positions. Students are paid for their employ­ment, graded on their job performance, and receive academic credit.

INDUSTRY INVOLVEMENT

Industry involvement occurs on many levels beginning'with the Industry Advisory Commit-

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tee that orks with each technology to develop both the te hnical and general curriculum. Con­tact with industry representatives is an ongoing activity at OSU/ATI, presenting our graduates with continual leads toward their future employment.

ON-CAMPUS CONFERENCE

OSU/ATI invites you and your family to come on-campus and experience first hand what makes our Institute so unique. Investigate our small yet international campus which accom­modates some 700 students. Visit our Residence Hall, Student Activities Center, Learning Assistance Center, Library, and more.

Meet with Dr. Tom Zimmerman, Associate Profe sor and Environmental Resources Manage­ment Technology Coordinator. Dr. Zimmerman

o ds a B.S. from The Ohio State University, plus a M.S. and a Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University. As with most of our faculty members, he brings to the technology years of industry experience. Dr. Zimmerman has exten­sive experience as a consulting soil scientist and is certified through the American Registry of Certified Professionals of Agronomy, Crops and Soil as a Certified Professional Soil Scientist.

OSU/ATI's 3,000 alumni have achieved remarkable levels of success. Comparative studies show OSU/ATI with one of the highest job placement records of any two-year college in Ohio. Find out for yourself why 95.6 percent of our graduates are placed within 120 days of graduation.

Schedule your personalized visit today through the Admissions Office by calling toll fr in 0 ·0, 1-800-0H- TATE or (216) 264-3911

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Air pollution, water quality, landfills, and recycling are critical is ues facing today's popula­tion. Finding solutions to these global problem ha created a demand for qualified personnel in Environmental Resources Management.

At The Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute, Wooster, our Environmental Resources Management program prepares student for immediate careers working with conservation agencie at local, state and federal level a well a tho environmentally con­cern d bu ine e and indu trie that are attempting to liminat futur probl m .

o I TI laboratori ar 11 quipp d to anal z at r, oil, fertiliz rand oth r en­

ironm ntal ub tan . om of th in trument used to mak the e anal ar pH meter in­cluding p cific ion electrode, oluble alt bridge, oil water pressure e tractor, ten ion table, pectrophotometer, and atomic absorption.

The OSU/ATI Farm Laboratory, located five mile from the Wooster campu , provides an additional external laboratory to study the effect of fertilizer , manure, pesticide , ewage sludge, and other natural and synthetic materials on water, soils, and crops.

PROGRAM PROFILE

o U/ATI' two-year program leads to an Associate of Applied cience Degree from The Ohio tat ni er ity. Offering a well-balanced technical education, 0 IATI r quir 0 per­cent of ach tud nt' cr dit to b arned in the g n ral tudi of ci nc , rna communica­tion and ocial ci nc . Techn g cour s in­clud the tud of en ironm tal r ources, olid a te management, ed· nt pollution

control and de ign, ifl additio to micro om­puters and busine s.

PRACTICUM

Practicum, a upervi ed on-campus work experience, is required of all student. Environmental Resource Management student will b involved in pecial conservation and environmental projects on campus and at the OSU/ATI Farm Laboratory. Students will also work with local Soil and Water Conservation Districts or other natural re ource and envir­onmental agencies and bu ine s.

OCCUPATIO ~L I TER HIP

11 tud nt mu t compl t an 0 cupational int rn hip. n ironm ntal R our anage­ment tudent are required to complet 10 week of full time paid mplo ment in their field of tud . 0 l II pro ide a Ii t of a ailable position , both in Ohio and other tate, and supplies other assistance in securing internship