LU-MRRL Lecture Series
"Agriculture Majors, Teacher Behavior and Classroom Community"
This talk will feature Dr. Kimberly Cash, a faculty instructor in the College of Agriculture and the Agriculture Education Program Coordinator at Lincoln University.
One of the most important factors in choosing a college is feeling a sense of belonging in that community. In this month's lecture series event, come hear from Dr. Kimberly Cash in her talk "Agriculture Majors, Teacher Behavior, and Classroom Community." Dr. Cash is a faculty instructor and the Agriculture Education Program Coordinator at Lincoln University. Her presentation will focus on students' sense of belonging, particularly in agriculture programs, and how this sense of belonging helps students overcome struggles in their academic journey.
This talk will be from 6:30-8PM on Wednesday, Nov 18, in the Missouri River Regional Library's Art Gallery (located on the second floor). For more information, please visit the MRRL website: https://www.mrrl.org/event/lu-mrrl-lecture-series-agriculture-majors-teacher-behavior-and-classroom-community-51938. All lecture series events are free and open to the public.
Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson (matsonm@mrrl.org) or Dr. Hannah Bowling (bowlingh@lincolnu.edu).
Parking is also free, and it is available adjacent to the library and across the street. For questions, please contact Madeline Matson (matsonm@mrrl.org) or Dr. Hannah Bowling (bowlingh@lincolnu.edu).