Marcus Duck

Marcus Duck

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Academic Specialist
Department of Horticulture

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Joined Department

August 16, 2002

Appointment

90% Teaching and Advising
10% Administration (Program Coordination)

Education

Associate in Science Degree - Central Alabama Community College - 1995

Bachelor of Science Degree - Landscape Horticulture - Auburn University - 1997

Master of Science Degree - Horticulture - Michigan State University - 2002

Teaching & Advising

  • AT 293 - Placement Training (Internship for 2-year Horticulture students)
  • HRT 206 - Training and Pruning Plants (course creator and coordinator)
  • HRT 207 - Horticulture Career Development
  • HRT 213 - Landscape Maintenance
  • HRT 213L - Landscape Maintenance Field Laboratory
  • HRT 214 - Landscape & Turfgrass Business Operations
  • HRT 218 - Irrigation Systems for Horticulture
  • HRT 218L - Irrigation Systems for Horticulture Laboratory
  • Faculty Advisor - Student Horticulture Association (SHA)
  • Coach for SHA's National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) National Collegiate Landscape Competition (NCLC) Team

2-year IAT Horticulture Certificate Programs

Institute of Agricultural Technology

Department Information

Students

Research Focus Areas

Our Gardens

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