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Learning Community for CFAES
If you are majoring in agriculture, natural resources, or
have an interest in veterinary medicine, consider living in
Norton
House with people who share your interests. You'll not
only live among peers in these fields, but you'll also have
close contact with the faculty and staff from the College
of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (FAES).
These opportunities for direct contact with the experts will
give you great information about courses, careers, and special
programs and they'll help you make the choices that are right
for you.
This
living-learning program has an extensive history at Ohio State,
and it is a warm, friendly community full of students committed
to creating great memories. The core of this program lies
in its integration of faculty contact, campus activities,
and community organizations. Together, these resources interact
to provide a comprehensive experience for the students involved.
An opportunity that is offered through the FAES Learning Program is “Norton in the Neotropics”, a study abroad experience designed specifically for students living in the Norton Residence Hall. Sustainable agriculture and community development will be intensively studied at Escuela Agricultura de Region Tropical Humeda (EARTH University) located in Guacimo, Limon near the Caribbean coast. Students will earn credit during both the seminar and the Costa Rican part of the experience. Group presentations will be incorporated in addition to guest experts commenting on “la forma de vida” (the way of life) in this not too-distant tropical, Latin American country. Immediately following Winter Quarter exams, the students will travel to Costa Rica for 10 days to experience field excursions across the Costa Rican landscape, examining mountain, plateau, volcanic, humid tropical, and coastal environments. Special scholarships are available to help offset travel costs.
Supplemental
Application for CFAES Learning Community
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