Staff and student engagement on and perceptions of a college campus’s urban farm
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https://doi.org/10.5304/jafscd.2024.132.004
Keywords:
college campus, food justice, student engagement, urban farming, campus farmAbstract
In this commentary, we provide a snapshot into the experiences and perspectives of college students and staff engaged in an on-campus urban farm run by a college. By delving into the challenges faced by staff members and student workers, we seek to identify nuanced areas for improvement in the management, communication, and promotion of the on-campus farm’s work. This commentary emphasizes the imperative to bridge the gap between students and staff, address negative perceptions, and amplify the educational and career value of on-campus farming experiences.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Marc T. Sager, Lily Binford, Anthony J. Petrosino
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