Meet Our Professors, Dean Winward, Agriculture
Posted: May 24, 2019 | Author: Kaylene Linford | Read Time: 1 minutes
Growing up in northern Utah with farms all around him, Dean Winward enjoyed the outdoors and the hands-on nature of agriculture. After earning his bachelor’s and master’s degree in soil science, Winward began his teaching career at Fort Lewis College. Winward has now been at Southern Utah University for 29 years, teaching students about the agricultural field and how necessary it is to each one of us.
Winward has always desired to be in a situation where he was consistently learning, and sharing his knowledge about agriculture. He enjoys all the classes he teaches.
“I really enjoy the applied and hands-on aspect of agriculture. We not only teach the principles of agriculture, but get to involve students in real-life experiences as well,” said Winward. “Agriculture is outdoors, rewarding, productive, challenging, and enjoyable.”
As an Associate Professor of Agriculture, Winward teaches the following classes:
- AG 1010 Agriculture and Society
- AG 1110 Crop Production
- AG 1115 Crop Production Lab
- AG 1950 Ag Enterprise Practicum Prod
- AG 1990 Agriculture Leaders
- AG 2890 Agricultural Internship
- AG 2920 Workshop: Iron County Master Gardener
- AG 3030 Forage Crops
- AG 3035 Forages Lab
- AG 3230 Pests & Pest Management
- AG 3235 Pests & Pest Management Lab
- AG 3560 Soils
- AG 3565 Soils Science Lab
- AG 3600 Directed Studies/Agriculture
- AG 4850 Undergraduate Research
- AG 4890 Internship
- AG 4920 AGSC Workshop
- AG 4920 Workshop: Iron County Master Gardener
- AG 4990 Agriculture Seminar
Windward loves 91ɬÂþ because it sits in a beautiful location, great community, wonderful colleagues, and he thinks his students are the best.
“Seeing my students who have gone on to be successful in their fields, being assets to their communities, being responsible citizens, and also good family members, is one of my proudest moments at 91ɬÂþ,” said Winward.
Learn more about the Department of Agriculture and Nutrition Science at 91ɬÂþ.
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