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THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN SCIENCES IS ON A MISSION
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INTRODUCTION
You cannot live without agriculture and human sciences. These are the lifeline of the human race. We encourage a partnership with us to ensure life flourishes as we are at the forefront of growth and impacting the State of Texas. The College of Agriculture and Human Sciences at Prairie View A&M University is the primary advocate in the state of Texas for underserved student populations and limited resource clientele with a dedication to foster academic excellence, increase well-being and enhance economic opportunities through research, education and service in agriculture and the human sciences. Underserved populations are the primary focus of the College, reaching out to the farmers and ranchers in these counties to maximize and enhance livestock and crop production, home efficiency and economic stability, family life and nutrition, as well as youth development. Your partnership allows us to continue impacting not only the state, but the world. Our efforts to tackle the foreseen population increase and food demand of 2050, has us resilient in creating solutions through our Project 2050 efforts. We offer a variety of ways for you to be a financial supporter of our college and encourage input from our stakeholders on how we can achieve common goals. We thank you in advance for your financial contributions. Make the pledge today to support, by calling (936) 261-5116 or email, cahsinfo@pvamu.edu.
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WHY SPONSOR CAHS
We know that ever y business has unique goals that are specific to their overall mission. The College of Agriculture and Human Sciences provides a variety of opportunities that tie into the mission of new and current partners. Our reach can be as broad as worldwide, via radio shows, or as intimate as addressing students directly in the classroom. More than numbers, the College offers exceptional experiences and your brand will be recognized and remembered as the business that helped to change lives.
Direct Engagement • 40 plus community outreach programs • Annual campus events • Classroom seminars and presentations Extended Reach • 36 counties in Texas and growing • National Syndication radio broadcasts • Print and Digital publications
Affiliations of External Networks • PVAMU Alumni • Nineteen 1890 Land-Grant community • Future Farmers of America (FFA) • 4-H and Youth Development • USDA-NIFA Ways to Partner • Research and Development • Student Development • Sponsorships • Health and Wellness Initiatives
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I had the privilege to be a part of a study abroad trip to Namibia.
College Majors • Bachelor of Science in Agriculture • Bachelor of Science in Dietetics • Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences • Master of Science in Human Sciences • Dietetics Internship Program
ACADEMICS
The Department of Agriculture, Nutrition and Human Ecology is geared to prepare students for the career of their dreams. For animal lovers, there’s an animal science program where our professors and research scientists will help you explore the study of animal genetics. With access to more than 700 acres of farmland right on campus, students will graduate with the hands-on experience needed to succeed. Nutrition, food science and dietetics is also covered and students who want to become park rangers, veterinarians, food inspectors, dietitians, government officials, business owners, county agents, fashion designers, ranchers and many other positions can get the education and experience they need.
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Agribotics was an awesome experience.
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Annual Programs • • • • • • • •
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo 4-H Robotics Competition Total You Wellness Veteran’s Conference 4-H Goat Judging Contest Agriculture Field Day Heroes for Health Youth Leadership Laboratory
EXTENSION
Through a well-organized network of professional educators and more than 4,000 trained volunteers, the Prairie View A&M University Cooperative Extension Program delivers practical research-based knowledge to small farm producers, families, aspiring entrepreneurs and youth in 35 Texas counties. We work with people who need us the most. Many of them have limited personal or family assets, limited opportunities or they come from communities that have limited resources. Our clientele view us as a trusted resource for information. Cooperative Extension Program agents and specialists respond not only with answers, but meet people where they are and move them along to the next level. We offer programs that work for people in the areas of 4-H & Youth Development (4H), Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR), Community and Economic Development (CED) and Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS).
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My research assists reproductivity by increasing the efficiency of artificial insemination. techniques.
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Research Systems • Animal Systems • International Goat Research Center • Plant Systems • Food Systems • Natural Resources and Environmental Systems • Social Systems and Allied Research
RESEARCH
The Cooperative Agricultural Research Center (CARC) is the unit within the College of Agriculture and Human Sciences that plays an important role in agriculture, natural resources and life sciences. The CARC component helps Prairie View A&M University fulfill its landgrant mission of teaching, research and service. Agricultural research in the Cooperative Agricultural Research Center is divided into the following areas: Animal Systems, Plant Systems, Food Systems, Natural Resources and Environmental Systems and Social Systems and Allied Research.
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LAND-GRANT UNIVERSITY Prairie View A&M University is the largest of all 1890 Land-Grant Universities. In a network of historically black colleges and universities dedicated to providing educational opportunity for all through innovative scientific research and community-minded extension programs.
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THE PVAMU CAHS
Founded in 1876, Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) is the second oldest state-sponsored institution of higher education in Texas. Apart of the Texas A&M University Systems, PVAMU’s College of Agriculture and Human Sciences has a unique task to be the primary advocate in the state of Texas for underserved student populations and limited resources clientele.
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CORE VALUES EXCELLENCE
We openly express our pride in the history of our beloved institution and traditions built on the ideology of teaching, research and service. We commit to a first class experience for all students, faculty and staff by investing in their lifelong intellectual development. We instill confidence in our students by promoting their success academically, personally, and professionally. The integrity of our programs is founded on an environment in which our students and faculty thrive personally and intellectually.
SERVICE AND COMMUNITY Our greatest asset and most valuable commodity is people. We consider it our duty to make a difference in their lives by empowering them with solutions that are customer driven. Accessibility and transparency will be our tools to foster collegiality, engagement, diversity and collaboration among those who make up our community–students, faculty, and staff, as well as the people connected to us through our local community, the state of Texas, our nation, and the world.
MENTORSHIP We believe in the power of personal development and empowerment to help individual’s progress through education, inspire them to believe in themselves and boost their confidence. We will ask questions and challenge future leaders while providing guidance and encouragement in order to explore new ideas with confidence. These leaders will examine current issues, opportunities and instill enthusiasm in scholarly endeavors with enthusiasm.
SUSTAINABILITY We believe everything that we need for our survival and well being depends on the delicate balance of our natural environment. Through innovation and discovery we will assist our community to create and maintain the conditions under which people and nature can exist in productive harmony for present and future generations.
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RADIO ADS
Radio Broadcasts KPVU - 91.3 FM, Sirius XM: HBCU Radio, Channel 142
Show Sponsor (Limit 2) $2,000/month Includes: • “Brought To You By” audio at the beginning and end of each show. • (1) :60 commercial each week • Company/Agency logo as a sponsor on our webpage, prime visibility • Rotating Ad on webpage • Stationary logo on webpage • Company/Agency logo as a sponsor in the Green Book publication • Company/Agency on all marketing material for the show
Show Support (Limit 3) $750/month Includes: • “Proud Supporter of Today’s Show” audio at the break point in the show, airing the supporters commercial • (1) :30 commercial each week • Company/Agency logo as a supporter on our webpage • Company/Agency on all social media marketing of the show
Rates are inclusive of all radio show platforms. Archived online at www.pvamu.edu/OutlookonAg.
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CONTACT
Carden-Waller Building 250 E.M. Norris Street Priaire View, TX 77446
PO Box 519; MS 2001 Prairie View, TX 77446
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