1. Department of Agriculture

2. Dr. Michael Barrowclough
Dr. Rob Rhykerd
Chair
Agribusiness FIM
Dr. Michael Barrowclough
Dr. Maria Boerngen
Dr. Michelle Kibler
Dr. Luliia Protopop
Dr. Aslihan Spaulding
Animal Science
AIM
Pre-Vet Medicine
Dr. Jennifer Earing
Dr. Justin Rickard
Crop & Soil Science
Agronomy Management
Dr. Clay Robinson
Dr. Ken Smiciklas
Ag Education
Ag Com & Leadership
Dr. Lucas Maxwell
Dr. Dick Steffen
Horticulture & Landscape Management
Dr. Dave Kopsell
Kathy Scott
Mary Akers

3. Majors
Agribusiness
Animal Science, Pre-Vet Medicine, Animal Industry Management
Crop & Soil Science, Agronomy Management
Ag Education, Ag Com & Leadership
Horticulture & Landscape Management

4. Sigma Alpha- Professional Agriculture Sorority
Registered Student Organizations
Fraternities & Sororities
Ag Science Club
Agriculture Ambassadors
Collegiate FFA/PAS
Collegiate Farm Bureau
Hoof’N’Horn
Horticulture Club
Indy-pendence Service Dog Organization
ISU Trap & Skeet Club
MANNRS-Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences
National Agri-Marketing Association
SPVA (Pre-Vet)
Sigma Alpha- Professional Agriculture Sorority
Alpha Zeta-Honors Fraternity
FarmHouse Fraternity
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity

5. University Farm
Located near Lexington, IL (about 18 miles northeast of Normal)
Utilized for hands on experience, teaching, research, and outreach activities

6. Horticulture Center Current and future gardens include:
The Children’s Garden
The Nutraceutical Garden
Native Gardens
The Pinetum
Prairie Grove
Literary Gardens
Trial Gardens used for faculty research
Theme Gardens
And Many More!

7. Career Fair More than 50 companies participate each year
Monday, September 18th, 2017
9 a.m.-1 p.m. in Brown Ballroom

8. Study Abroad French Exchange Program
Host University: ESA- Ecole Superieure D’Agricultures
4 Week Program in Angers, France

9. Why Study Ag at ISU? Our Mission Our Vision
“The mission of the Department of Agriculture at Illinois State University is to deliver the highest quality academic programs, prepare students for careers in the food and agriculture industry, conduct scholarly activities that are beneficial to the citizens of Illinois and beyond, and provide outreach services to an ever-changing world. The department provides the benefits of a small college within a large university, and places the student at the center of teaching and scholarship. Learning is enhanced by strong student-faculty connections and student participation in co-curricular activities and organizations.”
“The Department of Agriculture at Illinois State University will enhance the global food and agriculture industry by providing a premier educational experience, conducting high-quality research, and providing timely outreach services.”

10. Contact Us
Department of Agriculture Illinois State University Campus Box 5020 Normal, IL
(309)