Perceptions of Agriculture Study
Calling students who are non-agriculture majors! Your help is needed with an honors thesis project intended to identify student perceptions of an agricultural topic. Students who respond to all three parts of the questionnaire and meet the criteria will have a chance to receive a $50 gift cards (six cards will be given away). Access the questionnaire.
You can contact a member of our research team with questions: Faith Mills at famills@uark.edu or Casandra Cox at ccrumle@uark.edu. Approval has been granted for this project (Protocol number: 2201383813) and you may contact Ro Windwalker, irb@uark.edu.
Topics
Contacts
Casandra Kay Cox, instructor
Agricultural Education, Communications and Technology
479-575-2040,
ccrumle@uark.edu
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