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Awards Issued Prior to January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations and May Not Reflect the Priorities and Policies of the Current Administration. the Unitedstates(u.s.)agricultureworkforceis Increasinglydiverseinlanguage,culture,andeducation.immigration Laboriscriticalto Productionagriculture and Sustainability, Asapproximatelyhalf Ofallfarmlaborersarehispanic.a Linguistically Diverse Workforce Makes It Challenging for Veterinarians and Ansc Professionals to Communicate Effectively With Non-english Speaking Animal Caretakers, Leading to Negative Impacts on Animal Health, Welfare, and Food Safety.our Joint Effort Proposes to Mediate the Potential Cultural and Language Barrier With Animal Caretakers and to Supporthigher Education in Food,agriculture,natural Resources, Andhuman Sciences (fanh). Texas Tech University (ttu), Tarleton State University (tsu), North Carolina State University (ncsu), and the Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico (UNAM) PROPOSETO1) Develop and Implement Three Courses (beginner, Lower-intermediate and High-intermediate) of Spanish for Specific Purposes in Agriculture (SSPA) in the Framework of the Current Veterinary Medicine and Ansc Program Curriculum Using Innovative Teaching Methodsthat Enhance STUDENTS' Metacognitive Processesand Experiential Learningactivities Integrated Into the Curriculum,and 2) Improve Veterinary and Ansc STUDENTS' Communication On-farm With Animal Caretakers, Leading to Enhanced Animal Health, Welfare, and Food Safety.the Curricula Will Be Evaluated (through a Needs Analysis, Student, and On-farm Surveys, and the Impact of the Program Through On-farm Audits Before and After Student Participation), Refined, and Disseminated. Products Generated Will Include Sspa Curricula Components, and Highly Qualified Veterinary and Ansc Students. the Benefits of This Project Will Go Beyond the Life of the Grant as a Model for Other Non-land Grant Institutions.
Committed
$750,000
Paid out
$746.7K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.3K
<1%
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