National School of Agriculture

The École Nationale d'Agriculture (English: National School of Agriculture), more commonly known as EcoleAg, is a grande école (grand university) of the Haudenosaunee.

National School of Agriculture
École Nationale d'Agriculture
Seal
MottoJe me souviens
Motto in English
I remember
TypePublic research university
EstablishedMarch 15, 1918 (1918-03-15)
AffiliationGrande Écoles
Budget$1.3 billion (FY 2029)
ChancellorLudovic McDonald
Vice-ChancellorJake Mireault
Students68,373
Undergraduates54,698
Postgraduates13,675
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CampusRural
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EcoleAg was founded in 1918 by the Seneca Regent Honorade Théberge, to promote higher education in the nation, as it was heavily ignored by the former Onandaga civil government and thus made it inaccessible to the general public.

History

Academics

Faculties

  • Faculty of Agriculture (1918)
  • Faculty of Applied Sciences (1919)
  • Faculty of Natural Resources (1925)
  • Faculty of Science (1931)
  • Faculty of Commerce and Business (1936)
  • Faculty of Education and Human Services (1938)
  • Faculty of Engineering (1946)
  • Faculty of the Arts (1951)
  • Faculty of Graduate Studies (1952)