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International Agricultural Development

SMCareBare — 2008-09-19 12:07:27

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SMCareBare — 2008-08-03 19:13:38

Upload of file UCD IAD.bmp.

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SMCareBare — 2008-07-27 16:48:32

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- You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small, with only ten or twenty ["undergrads"] in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"].	+ You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small, with only ten or twenty ["undergrads"] in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"]. Here's the link for the undergraduate [http://admissions.ucdavis.edu/academics/major_view.cfm?major=aiad website].

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MaryLieth — 2008-07-25 22:19:37

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- The '''International Agricultural Development''' (also known as IAD) is a ["graduate groups" graduate group] putting together ["soil"] scientists, agriculturalists, community development, engineering, economics and anything vaguely related to international development and agriculture in developing countries. IAD students are generally getting a master's degree although sometimes they get a masters in IAD and a PhD elsewhere.	+ [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]
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- They're generally known as a somewhat hippy department with a high concentration of returned ["peace corps"] volunteers.	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location(s)'''\|\| + \|\|1220 ["Plant and Environmental Sciences Building"]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Office Hours'''\|\| + \|\|(Please fill in administrative office hours)\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530) 754-4424\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Fax'''\|\| + \|\|(530) 752-4361\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''E-mail'''\|\| + \|\|dddamanchyk@ucdavis.edu\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Web site'''\|\| + \|\|[http://iad.ucdavis.edu/]\|\|
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- You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small, with only ten or twenty undergrads in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"].	+ + The '''International Agricultural Development''' (also known as IAD) is a ["graduate groups" graduate group] putting together ["soil"] scientists, agriculturalists, community development, ["engineering"], ["economics"] and anything vaguely related to international development and ["College of Agriculture" agriculture] in developing countries. IAD students are generally getting a master's degree although sometimes they get a masters in IAD and a PhD elsewhere. + + They're generally known as a somewhat ["Hippies" hippie] department with a high concentration of returned ["peace corps"] volunteers. + + You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small, with only ten or twenty ["undergrads"] in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"]. + + [[comments]]

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JabberWokky — 2008-07-25 09:37:12

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- International Agricultural Development (also known as IAD) is a graduate group putting together soil scientists, agriculturalists, community development, engineering, economics and anything vaguely related to international development and agriculture in developing countries. IAD students are generally getting a master's degree although sometimes they get a masters in IAD and a PhD elsewhere.	+ The '''International Agricultural Development''' (also known as IAD) is a ["graduate groups" graduate group] putting together ["soil"] scientists, agriculturalists, community development, engineering, economics and anything vaguely related to international development and agriculture in developing countries. IAD students are generally getting a master's degree although sometimes they get a masters in IAD and a PhD elsewhere.

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SMCareBare — 2008-07-25 09:19:48

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- You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small with only ten or twenty undergrads in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"].	+ You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small, with only ten or twenty undergrads in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"].

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SMCareBare — 2008-07-25 09:19:37

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	+ + You can get a bachelor's degree in IAD. The program is very small with only ten or twenty undergrads in a given year in the department. They are also highly likely to be hippies and/or to live in ["The Domes"].

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JasonAller — 2006-09-10 20:24:11

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AmyGoogenspa — 2006-09-10 20:15:30

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	+ International Agricultural Development (also known as IAD) is a graduate group putting together soil scientists, agriculturalists, community development, engineering, economics and anything vaguely related to international development and agriculture in developing countries. IAD students are generally getting a master's degree although sometimes they get a masters in IAD and a PhD elsewhere. + + They're generally known as a somewhat hippy department with a high concentration of returned peace corps volunteers.