We're Champions! Award winning team work gets South Texas noticed! AGHS also boasts of award-winning student organizations such as the TAMUK Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society, the Range Plant Team, and the Livestock Evaluation Team. TAMUK Range & Wildlifers Head to Montana! This past May, some of the top Range & Wildlife Science students went on a 3 week tour of the western U.S., and learned about grizzly bears in Glacier Park, Montana. All of this was part of a USDA-HSI grant to recruit our students into federal agency positions. Read more here>>> |
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We Get Our Hands Dirty The Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences is famous for providing its students with hands on experience. Our curriculum not only provides students with foundation knowledge in basic and applied Animal Science and Range and Wildlife Management, but also teaches them how to apply that knowledge. We emphasize the development of creative thinking and communication skills that will make our students stand out above the rest, and be true leaders in the profession. Students are exposed to the most advanced research and management technology through our award-winning professors and research units such as the world-class Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. One thing is for sure – our students get their hands dirty…with experience! |
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Department Contacts Department Chair
Dr. Scott Henke
MSC 228, Kleberg Ag Room 114
(361) 593-3689
Administrative Assistant
Rachel Perez
MSC 228, Kleberg Ag Room 133
(361) 593-2188 Graduate Programs For more information on graduate programs in Animal & Wildlife Science, click here>>>
To learn more about the Wildlife & Agriculture Graduate Student Organization (WAGSO), click here>>> |