Texas A&M University is noted for its comprehensive graduate degree programs in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications (ALEC). Our degree programs prepare students for leadership roles in professional careers in agriculture and life sciences focusing in such areas as:
- Agricultural Communications/Agricultural Journalism
- eLearning and Professional Development
- Extension Education
- International Agricultural Development
- Organizational and Community Leadership
- Teacher Education
Should your interest in our programs reach the serious stage, we would welcome the opportunity to host your visit to campus and the community and have you interact with our faculty and graduate students. After all, you will be making a considerable investment of time and money in pursuing a graduate program, and we want you to be certain that you have made a good choice.
We offer five degree programs, four of which major in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications. The Master of Agriculture program majors in Agricultural Development and the Doc@Distance, a Doctorate of Education degree, majors in Agricultural Education (a distance degree program with Texas Tech University).
For information about the graduate programs and the graduate faculty, contact the Program Coordinator listed below, review the Prospective Student Handout and/or browse through the links to the right and throughout our Web pages.
Clarice Fulton
Graduate Program Coordinator
Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications
Texas A&M University
Agricultural and Life Sciences Building (AGLS)
600 John Kimbrough Blvd., Suite 128, Room 128K
College Station, TX 77843-2116
cfulton@tamu.edu
Phone: 979-862-7180 Fax: 979-458-2698