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EntomologyBSProgramRevision_23Jan2019From: Osborne, Jeanne To:
Smith, Randy Cc: Reed, Katie; Neal, Steve; Violet, Cynthia A.;
Meadows, Kendyl; Roe, Brian; Welty, Celeste Subject: Requesting CAA
Approval for Entomology undergraduate major and minor - with
attachments Date: Monday, February 4, 2019 12:16:35 PM Attachments:
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Apologies – I sent without attachments. Please find the major and minor proposed revision documents attached.
Thank you,
Jeanne
From: Osborne, Jeanne Sent: Monday, February 4, 2019 12:15 PM To: Smith, Randy <[email protected]> Cc: Reed, Katie <[email protected]>; Neal, Steve <[email protected]>; Violet, Cynthia A. <[email protected]>; Meadows, Kendyl <[email protected]>; Roe, Brian <[email protected]>; Welty, Celeste <[email protected]> Subject: Requesting CAA Approval for Entomology undergraduate major and minor Dear Dr. Smith, The College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences is requesting Council on Academic Affairs approval for revision of the attached undergraduate Entomology BS major and Entomology minor offered by the Department of Entomology within the CFAES; with the proposed changes effective autumn semester 2019. The primary change to both the major and the minor involves the recently approved Course Change and New Course requests submitted by the Department of Entomology. The Course Change request for ENTMLGY 4000 involved the removal of the laboratory component and addition of content to address increased breadth of information in the field, maintaining the course at 3 credits. The New Course request for ENTMLGY 4001 provides the laboratory experiences that were removed from ENTMLGY 4000 in a separate course, providing some flexibility in scheduling for students and adding 1 credit to the major course requirements in the major. This additional credit is accommodated by a reduction by 1 credit in the required elective credits in the major. Additionally, ENTMLGY 4001 is an elective option for students in the minor. In addition to the described course changes and adjustment in credit hour distribution in the major, electives in both the major and the minor were adjusted to provide students more options and remove courses that are no longer offered. These changes are proposed to better meet the needs and interests of the students, provide some flexibility in scheduling and address the different curricular needs of students in the major and the minor.
Department of Entomology
Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-8209 Phone
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019; modified 23 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate major in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate major in Entomology were recently approved by CAA, on 19 September 2018. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course changes. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3- credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate major, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate major program will require one additional credit hour in core courses, and will require one less credit hour in the elective entomology courses, thus the total credit hours in the major will remain the same. A second change in the program is simply to add two more elective courses within the category of applied entomology courses, for a new course that was recently approved: ENTMLGY 5609: Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management, and for one course that was recently approved for modifications: ENTMLGY 5605: Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
CURRENT PROGRAM, JANUARY 2019
B.S. in Agriculture Entomology
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5279 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
MARKED WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2018 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
1234 Street Name City, OH 12345-6789
123-456-7890 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax
Department of Entomology Extension Entomology
Rothenbuhler Research Lab 2501 Carmack Road Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-9783 Fax
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate minor in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate minor in Entomology were made in October 2015. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course change requests. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3-credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a separate 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate minor, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate minor program will require only the lecture course, which will be the revised ENTMLGY 4000. The lab course, ENTMLGY 4001, will be an elective that is recommended but not required for the minor. The total credit hours in the minor will remain the same 12 credit hours as before. Other changes in the program are: 1) to remove the name of one of the advisors, who has retired, 2) to remove nine elective courses that are no longer being offered, and 3) to add three elective courses that have been approved since the last revisions in the minor, as well as adding the new ENTMLGY 4001 laboratory course that is currently going through the approval process. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
Entomology Minor Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Effective Autumn 2016 11/3/15
Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. 614-688-1054 [email protected] Dr. David Shetlar, Coordinator 2501 Carmack Road 614-292-3762 [email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Courses: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3
Required: One of the following: ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4602 Urban Landscape and Greenhouse Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4603 Agricultural Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4604 Urban Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4606 Introduction to Forensic Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Human Health Entomology 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4200 Insect Biology for Teachers (Stone Lab) 2 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5120 Aquatic Insect Biology and Ecology (Stone Lab) 3-4 ENTMLGY 5130 Field Insect Taxonomy 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5601 Current Topics in Entomology, Science and Society 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5623 Insect Morphology 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research). Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the
minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a
student is permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count
toward the minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
CURRENT PROGRAM
CURRENT PROGRAM MARKED WITH PROPOSED CHANGES, JAN. 2019 Entomology Minor Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. Effective Autumn 2016 2019 614-688-1054 11/3/15 [email protected]
Dr. David Shetlar, Coordinator 2501 Carmack Road 614-292-3762 [email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Course: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3
Required: One of the following: Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4602 Urban Landscape and Greenhouse Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4603 Agricultural Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4604 Urban Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4606 Introduction to Forensic Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4200 Insect Biology for Teachers (Stone Lab) 2 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5120 Aquatic Insect Biology and Ecology (Stone Lab) 3-4 ENTMLGY 5130 Field Insect Taxonomy 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5601 Current Topics in Entomology, Science and Society 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5623 Insect Morphology 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research).
Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a student is
permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count toward the
minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
PROPOSED PROGRAM, JAN. 2019 Entomology Minor Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. Effective Autumn 2019 614-688-1054
[email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Course: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3
Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research).
Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a student is
permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count toward the
minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
This proposal was reviewed and approved by the College Academic Affairs Committee. Please let me know if any additional information is needed in support of this request. Sincerely,
Jeanne M. Osborne Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 100E Agricultural Administration, 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, OH 43210 Tel: 614-292-1734 Fax: 614-292-1218 e-mail: [email protected]
Department of Entomology
Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-8209 Phone
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019; modified 23 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate major in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate major in Entomology were recently approved by CAA, on 19 September 2018. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course changes. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3- credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate major, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate major program will require one additional credit hour in core courses, and will require one less credit hour in the elective entomology courses, thus the total credit hours in the major will remain the same. A second change in the program is simply to add two more elective courses within the category of applied entomology courses, for a new course that was recently approved: ENTMLGY 5609: Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management, and for one course that was recently approved for modifications: ENTMLGY 5605: Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
CURRENT PROGRAM, JANUARY 2019
B.S. in Agriculture Entomology
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5279 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
MARKED WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2018 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
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Apologies – I sent without attachments. Please find the major and minor proposed revision documents attached.
Thank you,
Jeanne
From: Osborne, Jeanne Sent: Monday, February 4, 2019 12:15 PM To: Smith, Randy <[email protected]> Cc: Reed, Katie <[email protected]>; Neal, Steve <[email protected]>; Violet, Cynthia A. <[email protected]>; Meadows, Kendyl <[email protected]>; Roe, Brian <[email protected]>; Welty, Celeste <[email protected]> Subject: Requesting CAA Approval for Entomology undergraduate major and minor Dear Dr. Smith, The College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences is requesting Council on Academic Affairs approval for revision of the attached undergraduate Entomology BS major and Entomology minor offered by the Department of Entomology within the CFAES; with the proposed changes effective autumn semester 2019. The primary change to both the major and the minor involves the recently approved Course Change and New Course requests submitted by the Department of Entomology. The Course Change request for ENTMLGY 4000 involved the removal of the laboratory component and addition of content to address increased breadth of information in the field, maintaining the course at 3 credits. The New Course request for ENTMLGY 4001 provides the laboratory experiences that were removed from ENTMLGY 4000 in a separate course, providing some flexibility in scheduling for students and adding 1 credit to the major course requirements in the major. This additional credit is accommodated by a reduction by 1 credit in the required elective credits in the major. Additionally, ENTMLGY 4001 is an elective option for students in the minor. In addition to the described course changes and adjustment in credit hour distribution in the major, electives in both the major and the minor were adjusted to provide students more options and remove courses that are no longer offered. These changes are proposed to better meet the needs and interests of the students, provide some flexibility in scheduling and address the different curricular needs of students in the major and the minor.
