the College of Agricultural Sciences. An equal-access and equal-opportunity University. CERTIFICATE OVERVIEW Extension Agents function as a resource and content expert in the communities they serve. With areas of expertise ranging from agriculture to health topics, teaching these subjects in an effective and useful way requires a specialized skillset. Learn Extension teaching methods to relate your valuable knowledge and expertise in a certificate program designed for graduate students and Extension Agents already working in the field. BECOME A MORE EFFECTIVE EDUCATOR Throughout this program, students will gain specific skills in content delivery methods for a variety of settings and audiences including: - Youth and adults - One-on-one - Classroom-based - Online - Seminars - Conferences Additionally, students will gain foundational knowledge and understanding of how to organize and effectively deliver educational programs and events, such as county fairs, after-school programs for youth, or mitigating agricultural issues in their community. More specifically, you will learn: - How to construct outlines and agendas for educational programs. - How to effectively market educational programs you are teaching. - Strategies for working with volunteers. - Techniques for developing surveys and evaluating data to measure program effectiveness. This Graduate Certificate in Teaching in Extension is a companion to the Master of Extension Education degree. All 13 credits can transfer into the program (with a grade of B or better) and can be applied toward the degree after formal admission per University transfer policies. However, successful completion of the courses or certificate does not guarantee admission to the degree program. This certificate is offered online or on campus in Fort Collins, CO
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Teaching in Extension Graduate Certificate
CURRICULUM
A bachelor's degree in any subject isrequired to register for the courses.
AGED 525 - Agricultural andExtension Teaching 3 Credits AGRI 546 - Principles ofCooperative Extension 3 Credits AGRI 547 - Delivery ofCooperative Extension Programs 4 Credits Elective Course from AGED, EDAE or HDFS 3 Credits Please direct admissions andadvising questions to: Kellie Enns, Ph.D. [email protected] Michael J. Martin, Ph.D [email protected]
The Department of Agricultural and ResourceEconomics is part of the College of AgriculturalSciences. An equal-access and equal-opportunity University.
CERTIFICATE OVERVIEWExtension Agents function as a resource and content expert in thecommunities they serve. With areas of expertise ranging from agriculture tohealth topics, teaching these subjects in an effective and useful way requires aspecialized skillset. Learn Extension teaching methods to relate your valuableknowledge and expertise in a certificate program designed for graduatestudents and Extension Agents already working in the field.
BECOME A MORE EFFECTIVE EDUCATORThroughout this program, students will gain specific skills in content deliverymethods for a variety of settings and audiences including: - Youth and adults - One-on-one - Classroom-based - Online - Seminars - Conferences Additionally, students will gain foundational knowledge and understanding ofhow to organize and effectively deliver educational programs and events,such as county fairs, after-school programs for youth, or mitigatingagricultural issues in their community. More specifically, you will learn: - How to construct outlines and agendas for educational programs. - How to effectively market educational programs you are teaching. - Strategies for working with volunteers. - Techniques for developing surveys and evaluating data to measure program effectiveness.
This Graduate Certificate in Teaching in Extension is a companion to the Master of Extension Educationdegree. All 13 credits can transfer into the program (with a grade of B or better) and can be appliedtoward the degree after formal admission per University transfer policies. However, successfulcompletion of the courses or certificate does not guarantee admission to the degree program.
This certificate is offered online or on campus in Fort Collins, CO
