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Organizational Charts
Leadership
1 - Academic Units
2 - Extension Regional Unit Leaders
- Central (M.J. Depp-Nestlerode)
- Northeast (M. McDavid)
- Southwest (W. Kleiner)
- West (B. Bernatowicz)
3 - Extension Program Leaders
- Family Financial Management, Family Strengths, Nutrition, Diet & Heath, Food Safety - (M. Corbin)
- Water Resources, Renewable Natural Resources (K. Saacke-Blunk)
- Ag Entrepreneurship, Horticulture (J. Hyde)
- Field Crop Management, Renewable and Alternative Energy (G. Roth)
- Economic and Community Development, Marcellus Shale (T. Kelsey)
- Emergency Readiness, Rural Health & Safety (D. Filson)
- Dairy, Equine, Poultry and other livestock systems (D. Calvin)
- 4-H, Youth Development (C. Bartley)
4 - Service Unit Leaders
- Financial and Business Services - (T. Schaffer)
- Publications Distribution Services - (R. Martell)
- Grants and Contracts - (S. Morgan)
5 - Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights
- Agricultural Experiment Station - (B. McPheron)
- Extension Administration - (D. Calvin)
- Graduate Education - (A. Dodd)
- Office of Human Resources - (W. Devlin and J. Locker)
6. Special Services
- Analytical Testing Lab - (A. Wolf)
- Farm Services - (G. Kauffman)
7. Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station - (B. McPheron)
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- The College of Agricultural Sciences invests more than $89 million in research and graduate study yearly.
- Undergraduates can choose from 19 majors, 24 minors, 3 two-year programs, and 3 certificate programs.
- About 85 percent of the college's undergraduates come from non-agricultural backgrounds, and 43 percent are women.
Enrollment
- Approximate total college undergraduate enrollment: 2,500
- Approximate college undergraduate enrollment at University Park campus: 1,900
- Total college graduate student enrollment: 466
Scholarships
- The college has one of Penn State's largest scholarship programs, awarding more than $1.8 million to nearly 700 students annually.
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