Department of Entomology
Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-8209 Phone
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019; modified 23 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate major in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate major in Entomology were recently approved by CAA, on 19 September 2018. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course changes. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3- credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate major, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate major program will require one additional credit hour in core courses, and will require one less credit hour in the elective entomology courses, thus the total credit hours in the major will remain the same. A second change in the program is simply to add two more elective courses within the category of applied entomology courses, for a new course that was recently approved: ENTMLGY 5609: Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management, and for one course that was recently approved for modifications: ENTMLGY 5605: Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
CURRENT PROGRAM, JANUARY 2019
B.S. in Agriculture Entomology
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5279 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
MARKED WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2018 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
1234 Street Name City, OH 12345-6789
123-456-7890 Phone 123-456-7890 Fax
Department of Entomology Extension Entomology
Rothenbuhler Research Lab 2501 Carmack Road Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-9783 Fax
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate minor in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate minor in Entomology were made in October 2015. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course change requests. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3-credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a separate 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate minor, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate minor program will require only the lecture course, which will be the revised ENTMLGY 4000. The lab course, ENTMLGY 4001, will be an elective that is recommended but not required for the minor. The total credit hours in the minor will remain the same 12 credit hours as before. Other changes in the program are: 1) to remove the name of one of the advisors, who has retired, 2) to remove nine elective courses that are no longer being offered, and 3) to add three elective courses that have been approved since the last revisions in the minor, as well as adding the new ENTMLGY 4001 laboratory course that is currently going through the approval process. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
Entomology Minor Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Effective Autumn 2016 11/3/15
Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. 614-688-1054 [email protected] Dr. David Shetlar, Coordinator 2501 Carmack Road 614-292-3762 [email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Courses: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3
Required: One of the following: ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4602 Urban Landscape and Greenhouse Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4603 Agricultural Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4604 Urban Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4606 Introduction to Forensic Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Human Health Entomology 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4200 Insect Biology for Teachers (Stone Lab) 2 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5120 Aquatic Insect Biology and Ecology (Stone Lab) 3-4 ENTMLGY 5130 Field Insect Taxonomy 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5601 Current Topics in Entomology, Science and Society 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5623 Insect Morphology 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research). Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the
minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a
student is permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count
toward the minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
CURRENT PROGRAM
CURRENT PROGRAM MARKED WITH PROPOSED CHANGES, JAN. 2019 Entomology Minor Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. Effective Autumn 2016 2019 614-688-1054 11/3/15 [email protected]
Dr. David Shetlar, Coordinator 2501 Carmack Road 614-292-3762 [email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Course: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3
Required: One of the following: Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4602 Urban Landscape and Greenhouse Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4603 Agricultural Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4604 Urban Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4606 Introduction to Forensic Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4200 Insect Biology for Teachers (Stone Lab) 2 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5120 Aquatic Insect Biology and Ecology (Stone Lab) 3-4 ENTMLGY 5130 Field Insect Taxonomy 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5601 Current Topics in Entomology, Science and Society 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5623 Insect Morphology 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research).
Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a student is
permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count toward the
minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
PROPOSED PROGRAM, JAN. 2019 Entomology Minor Dr. Joe Raczkowski, Coordinator Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 257B Howlett Hall 2001 Fyffe Ct. Effective Autumn 2019 614-688-1054
[email protected]
The objectives of a minor in Entomology are to provide insight into the role of insects in human affairs and in the environment. Students majoring in fields associated with natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, food production, ecology, and agriscience education will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in natural and managed ecosystems. Students majoring in fields associated with animal sciences, pre-veterinary medicine, and public health will be interested in Entomology because of the critical role insects play in animal and human health.
The Entomology minor consists of a minimum of 12 credit hours chosen from the following list.
Required Course: Credit Hours ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3
Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110 Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects 3 Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2
Required: Electives: 6-7 hours from courses above or below: ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experience in Entomology 1-2 ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies 1-6 ENTMLGY 4440H Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction 1-6 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420 Insect Behavior Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 ENTMLGY 5797 Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens, and Challenges in Vector Biology 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 Students who have completed 12 credit hours of entomology coursework can enrich their experience with ENTMLGY 4191 (Internship), 4193 (Individual Studies), 4999 and 4999H (Research).
Restrictions and General Information 1. This minor is not available to students majoring in Plant Health Management or Entomology. 2. A minor should be declared by the time a student accumulates 60 hours. 3. A minimum 2.00 cumulative point-hour ratio is required in the minor course work; and a minimum grade of a C- is required for each course used to complete the minor. 4. A student is permitted to overlap up to 6 credit hours between the GE and the minor. 5. The minor must contain a minimum of 12 credit hours distinct from the major and/or additional minors (i.e. if a minor requires more than 12 credit hours, a student is
permitted to overlap those hours beyond 12 with the major or with another minor). 6. The minor must include at least 6 hours of upper-level or upper-division course work (3000 or above). 7. Course work graded Pass/Non-Pass cannot count in the minor, and no more than 3 credit hours of course work graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory may count toward the
minor. 8. No more than 3 credit hours of xx93 may count toward the minor. 9. A student is permitted to count up to 6 total hours of transfer credit and/or credit by examination.
