Spring 2005

The IARD 602 Spring 2005 Course will be held on the following dates and in the following rooms:

January 27 2:30 - 4:25 404 Plant Sciences
February 1 2:30 - 4:25 404 Plant Sciences
February 3 2:30 - 4:25 404 Plant Sciences
February 8 2:30 - 4:25 404 Plant Sciences
February 10, 15 & 17 Individual consultations with faculty facilitators. No class
February 18 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme I
February 22 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme II
February 24 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme III
March 1 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme IV
March 3 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme V
March 8 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Theme VI
March 10 10:00 - noon 204 Stocking Hall - Slide Presentation

Agriculture in the Developing Nations II integrates a two-week field laboratory to India with period for reflection, analysis, and synthesis during the spring semester. The class meets twice a week for 3 credits (letter grade only) and meets only for the first half of the semester (until spring break). International Agriculture 402; Agriculture in the Developing Nations I is a prerequisite for the course. A group term paper or project is required, based on the field trip experience and focused on general themes established in the previous semester. The objective of this course is to gain a better understanding of the problems of agricultural and rural development through their firsthand observation and subsequent analysis.

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The class will be divided into the following theme groups, supervised by the faculty members noted.

IARD 602 Videotaped Lecures