ANSC 3511
Junior Dairy Fellows
Designed for undergraduates who have a sincere interest in dairy production management and the dairy industry. The objective of this course is to impart further understanding of the integration and application of dairy science to dairy production enterprises and related industries. The course emphasizes a wide range of dairy- and agriculture- related businesses and personnel that work with the dairy industry worldwide.
Topics
- Develop ideas on current dairy production management topics and defend their positions through and evidence-based approaches, communication, and debate.
- Cultivate interpersonal and professional networking skills through participation in professional meetings and field experiences related to the dairy industry.
- Enhance knowledge of dairy science and gain critical thinking skills in applied dairy science.
- Assess dairy farm production systems both individually and as a team and respectfully communicate through speech and data analysis recommendations for improvements.
- Enhance knowledge of dairy science, and gain critical thinking skills in applied dairy science.
- Develop ideas on current dairy production management topics and defend their positions through evidence-based approaches, communication and debate.
- Develop networking skills and participate in professional meetings and field experiences related to the dairy industry.
Official roster learning outcomes
Prerequisites & course information
ANSC 2500.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- Junior Dairy Fellows · 2.0 · Undergraduate