Expanding Horizons

Agricultural and Environmental Science students are featured in President's Circle video. 

Departmental Chapel
Chapel meets in Zona Luce 103 on Tuesday Jan. 26, Feb. 23 and March 23.

 

AES Chapel
Every Thursday in Zona Luce 103.

 

ACU All-School Rodeo

April 22 in the Horse Barn of the Taylor Expo Center 

 

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Spotlight

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Neil Walter ('73)

Production Agriculture Professional from McGregor, Texas

“I hold ACU in high esteem because of their Christian commitment.  I want to recognize that the formation of Christian character while I was here was extremely important to me.”

Samantha Futrell

Sophomore wildlife and natural resources management major from San Angelo, Texas

If I were to say one thing to A&E students it would be to do the hard work because it pays off in the end and you are prouder of yourself for having done it.

Jason Davis

Jason researched the possibilities of animal production among the Kaonde tribe in Zambia, Central Africa.

Kendra Gregory

Senior environmental science and Spanish double major from Pittsburgh

Kendra attended the Tropical Agriculture and Missions course that is offered by the Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization in North Fort Myers, Florida.

Erika Carley

Freshman agribusiness major from Grass Valley, CA.

Erika Carley, as a freshman, has gone national with her talent and has made a significant impact on the A&E department.

Welcome to A&E at ACU!

Our mission is to educate students for Christian stewardship of sustainable agricultural and environmental systems throughout the world.

 
A&E recent news

Students Win Big at               SAAS Convention         Students represented A&E well at the 2010 SAAS Convention, placing high in areas of competition.  See more  (Updated Feb. 17, 2010)                       

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy at Rhoden

A&E department has partnered with ACU’s Counseling Center to facilitate the new EAP program. See more (Updated Jan. 28, 2010)

Alum Highlight

Dylan Wann ('08) studies agricultural methods to improve world health – researching peanuts is only a step toward his end goal. See more (Updated Dec.4, 2009)