Veterinary Degrees Online

Sustainability Series
The Sustainability Series offers information, discussions, demonstrations of products, and descriptions of services for students, individuals, and businesses interested in alternative and sustainable energy systems. Admission is free. All dates occur on a Thursday.
February 12 – Maryland Home Performance with ENERGY STAR
February 19 – ChesapeakeSolar, a groSolar company
February 26 – Ground Loop, Inc., Heating and Air Conditioning
March 19 – Apple Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
April 2 – TerraLogos: Green Home Services, Inc.
April 16 – TerraLogos: eco architecture

Time
5:30-6:30 p.m., followed by 30-minute Q&A

Location
CADE 207, Arnold campus

Throughout history, animals have contributed to human society by providing food, materials and companionship and by performing key roles in the workplace, in recreation and in sport.

Animal science is not only a fascinating subject to study. It is also vital for improving standards of animal welfare, protecting livestock from disease epidemics and safeguarding public health from animal borne diseases.

Animal science is also central to addressing other issues of today, such the growing global demand for meat, milk and eggs and how climate change will affect the spread of animal diseases. With current concerns about greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, knowledge of animal science will also be critical in the drive to reduce the environmental impact and improve the sustainability of livestock production systems.

The Applied Animal Science course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required for a career in animal science, where employment opportunities continue to be excellent.