June 21–24, 2020
Chadron State College Campus
Chadron, Nebraska
The short course can be taken for credit or for non-credit. Individuals who wish to take the class for UNL college credit can sign up for 2 hours of Independent Study in Agronomy 496 (undergraduate) or 896 (graduate) for the second summer term in 2020. Use the special section set up for the Range Short Course. Contact Jerry Volesky at jerry.volesky@unl.edu for the call numbers.
Anyone not enrolled in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln needs to go through the admissions process. For undergraduate admission and registration visit: https://admissions.unl.edu. For graduate admission visit: https://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/prospective. If you have any questions, contact Jerry Volesky.
Students wishing credit through Chadron State College should register for 2 hours of Agriculture 420 (undergraduate) or Agriculture 520 (graduate). Those students registering for Chadron State credit should check with Anthony Perlinski at Chadron State College (308) 432-6274.
Before registering for college credit, you must insure that you have a place in the course by returning the registration form with the registration fee of $325.
All credit and non-credit students attending the short course will be required to take quizzes and/or exams during the week as well as the final exam on Friday.
Students taking the course for graduate level credit will be required to complete additional work. This will involve the development and completion of a suitable range project agreeable with instructors.