Fish and Wildlife Management

Program Summary

(AGR 2216) AAS Degree – Minimum 60 hours

The fish and wildlife technology curriculum is designed to prepare the student for employment in a variety of jobs related to wildlife management and conservation. The Associate of Applied Science degree will be awarded to the student upon successful completion of this program.

 

Possible Career Opportunities

Conservation Officer, Wildlife Manager, District Wildlife Manager, Game Warden, Natural Resource Officer, State Conservation Officer, State Game Warden, Wildlife Officer

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SOC Codes: 33-3031.00

 

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First Year Courses

Fall SemesterCredit Hours
AGR 113Introduction to Soil Science4
AGR 228Wildlife Management3
AGR 210Introduction to Agricultural Communications3
ENG 111English Composition I3
Elective4
TOTAL HOURS17
Spring SemesterCredit Hours
AGR 112Introduction to Crop Science4
BIO 111Introduction to Biology4
GRY 214Introduction to Physical Geography3
SPC 111Speech3
TOTAL HOURS14

Second Year Courses

Fall SemesterCredit Hours
AGR 117Conservation of Natural Resources3
AGR 225Introduction to Forestry3
BIO 214Field Biology2
COM 111Business Computer Systems4
MAT 110 or MAT 116General Education Mathematics or College Algebra4
TOTAL HOURS16
Spring SemesterCredit Hours
AGR 145Introduction to Agribusiness Management3
AGR 211Technology in Agriculture3
AGR 230Agricultural Chemicals3
PSY 211Introduction to Psychology3
AGR 197Agriculture Internship2
TOTAL HOURS14

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Contacts

Admissions and Advising

618-634-3200
Toll Free 1-800-481-2242
admissions@shawneecc.edu

 

Anna Davenport

Agriculture Instructor
 618-634-3264
 annada@shawneecc.edu