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Advantages to being in the
Texas Junior College Agriculture Association
 

STUDENT ACTIVITIES:

1.    TJCAA State Convention - held on the campus of a different agricultural university annually.

       Participation in:

  • Quiz contests in agronomy, animal science, horticulture, and agricultural economics
  • Extemporaneous Speaking Contest
  • Outstanding Student Competition - first and second place students receive scholarships of $5,000 and $2,500, respectively
  • Outstanding Chapter Award Competition
  • Outstanding Scrapbook Competition
  • State Officer elections - President, 1st Vice-President, 2nd Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, Reporter, Parliamentarian, Sentinel
  • Association with students from other community colleges and universities
  • Opportunities to visit campuses of different universities
  • Opportunities for advisement from universities' instructors

COMMUNITY COLLEGE BENEFITS:

1.    TJCAA members have the opportunity to:

  • Promote leadership and fellowship among community college agricultural students
  • Promote scholarships among community college agricultural students
  • Promote competitive activities among community college agriculture clubs
  • Encourage cooperative spirit among community college agricultural students

2.    Agricultural Consortium of Texas membership

  • TJCAA members have a voice in ACT proceedings.  TJCAA has one vote.
  • TJCAA participates in the initiation, support, coordination, and implementation of agricultural research and educational programs.
  • TJCAA members are better able to cooperate with ACT member universities on such issues as transfer courses, possible scholarship opportunities, and joint student projects issues as transfer courses, possible scholarship opportunities, and joint student projects with the state-wide university students' organization.
  • TJCAA members are encouraged to attend all ACT fall and spring general meetings.

Kilgore College Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Department
Bob Young, Ag Instructor and Farm Manager
2211 SH 135 E
Overton, TX  75684-2625
(903) 834-6255
(903) 834-6931  FAX
(903) 984-8531 Main Campus