Master's Degree

2021 Summer Course Info
Research Methods in Agricultural EducationFoundations and History of Agriculture and Extension EducationProgram Evaluation in Ag & Extension SettingsTechnological ChangeLeadership and Management of VolunteersOnline MediaWorking with Diverse StudentsGraphic DesignLeadership Analysis Through FilmSurvey DevelopmentHistory and Leadership of Land Grant Universities
2021 Fall Course Info
Research Methods in Agricultural EducationFoundations and History of Agriculture and Extension EducationAdvanced Teaching Methods Program PlanningInterpreting Social Data (Statistics)Foundations and Theory of LeadershipAdult Education and ProgramsFoundations of Ag CommunicationsRisk & Crisis CommunicationTeaching Methods for Beginning TeachersScientific CommunicationQualitative DesignTheory in Ag CommunicationProgram Planning in Ag & Extension EducationGrantwriting
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Drops and Refunds:
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Fall 2021 Course Information
Risk & Crisis Communication
Course Description
Course description coming soon.
Contacts
Instructor

Erica Irlbeck
Office: 806-742-2816
erica.irlbeck@ttu.edu

Campus Coordinator

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Disability Support Services

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Textbooks

TBD

Course Access
 
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Exam Proctor

This course does not require an exam proctor.

Synchronous Components

This course does not include synchronous components.

Faculty
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