Yes, the course will be offered again in Spring 2015.
G. Susan Rivers > Dr. George B. Brooks, Jr.September 8, 2014 at 7:30pm
Are there any weekend classes for beginners? I am way out in the west valley and hoping for opportunities to learn about this system and how to implement it in my backyard.
As promised, with the name change from Aquaculture to Aquaponics, what is likely the first college accredited full semester in classroom/lab aquaponics course in the western United States is now official at Mesa Community College (Mesa Arizona). Thanks to all of your support the class filled up (closed) 3 weeks after it opened and great thanks to Rhiba Farms that will be providing some very important support. I will keep you informed as to our progress.
Greetings. Just a reminder, the course name changes officially to Aquaponics June 24th, 2014. This is a one semester course. Will there be more and advanced courses? We will see. But the enthusiastic response is certainly encouraging ;-)
Greetings. It will be a permanent part of the curriculum. Considering the popularity it has a good chance of being offered every semester. We will see. ;-)
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Yes, the course will be offered again in Spring 2015.
Are there any weekend classes for beginners? I am way out in the west valley and hoping for opportunities to learn about this system and how to implement it in my backyard.
As promised, with the name change from Aquaculture to Aquaponics, what is likely the first college accredited full semester in classroom/lab aquaponics course in the western United States is now official at Mesa Community College (Mesa Arizona). Thanks to all of your support the class filled up (closed) 3 weeks after it opened and great thanks to Rhiba Farms that will be providing some very important support. I will keep you informed as to our progress.
Greetings. Just a reminder, the course name changes officially to Aquaponics June 24th, 2014. This is a one semester course. Will there be more and advanced courses? We will see. But the enthusiastic response is certainly encouraging ;-)
My thanks to everyone who signed up, the aquaponics class at Mesa Community College is now full. See you in August 2014!
Dr. Brooks, will this be just a one semester class in total or will it be Aquaculture 1, Aquaculture 2, etc?
There is only one spot left. I'd love to, but probably not until my son starts school next year (2015). Will they offer it again?
Greetings. It will be a permanent part of the curriculum. Considering the popularity it has a good chance of being offered every semester. We will see. ;-)
3 seats left.
It is now on the books. The title will change to Aquaponics on June 24th.