Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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College of Agriculture Curricula Offer Specialization Agriculture today is big business, according to Howard Hanchey, Dean of the College of Agriculture. The school, with a fall enrollment of 1453 does not however, consist of overeducated cowhands and farm- ers ' daughters, according to the dean. Only about seven per cent of our graduates go back to the farm, Hanchey said. A large majority go into managerial positions operating big agriculture businesses. The college is divided into departments with curricula ranging from soil science to merchandising. Most students in the college are here to specialize, according to Dean Hanchey. We ' ve always had a very conscientious body of stu- dents, Hanchey said. They ' re here for a definite purpose. The dean added that the job out- look was good for most prospective Ag graduates. He added that the only area in which students may have problems is home economics. Patricia Sailor, director of the School of Home Economics, stressed, however that jobs were available. You have to go where the job is, Sailor said. Sailor added that it was important that a home economist sell herself. In many cases, you have to go with the kind of attitude -- you may not want a home economist, but what you want done, I can do. The department has the largest enrollment in the college, with a fall enrollment of 450 students. Six cur- ricula are offered by the depart- ment: clothing and textiles, mer- chandising, dietetics, food and nutrition, family life and environ- ment, and vocational home eco- nomics education. The Department of Animal Sci- ence has the second largest enroll- ment in the college, with about 100 students. Paul Humes was appointed acting head of the department in November. George Robertson, who had been head of the department for 22 years, resigned from the position when he took over as Executive Director of Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholas- tic honorary fraternity. The department offers courses in four areas: beef cattle, sheep, swine and horses. On the whole, according to Humes, employment is not a prob- lem for students with degrees from the department. Generally, any student with a 2.5 or above GPA is very employable, Humes said. Most graduates go into extension service jobs, sales jobs or agri-busi- nesses. Thomas Hansborough, director of the forestry department, admit- Maida Bergeron Mark Bergeron Brett Berges Carol Bergman Debra Bergman Allen Berlin Jan Bernard Maude Bernard Bruce Bernhofi 14 Roux