This proposal was reviewed and approved by the College Academic Affairs Committee. Please let me know if any additional information is needed in support of this request. Sincerely,
Jeanne M. Osborne Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 100E Agricultural Administration, 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, OH 43210 Tel: 614-292-1734 Fax: 614-292-1218 e-mail: [email protected]
Department of Entomology
Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-8209 Phone
Ms. Jeanne Osborne, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs 100 Agricultural Administration 2120 Fyffe Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210 11 January 2019; modified 23 January 2019 Dear Ms. Osborne, The Department of Entomology, within the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, currently offers an undergraduate major in Entomology. Several revisions in the undergraduate major in Entomology were recently approved by CAA, on 19 September 2018. We now have additional changes that we would like to make. We are submitting this program change request to accompany some course changes. A course change request is being submitted to change our current course in General Entomology (ENTMLGY 4000) from a 3-credit lecture-and-lab course to become a 3- credit lecture-only course, and we are submitting a new course request for a 1-credit General Entomology Laboratory course (ENTMLGY 4001). Those changes, once approved, will affect our current undergraduate major, thus our need to make this program request. We propose that the undergraduate major program will require one additional credit hour in core courses, and will require one less credit hour in the elective entomology courses, thus the total credit hours in the major will remain the same. A second change in the program is simply to add two more elective courses within the category of applied entomology courses, for a new course that was recently approved: ENTMLGY 5609: Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management, and for one course that was recently approved for modifications: ENTMLGY 5605: Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases. The attached three documents show the current program as of 2018, the current program that is marked to show proposed revisions, and the proposed program. The proposed revisions would take effect Autumn Semester 2019. We would appreciate your consideration of this program request. Sincerely,
Dr. Carol Anelli Professor and Interim Chair Department of Entomology
CURRENT PROGRAM, JANUARY 2019
B.S. in Agriculture Entomology
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology 3 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5279 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
MARKED WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2018 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 5 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 12 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 12 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits
For all students: Entomology courses at the 6000-level are allowed but instructor permission is required for undergraduates to enroll. Required supplemental courses (Minor Equivalent) 12 MATH 1151 Calculus 1 5 EEOB 3410 Ecology 4 MOLGEN 4500 General Genetics 3
WITH PROPOSED REVISIONS, JAN. 2019 B.S. in Agriculture
Entomology Effective Autumn 2019
6/21/18
All students must complete two Global Issues courses in the GE (). All students must complete a Social Diversity requirement in the GE, which can be done by completing Rural Sociology 1500 or Sociology 1101.
FAES 1100 and ENTMLGY 1100 .5, .5 Social Science 1 (RURLSOC 1500 or SOCIOL 1101) 3 Writing Level 1 (English 1110) 3 Social Science 2 (AEDECON 2001 or ECON 2001) 3 Writing Level 2 (2367) or see approved CFAES GE List 3 Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Agr Comm 3130 or Comm 2110 3 Culture & Ideas or Historical Study (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 MATH 1150 4 Literature (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Data Analysis (Comldr 3537, AEDE 2005, AnSci 2260, HCS 2260, ENR 2000, Stat 1450) 3 Art (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Biology 1113 and 1114 8 Contemporary Issues (See Approved CFAES GE List) 3 Chem 1210 and 1220 10 Major 36 Minor equivalent 12 Internship 1-2 Free electives 15-16
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
Major Requirements Entomology core required courses: 6 ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture 3 ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory 1 ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health 2 Required course in applied entomology, select one course from the following: 2-3 ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management 2 ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology 2 ENTMLGY 5110* Ecology and Management of Pathogens and Insects Affecting Trees in Forest and Urban Environments 3 ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector-Borne Diseases 3 ENTMLGY 5608 Turfgrass Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Plant Insect and Mite Pests – Identification, Biology, and Management 2 Entomology electives, select a minimum of 11 credit hours of which at least 9 credits are at the 3000 level or higher, from the list below, or additional options from the list of applied entomology courses above: 11 ENTMLGY 2101 Insects and Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons, and Politics 3 ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping 3 ENTMLGY 3330 or 4440H Social Insects / Honors Social Insects 3 ENTMLGY 4999 or 4999H Research with Distinction / Honors Research with Distinction [limit 3 credit towards the major] 1–6 ENTMLGY 5001 Entomological and Environmental Approaches to Fly Fishing 3 ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates 3 ENTMLGY 5420* Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function 3 ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests 3 ENTMLGY 5600 Principles and Applications of Integrated Pest Management 3 ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science 3 * offered once every 2 years Electives related to the major, select a minimum of 16 credit hours, as chosen in consultation with the advisor, such as: 16-17 For students in the Insect Science track (pre-graduate school or pre-medical school or pre-veterinary school):
CHEM 2510 Organic Chemistry I, 4 credits CHEM 2520 Organic Chemistry II, 4 credits CHEM 2540 Organic Chemistry Lab I, 2 credits CHEM 2550 Organic Chemistry Lab II, 2 credits BIOCHEM 4511 Introduction to Biological Chemistry, 4 credits MOLGEN 3436 Introductory Plant Physiology, 3 credits MOLGEN 4700 Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology, 3 credits
For students in the Applied Pest Management track: CHEM 2310 Introductory Organic Chemistry, 4 credits HCS 5422 Biology and Management of Weeds and Invasive Plants, 3 credits PLNTPATH 3001 General Plant Pathology Lecture, 3 credits PLNTPTH 3002 General Plant Pathology Lab, 2 credits ENR 3000 Soil Science, 3 credits ENR 5270 Soil Fertility, 3 credits