DelVal Athletics Brochure - Delaware Valley University
FOR MORE THAN 120 YEARS, DELAWARE VALLEY UNIVERSITY HAS BEEN PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH A RELEVANT AND VALUED EDUCATION – AND AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE THEIR PASSION FOR SPORTS.
Our academic programs will prepare you to meet tomorrow’s challenges today. Experience360, a component of every student experience, is central to a DelVal education. Through experiences like career exploration, research, study aboard or civic engagement, you will gain real-world skills that integrate classroom learning, better preparing you for internships, graduate school and ultimately, your career. Your involvement with an athletic team will complement your academic work. The leadership, motivation and support you’ll gain through athletics will go hand in hand with your academic and personal development.
COMPETE The intercollegiate, intramural and wellness programs are not only a great opportunity to play the game you love, it’s a skill-building complement to your academic experience at DelVal. Our programs serve to support our studentathletes to reach your highest potential and prepare you for meaningful personal and professional lives and leadership roles. Our programs are designed to
“College is a time for learning and explorations. A commitment to excellence in both the classroom and competition venue will maximize your experience. Our goal in athletics is to help you reach your fullest potential.”
promote a well-rounded educational
—STEVE CANTRELL, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
sportsmanship, personal self-esteem
experience where you will gain social, physical and leadership skills through experiential learning, leading to positive personal development. Additionally, the programs and staff will encourage diversity, support gender equity, and promote teamwork, competition, and campus pride.
The value and benefits gained from being a student-athlete can transform your life into what you want it to be.
STUDENT-ATHLETE EXCELLENCE * 19 NCAA All-Americans 24 NCAA Individual Qualifiers 22 MAC Individual Champions 11 MAC/MAC Freedom Players Of The Year 205 MAC/MAC Freedom All-Conference Honorees 9
Academic All-Americans
417 MAC/MAC Freedom Academic Honor Roll Honorees 19 Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area Academic Team Honorees * Last four years
Academic Motivation and Support We often think of academics and athletics separately. At DelVal, our coaches support our student-athletes on the field and in the classroom.
Professional Opportunities You’ll develop social networking, and teambuilding, multi-tasking and competitive skills that potential employers will find valuable.
TEAM SUCCESS 29 MAC/MAC FREEDOM CHAMPIONSHIPS
MAC Championships 15 Wrestling 9 Football 3 Men’s Basketball 1 Men’s Golf 1 Women’s Cross Country
ECAC/Bowl Series Championships 5 Football 2 Baseball 2 Women’s Basketball
Better Fitness It’s not just the regular activity that studentathletes gain, but also the good nutritional habits that are developed and carried over into life after college.
Easier Socialization The transition from high school to college can be made easier when you’re a part of a team as soon as you arrive on campus.
FEAR THE RAM
Varsity Athletics MEN’S SPORTS
WOMEN’S SPORTS
Baseball
Basketball
Track & Field
Basketball
Cheerleading
(Indoor & Outdoor)
Cross Country
Cross Country
Volleyball
Football
Equestrian - Dressage
Golf
Equestrian - Hunt Seat
Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Soccer
Golf
Tennis
Lacrosse
Track & Field
Soccer
(Indoor & Outdoor)
Softball
Wrestling
Tennis
Intramural Teams
and
R ecreational Activities Archery Basketball Color Guard Dance Team Disc Golf Dodgeball Group Fitness
Martial Arts Rock Climbing Rugby Soccer Skiing and Outdoor Club Softball
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Vaulting Team Volleyball Western
Yoga Zumba
TA’RIQ THOMAS ’18 Ta’riq Thomas has already placed himself in the top tier of Delaware Valley University all-time track and field performers. After all, consider what he has accomplished in his first three years:
• 2017 NCAA indoor triple jump national runner-up
• Four-time triple jump All-American (three outdoor, one indoor)
• Six-time all-region honoree (triple jump and long jump)
• Three-time Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) outdoor triple jump champion
• Ten-time MAC first team all-star (triple jump, long jump, high jump)
• 2017 MAC Outdoor Male Field Athlete of the Year
• 2015 MAC Indoor and Outdoor Rookie of the Year
