Institute of Agricultural Technology Partnership with Wayne County Community College District

The Institute of Agricultural Technology and Wayne County Community College District partnership allows students to earn a certificate from MSU in fruit and vegetable crop management and in landscape management while working toward an associate degree in general studies from WCCCD. Full-time students can complete the associate degree and certificate in two years.

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The catalog contains 123 projects related to 'Natural Resources, Land Use, and Environment'. Click to view them. Natural Resources, Land Use, and Environment 123
The catalog contains 81 projects related to 'Food and Fiber Production and Safety'. Click to view them. Food and Fiber Production and Safety 81
The catalog contains 151 projects related to 'Public Understanding and Adult Learning'. Click to view them. Public Understanding and Adult Learning 151
The catalog contains 150 projects by faculty in College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Click to view them. College of Agriculture and Natural Resources 150

Project Contact:

Andrew McCain
Institute of Agricultural Technology (IAT)
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
mccainan@msu.edu

Partners

Wayne County Community College District
Wayne County Community College District

Report of calendar year 2020 activity.