Spring 2027

First-year Seminar in Agroecology and Plant Science

A first-year seminar introducing agroecology and plant science, exploring UW-Madison resources, engaging with faculty on research, and discussing career options in these fields.

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Lectures are small, with a median of 20 enrolled students in the recorded sections.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Identify university, college, and departmental resources that support success at UW-Madison.

  • Describe foundational college success skills, including organizational, critical thinking, and effective communication skills.

  • Reflect on academic, career, and personal goals.

  • Discuss complex issues related to agroecology and plant science with peers and instructors using evidence-based perspectives.

  • Describe the variety of career opportunities available to individuals with Agroecology and Plant Science and Technology degrees.

  • Describe the Agroecology major and Plant Science and Technology major and determine if either is a major they want to pursue.

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AGROECOL/PLANTSCI 100

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Introduction to the scientific fields of agroecology and plant science. Explore departmental, college, and campus resources that will help you succeed at UW-Madison. Engage with faculty and staff to learn about cutting-edge research related to agroecology and plant science. Explore career options available in agroecology and plant science and technology.

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Topics

  • Agroecology and plant science
  • University, college, and departmental resources for student success
  • Cutting-edge research in agroecology and plant science
  • Career options in agroecology and plant science and technology

Skills

  • Foundational college success skills including organizational, critical thinking, and effective communication skills.
  • Discussing complex issues related to agroecology and plant science using evidence-based perspectives.

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