West Texas A&M University: 1999-2000 Academic Year

College of Agriculture, Nursing and Natural Sciences
Dr. James R. Clark, dean
 Old Main, Room 402, 651-2585

    Graduate programs within the disciplines of agriculture, biology, chemistry, engineering technology, environmental science, mathematics and nursing offer students an opportunity to develop in-depth knowledge of a particular academic area, each of which emphasizes obtainment of research skills appropriate to the discipline. Most graduate faculty are actively involved in research and publication, thus, ample opportunities are available for graduate students to pursue the research necessary for writing a thesis. Most of the graduate programs can be structured to meet individual needs within broad degree requirements. Library holdings and facilities, when coupled with the capacity for rapid interchange of materials from other area libraries, provide excellent support of student and faculty research programs.
 


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