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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15,1967
Agr. Econ.-Sociology
Major Offered At PSU
Professional training in agri
cultural economics and rural
sociology is offered in a new
four-year major in the College
of Agriculture at Penn State
University as announced re
cently.
Such a major prepare* stu
dents for jobs in management
or government where the ob
jective is wise use of resources
either in operating a business
or in attaining various social
objectives, states Dr. Jerome K.
Paste, associate director of Res
ident Education in the College.
Career opportunities exist
in area and human resource
development, zoning and plan
ning commissions, m a nage
ment of resources such as
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ricultural extension work, ag
ricultural credit management,
and foreign agricultural serv
ice.
Courses in economics, his
tory, sociology, political sci
ence. and psychology make up
a considerable portion of this
major in agricultural econom
ics and rural sociology.
To enroll in Penn State’s ma
jor in agricultural economics
and rural sociology, high school
graduates must have a back
ground of three units of Eng
lish, two units of algebra Cl
one of algebra and one of plane
geometry, one unit of science,
and nine additional units. In
terested persons must also sub
mit scores from the Scholastic
Aptitude Test of the College
Entrance Examination Board.
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June 6-June 8. In previous !n addition to staff members Tr
years this course has been 0 f the college of Agriculture „ ny years of
called the Poultry Sales and an( j Business Administration at tend The cours'e & lgl * ° **
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the course will also be co- pathologist, Regional Diagnos- The fee for the course is $lO
sponsored by the Pennsylvania tic Laboratory, Doylestown; Li- for Pennsylvanians and $l5 for
Poultry Federation. onel Barton, graduate student, non-Pennsylvanians.
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liver problem; cages for layers < . pai . ( >h Delnwire Poultiv Lab- the Director of Short Courses
-their operation and manage- , T ~ ~ , , in Agriculture, Room 208 Arms
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