Heading into his senior season, Thomas will have two more chances to add the ultimate feat to his resume, an accomplishment that hasn’t been done in school history in any sport other than wrestling: a national championship. “A national title would mean so much to me, my family and friends who have supported me throughout my life,” Thomas said. “I’ve been working hard and it would be a great feeling to achieve that title.” Thomas came oh so close at the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships as his triple jump leap of 48 feet, 1.75 inches trailed only Jared Lewis of Stockton University (49-4.5). He followed it up in the spring with a third straight MAC outdoor title and a return trip to the NCAAs where he placed sixth (47-10) in a highly competitive field. Following a high school career that saw him capture the South Jersey Group 2 long and triple jump championship, Thomas found exactly what he was looking for in a college when he stepped onto the DelVal campus. “After my visit at DelVal in the spring of 2014, my decision to come here was very clear,” Thomas said. “I took a tour of the campus and I saw a similarity to DelVal and my hometown. This made DelVal feel like home to me and that’s exactly what DelVal has been for me these past four years.” Thomas quickly made his mark in track and field as his first indoor season saw him win the conference crown in the triple jump and qualify for the NCAA Championships in both the triple jump and long jump. He then won the MAC outdoor title in the triple and earned All-America honors by placing sixth in the triple jump at nationals. Thomas was injured for most of the 2015-16 indoor season, but came back that spring and defended his MAC championship and moved up three spots on the national podium with a third-place finish. That led to his memorable junior campaign. Thomas loves the competitive nature of collegiate track and field and all the training that goes into become a premier competitor. His training is comprised of plyometric exercises where he works on speed and power, general strength work and the technical aspects of the jumps. “Overall, our training sessions are challenging, but that is what it takes to have an opportunity to compete at the highest level,” Thomas said. “My mindset when I am about to jump is to stay calm and remember to trust my training.” A criminal justice administration major, Thomas plans to pursue a career in that field, possibly as an FBI or CIA agent. Along the way, he wants to continue his training and competing with his ultimate goal of reaching the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. An NCAA championship wouldn’t be a bad way to lead into that!
TA’RIQ THOMAS ’18
TRACK AND FIELD
TRACK & FIELD
“After my visit at DelVal in the spring of 2014, my decision to come here was very clear. I took a tour of the campus and I saw a similarity to DelVal and my hometown. This made DelVal feel like home to me and that’s exactly what DelVal hasbeen for me these past four years.”
FAC ILITIES Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium is a multi-sport artificial turf field featuring a three-lane recreational jogging track and lights for night games. It hosts DelVal football, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer and women’s soccer home contests. James Work Gymnasium, which also houses the Rudley Neumann Gymnasium, is home to men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling contests as well as intramural events and the strength and conditioning room. (weight room) The hunt seat and dressage teams practice at our on campus Equestrian Center, just a brief walk from residence halls. The Equestrian Center is home to 48 school horses, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, an outside field hunter course, and areas to hack out. All tack is provided for riders.
Women’s golf plays its home matches at Indian Valley Country Club
JOIN OUR TEAM Here at DelVal, you can fulfill your passion for athletics and recreational activities while pursuing your educational interests in top-notch programs. For DelVal student-athletes, competitive sport instills the real-life virtues of leadership, teamwork and time management – all desirable traits in a highly competitive marketplace. We invite you to join our team. Take a look at our competitive athletics programs by visiting our campus and exploring our website. We will give you a tour of our facilities and introduce you to coaches and players. Call today to schedule your appointment to see how DelVal can help you be the somebody you want to be.
ATHLETICS.DELVAL.EDU DELVAL.EDU/ADMISSION
KARA IMES ’18
FIELD HOCKEY
LACROSSE AND
LACROSSE AND FIELD HOCKEY
“I was nervous about being a dual-sport athlete and majoring in biology but both coaches said that if was too much, they would work with me. So I decided to give it a try and I’m glad I did.”
