I thought there might be people in cyberspace who would be interested in
this program, so here is the information.
 
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University of Delaware's Longwood Graduate Program is accepting
applications through 1 December 1994 for the 1995-97 class.  Graduate
Record Exam must be taken no later than October for December
Application.  The two-year program yields the M.S. degree in Public
Horticulture Administration with emphasis in leadership and in management
of public gardens.  Upon completion of the Program, students also earn a
certificate in Museum Studies.  The Program offers students academic
study at the University of Delaware and management internships working
with business, education, horticulture and maintenance staff of Longwood
Gardens in Kennett Square, PA.  The Program is appropriate for
individuals interested in leadership and professional careers in
arboreta, botanical gardens, horticultural societies, park systems, civic
garden centers and related institutions.  For information and
applications, contact:
 
Dr. James E. Swasey, Coordinator
Longwood Graduate Program
153 Townsend Hall
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19717-1303
(302)831-2517, fax (302)831-3651
You may also send an e-mail note to Gerry Zuka <[log in to unmask]>.
 
If you have any questions I might be able to answer, or if you want more
info, contact me directly at my e-mail address below.
 
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Patrick S. Larkin, Fellow       "If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier
Longwood Graduate Program        about cutting them down?  We might if they
University of Delaware           screamed all the time, for no good reason."
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