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Spring 2025

Informational Session: Natural History of Madagascar

Wednesday, October 16, 2024 - 4:00pm to 5:00pm

Learn more about the Natural History of Madagascar travel course offered in spring 2025! 

Course Credit: 3 credits NREM 4960A during the Spring 2025 semester

Course Instructors: Dr. Steve Dinsmore (cootjr@iastate.edu), Dr. Julie Blanchong (julieb@iastate.edu), and Dr. Peter Wolter (ptwolter@iastate.edu).

Informational Session: Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo

Monday, October 14, 2024 - 3:30pm to 4:30pm

Learn more about the Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo travel course offered in spring 2025! 

Course Credit: 3 credits of AN S 4960/ECON 4960/GLOBE 4960 during spring semester 

Course Instructors: Dr. Curt Youngs (cryoungs@iastate.edu) and Albulena Basha (abasha@iastate.edu)

Informational Session: Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo

Friday, October 4, 2024 - 1:00pm to 2:00pm

Learn more about the Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo travel course offered in spring 2025! 

Course Credit: 3 credits of AN S 4960/ECON 4960/GLOBE 4960 during spring semester 

Course Instructors: Dr. Curt Youngs (cryoungs@iastate.edu) and Albulena Basha (abasha@iastate.edu)

Informational Session: Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 - 5:30pm to 6:30pm

Learn more about the Agricultural Development for Economic Growth: Multi-Sector Approach in Kosovo travel course offered in spring 2025! 

Course Credit: 3 credits of AN S 4960/ECON 4960/GLOBE 4960 during spring semester 

Course Instructors: Dr. Curt Youngs (cryoungs@iastate.edu) and Albulena Basha (abasha@iastate.edu)

Greece and Italy: Food, Culture and Agriculture - May 2025

This course provides students with a guided exploration of food, culture and agriculture in two Mediterranean countries (Italy and Greece). It exposes students to food systems from production to distribution, to marketing.

In Thessaloniki (Greece's second largest city), they will visit farms (olives, rice, grapes, herbs, greenhouses, etc.), a winery, and the American Farm School and Perrotis College. They will travel by bus through the agricultural heartland of Greece, stopping to visit a medieval monastery.  In Athens, they will visit the Acropolis and Parthenon.

Comparing Food Systems - Iowa vs California - May 2025

Program itinerary is tentative and subject to change.

This course will review food systems frameworks and considerations, focusing on food supply chains (production systems, distribution, processing, and retail/markets). Discussion topics will include influences such as natural resources (water), innovation and technology, demographics (labor), and economics (price of food). 

The pre-departure course will include tours of Iowa food production to assist in comparing and contrasting regional food systems in Iowa and California.

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