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Linn benton Community College Equine And Animal Science Programs



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By : RON PETRACEK    zero times read
Submitted 2008-05-14 10:25:23
Linn Benton Community College is located in Albany Oregon and is a two year public community college. Linn Benton Community College offers Associate’s degrees in a wide variety of different subjects. Two of the degrees that are offered are Associate of Science with an emphasis in Animal Science or an Associate of Science with an emphasis in Equine Science.

Linn Benton Community College prides itself on providing practical instruction and being able to assist students in meeting their learning objectives. The curriculum is designed to be the first step toward students being able to meet the lower division requirements that are needed to transfer to a major university. Students who complete an Associate of Science degree with an emphasis in Animal Science will:

By able to successfully apply multiple species animal husbandry skills and concepts within the livestock and equine industry.

Students will be able to apply the skills that they have learned to find employment in animal agriculture.

Utilize the appropriate skills and technology that is available to successfully manage money and keep organized records Effectively research nutrition, management, marketing, health, and reproduction issues.

Students will be able to effectively communicate their thoughts and ambitions using vocabulary that is specific to the industry.

Students who complete an Associate of Science Degree with an emphasis in Equine Science will be able to:

Apply equine husbandry skills as a transfer student.

Research nutrition, basic management, marketing, health, reproduction, and training issues in horses.

Communicate with different equine professionals using the appropriate vocabulary.

Successfully manage records and finances using computation skills and technology.

The courses that students are required to complete successfully will enable them to transfer to a four year school where they will have the opportunity to complete the bachelor’s degrees. Students who choose to pursue either one of the equine programs should have a strong background in life sciences and mathematics. Students are required to complete several coursed in chemistry, biology, and math as well as different courses that are focused on baccalaureate core perspectives. There are also courses available that will provide practical instructional experiences in animal science and other equine related fields.

All classes are held in very modern classrooms and laboratories that are equipped with microcomputers, microscopes, and any other lab equipment that is necessary for the students to complete their coursework. There is a great amount of emphasis placed on hands on activities and experiences. Some of the classes will require that students utilize some of the local livestock producers for in the field laboratory exercises.

Students are also allowed the opportunity to participate in a cooperative work experience program. Students who are enrolled in the Animal Science program can earn up to 14 hours of college credit for on the job training that they receive through the Linn Benton Community College Cooperative Work Experience Program. Students who are interested in this option should speak with their major area instructors and the Cooperative Work Experience coordinator.

For students who are ready to enter the work force, Linn Benton Community College also offers an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Horse Management. The Horse Management program is a vital part of the equine department. The program is housed in a state of the art facility and emphasizes both breeding management training of horses. Students who attend Linn Benton Community College and pursue any of the offered animal science and equine related degrees will experience the best education available, whether or not they are planning to enter the job market after two years of education or if they plan to continue their education by going on to a four year institution.

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Author Resource:- Ron Petracek was raised in Southern Idaho with horses and the great outdoors. With this continued passion He now shares through a a vast equine network. Learn more by clicking the links below. Http://www.Horsechitchat.com/network.php or Http://www.equineinternet.com and view these great sites.
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