Overcoming preconceived notations: a first look at the Purdue Agribusiness Student Academy

Shaneka Lawson; Z.C. Brown; P. Morris

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Overcoming preconceived notations: a first look at the Purdue Agribusiness Student Academy

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Authors:

Shaneka Lawson, Z.C. Brown, P. Morris

Year:

2022

Type:

Paper

Station:

Northern Research Station

Source:

Twentieth annual Hawaii international conference on education. Honolulu, HI: Hawaii International conference on Education

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Abstract

The Purdue Agribusiness Science Academy (PASA) is a program designed to increase youth interest and engagement in agriculture and also increase youth association of agriculture with STEM. The twelve-year history of the program demonstrates support for its existence and success at Purdue University. However, future empirical research needs to be done to determine if PASA can be seen as a model for other universities and organizations to follow.

Citation

Lawson, S.S.; Brown, Z.C.; Morris, P. 2022. Overcoming preconceived notations: a first look at the Purdue Agribusiness Student Academy. In: Twentieth annual Hawaii international conference on eductaion. Honolulu, HI: Hawaii International conference on Education. 8 p. Available at https://hiceducation.org/proceedings-library/.