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Agricultural Science 017
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Biochemistry 115
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Bioresource (Bioenvironmental) Engineering 129
Biotechnology 126
Botany
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Environmental Geomatics Certificate (19 credits)
Environmental Planning Certificate (21 credits)
Fisheries Science Certificate (30 Credits)
Food Systems Education and Administration Certificate (FSEACP) (21–22 credits)
Horticultural Therapy Certificate (29 Credits)
International Agriculture/Environment Certificate (21–23 credits)
Medicinal and Economic Botany Certificate (24 credits)
Social Strategies for Environmental Protection Certificate (24 credits)
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New Brunswick/Piscataway Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2007 Cook College Programs of Study Certificate Programs Horticultural Therapy Certificate (29 Credits)  

Horticultural Therapy Certificate (29 Credits)

The profession of horticultural therapy employs horticulture to treat mental and physical diseases and disabilities. The profession requires the integration of plant systems and culture techniques with human psychology and health. This program will enable students to pursue professional registration through the American Horticultural Therapy Association.

For additional information, contact Professor Joel Flagler at the Hackensack Cooperative Extension office, 201/336-6781, or on campus at Foran Hall, 732/932-9711, ext. 248, or flagler@aesop.rutgers.edu.

Required courses (16)

  11:776:210  Principles of Botany (3)

  11:776:225  Introduction to Horticultural Therapy (3)

  11:776:310  Plant Propagation (3)

  11:776:325  Horticultural Therapy Techniques and Programming (3)

  11:776:495  Special Problems in Plant Science (4); an approved practical experience in horticultural therapy

Electives (13)

  11:770:301  General Plant Pathology (3)

  11:776:221  Principles of Organic Crop Production (3)

  11:776:231  Commercial Floral Design (3)

  11:776:321  Greenhouse Management and Crop Production (3)

  11:776:439  Nursery Crop Production (3)

  11:776:496  Special Problems in Plant Science (4)

  01:830:377  Health Psychology (3) or 01:830:340 Abnormal Psychology (3)

  __:___:___   Adviser-approved electives


 
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