KARA IMES ’18 Division III athletics allow students to be two-sport athletes and Delaware Valley University coaches highly encourage it. When Kara Imes was getting ready to come to DelVal (which is just 20 minutes from her hometown of Hatfield, Pennsylvania), she was planning on just playing lacrosse and move on from field hockey. However, following a talk with Aggie head field hockey Carol Di Girolamo, Imes decided to give both sports a try. Both programs have benefitted from that decision. Imes has been a three-year starter at midfield for both teams. In field hockey, she has notched eight goals and 18 points while controlling the game’s tempo from her position. She will even serve as a team captain during her 2017 senior campaign. Then there’s lacrosse where Imes has been a member of the team since it began intercollegiate play in 2015. She is the program’s third all-time leading scorer with 72 goals and 85 points and owns the career mark in draw controls with 120. She also has the school’s single-game records for goals (7), points (8) and ground balls (10). Imes was selected by the coaches in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom as a second team all-star as both a freshman and junior. Imes is grateful that she chose to play both sports at DelVal. “I was nervous about being a dual-sport athlete and majoring in biology but both coaches said that if was too much, they would work with me,” Imes said. “So I decided to give it a try and I’m glad I did.” And balancing both sports along with her academics has not been a problem for Imes. In fact, she has excelled academically and has been on the school’s Dean’s List while also earning spots on the MAC fall and spring academic honor rolls in each of the last two years. “I thought it would be tough managing my time with a busy schedule, but I’ve learned not to procrastinate and to stay focused and organized,” Imes said. This summer, Imes got the opportunity to intern at the Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown. It is public volunteer, non-profit organization that rescues and rehabilitates horses and domestic companion animals. Imes has worked on both the kennel and barn side of things and the experience has been extremely rewarding. “This internship has taught me a lot so far and has allowed great hands-on experience and the gaining of knowledge of the animal and what they need,” Imes said. “I’ve learned about vaccinations, medications, neutering and micro-chipping. I’ve even groomed a camel and I bet not many can say they’ve done that.” That experience will certainly be on Imes’ applications for veterinary schools or as she puts it, “four years (of school) down, four more to go!” The goal after that is to eventually open her own veterinary practice. Lofty goals, but we already know that Imes can be an honors student, an all-conference athlete and a camel groomer!
DELVAL AT-A-GLANCE Realize Your Dreams at DelVal Delaware Valley University is dedicated to encouraging and facilitating an environment where you can realize your dreams. A close-knit academic community, hands-on learning and real-world experiences support personal and professional development that will allow you to reach your goals and create solutions to the global issues we face today.
Location matters. Located in the picturesque Doylestown, Pennsylvania, DelVal combines small-town living with big-city access. We have more than 1,000 acres of beautifully maintained land across three locations, which are functional to the learning experience, creating a real-life, open-air classroom for many of our disciplines. With a train stop right on campus, you can easily travel to Philadelphia, New York City, Baltimore and Washington, DC.
FAST FACTS
CAREER OUTCOME RATE
MAJORS AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Agribusiness (B.S.)
Environmental Science (B.S.)
Landscape Design/Build (B.S.)
- Agriculture and Food Marketing - Crops, Horticulture and Crop Production - Livestock, Dairy and Equine
Animal Science (B.S.)
- Livestock Science and Management - Pre-Professional
Biology (B.S.)
- Botany - Ecology/Environmental Biology - Microbiology and Biotechnology - Pre-Professional Biology - Zoology
Business Administration (B.S.)
- Accounting - General Business - Management - Marketing - Sports Management
Chemistry (B.S.)
- Biochemistry
Conservation and Wildlife Management (B.S.) Counseling Psychology (B.A.) Criminal Justice Administration (B.S.) Crop Science (B.S.) Dairy Science (B.S.)
- Build Your Own - Habitat Management - Pollution/Remediation - Soils and Land Use - Water Quality/Watershed Management
Equine Management (B.S.)
- Business Management - Instruction and Training - Media and Communication
Equine Science (B.S.)
- Breeding
Food Science (B.S.) Food Technology (B.S.)
- Nutrition Science
History, Policy and Society (B.A)
- Policy - Public History
Horticulture (B.S.)
- Commercial Crop Production and Marketing
Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A./B.S.)
- Honors
Landscape Architecture (B.S.)
- Build Your Own - Construction Management - Design - Entrepreneurial - Plants and Grounds Management
Literary Studies (B.A.) Media and Communication (B.A.) Restaurant and Food Service Management (B.S.) Secondary Education (B.S.)
- Agriculture Certification - Biology Certification - Chemistry Certification - English Certification - General Science Certification - Social Studies Certification
Small Animal Science (B.S.) Sustainable Agriculture Systems (B.S.) Turf Management (B.S.) Zoo Science (B.S.) Undeclared/Undecided Pre-Professional Studies
- Dentistry - Medicine - Optometry - Physical Therapy - Veterinary
700 E. Butler Ave. Doylestown, PA 18901 | 800.2.DELVAL | 800.233.5825 | delval.edu
Our academic programs will prepare you to meet tomorrow’s challenges today. Experience360, a component of every student experience, is central to a DelVal education. Through experiences like career exploration, research, study aboard or civic engagement, you will gain real-world skills that integrate classroom learning, better preparing you for internships, graduate school and ultimately, your career. Your involvement with an athletic team will complement your academic work. The leadership, motivation and support you’ll gain through athletics will go hand in hand with your academic and personal development.
