Fisheries and Aquaculture
Our approach in the Fisheries and Aquaculture Program is to use hands-on projects and experiences to reinforce a strong theoretical foundation in aquatic sciences. Skills and knowledge are learned in the framework of inquiry by means of integrating research-based projects in nearly all the program courses. Communication skills, team work and computer use are interwoven throughout the curriculum.
Peninsula College is located in a wonderful place to pursue an education in fisheries and aquaculture. The significant effort going into Pacific salmon recovery and habitat restoration of Puget Sound provide ample opportunities for students to get engaged in hands-on learning experiences. Collaborative projects include work with the Elwha River Ecosystem Recovery Project and nearshore fish use of the central Strait of Juan de Fuca. Also, there are numerous aquaculture operations near campus where students can practice skills learned at the college's aquaculture facility.
Vist the Program's website at pcfisheries.ctc.edu to learn more about the field and how the Fisheries and Aquaculture Program can help you achieve your career goals.
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Students enroll at Peninsula College because we are a two-year community college that offers:
- Professional technical and academic transfer programs
- Small class sizes
- Advisory Committee recommended equipment
- Caring, dedicated, qualified instructors
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CONTACT
For Program inquiries contact the program advisor(s):
Jack Ganzhorn
(360) 417-6493
jganzhorn@pencol.edu
ADDITIONAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
Fisheries and Aquaculture Certificate F2009 (pdf)
Short Term Fisheries Aquaculture Certificate 09-10 (pdf)
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