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COURSES   /    PLSCI 6180
People, Plants and Participation
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Plant Science (PLSCI)

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3 Credits

This course explores the theory and practice of participatory research approaches in agriculture, with an emphasis on plant science research. We will cover the theoretical and historical roots of participatory research in agriculture and learn from case studies and projects where participatory research approaches have been used. With a focus on active and applied learning, the course will include field visits to local communities throughout the semester. Students will engage in critical analysis of projects they identify using their course learning, as well as practicing conceptualizing a participatory research project in collaboration with community partners.

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