2017-2018 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Animal and Veterinary Science
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Animal Science
www.cpp.edu/~avs
Broc A. Sandelin, Chair
James C. Alderson
Cord Brundage
Edward Fonda
Ondieke Gekara |
Shelton Murinda
Sherri Reichardt
Joanne Sohn |
A four-year curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science with subplans in Pre-veterinary Science/Graduate School, and Animal Industries Management. Animal Health Science is also offered by the department as a separate major.
Specialized laboratories are provided for meat, wool, and animal production. The department maintains 330 acres of range land and 100 acres of irrigated pasture. Livestock includes a breeding herd of Angus and Angus Crossbred cattle; the Kellogg Arabian horses; flocks of purebred Rambouillet and Suffolk sheep, and a herd of various commercial breeds of swine.
A Master of Science degree in Agriculture with a subplan in Animal Science is offered. Specializations available within the degree are animal nutrition, animal breeding, meat science, and animal phsiology.
Location of the university provides rich opportunities for students to obtain specialized and practical educational experience in production, management, feeding, marketing and processing. Cooperation of prominent local breeders, feeders, producers, marketing organizations and related animal industries offers additional opportunity for field study. For the student interested in meat science and processing, specialized courses are available. A student may develop a program emphasizing meat science by consulting with the appropriate departmental advisor.
The Pre-veterinary Science/Graduate School subplan meets requirements for admission to most schools of veterinary medicine, related medical technical fields, and for graduate study in animal nutrition, meat science, animal breeding and animal physiology.
The Animal Industries Management subplan is designated to prepare students for employment as managers of equine enterprises and related agribusiness opportunities in the equine industry. The subplan combines course work in equine production, nutrition, breeding, genetics, and diseases with studies in the management aspects of an equine enterprise.
ProgramsMajorMinorMasterCoursesAnimal Health ScienceAnimal and Veterinary Science
CR/NC courses noted with a +
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