COMPETE The intercollegiate, intramural and wellness programs are not only a great opportunity to play the game you love, it’s a skill-building complement to your academic experience at DelVal. Our programs serve to support our studentathletes to reach your highest potential and prepare you for meaningful personal and professional lives and leadership roles. Our programs are designed to
“College is a time for learning and explorations. A commitment to excellence in both the classroom and competition venue will maximize your experience. Our goal in athletics is to help you reach your fullest potential.”
promote a well-rounded educational
—STEVE CANTRELL, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
sportsmanship, personal self-esteem
experience where you will gain social, physical and leadership skills through experiential learning, leading to positive personal development. Additionally, the programs and staff will encourage diversity, support gender equity, and promote teamwork, competition, and campus pride.
The value and benefits gained from being a student-athlete can transform your life into what you want it to be.
STUDENT-ATHLETE EXCELLENCE * 19 NCAA All-Americans 24 NCAA Individual Qualifiers 22 MAC Individual Champions 11 MAC/MAC Freedom Players Of The Year 205 MAC/MAC Freedom All-Conference Honorees 9
Academic All-Americans
417 MAC/MAC Freedom Academic Honor Roll Honorees 19 Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area Academic Team Honorees * Last four years
Academic Motivation and Support We often think of academics and athletics separately. At DelVal, our coaches support our student-athletes on the field and in the classroom.
Professional Opportunities You’ll develop social networking, and teambuilding, multi-tasking and competitive skills that potential employers will find valuable.
TEAM SUCCESS 29 MAC/MAC FREEDOM CHAMPIONSHIPS
MAC Championships 15 Wrestling 9 Football 3 Men’s Basketball 1 Men’s Golf 1 Women’s Cross Country
ECAC/Bowl Series Championships 5 Football 2 Baseball 2 Women’s Basketball
Better Fitness It’s not just the regular activity that studentathletes gain, but also the good nutritional habits that are developed and carried over into life after college.
Easier Socialization The transition from high school to college can be made easier when you’re a part of a team as soon as you arrive on campus.
FEAR THE RAM
Varsity Athletics MEN’S SPORTS
WOMEN’S SPORTS
Baseball
Basketball
Track & Field
Basketball
Cheerleading
(Indoor & Outdoor)
Cross Country
Cross Country
Volleyball
Football
Equestrian - Dressage
Golf
Equestrian - Hunt Seat
Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Soccer
Golf
Tennis
Lacrosse
Track & Field
Soccer
(Indoor & Outdoor)
Softball
Wrestling
Tennis
Intramural Teams
and
R ecreational Activities Archery Basketball Color Guard Dance Team Disc Golf Dodgeball Group Fitness
Martial Arts Rock Climbing Rugby Soccer Skiing and Outdoor Club Softball
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Vaulting Team Volleyball Western
Yoga Zumba
TA’RIQ THOMAS ’18 Ta’riq Thomas has already placed himself in the top tier of Delaware Valley University all-time track and field performers. After all, consider what he has accomplished in his first three years:
• 2017 NCAA indoor triple jump national runner-up
• Four-time triple jump All-American (three outdoor, one indoor)
• Six-time all-region honoree (triple jump and long jump)
• Three-time Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) outdoor triple jump champion
• Ten-time MAC first team all-star (triple jump, long jump, high jump)
• 2017 MAC Outdoor Male Field Athlete of the Year
• 2015 MAC Indoor and Outdoor Rookie of the Year
Heading into his senior season, Thomas will have two more chances to add the ultimate feat to his resume, an accomplishment that hasn’t been done in school history in any sport other than wrestling: a national championship. “A national title would mean so much to me, my family and friends who have supported me throughout my life,” Thomas said. “I’ve been working hard and it would be a great feeling to achieve that title.” Thomas came oh so close at the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships as his triple jump leap of 48 feet, 1.75 inches trailed only Jared Lewis of Stockton University (49-4.5). He followed it up in the spring with a third straight MAC outdoor title and a return trip to the NCAAs where he placed sixth (47-10) in a highly competitive field. Following a high school career that saw him capture the South Jersey Group 2 long and triple jump championship, Thomas found exactly what he was looking for in a college when he stepped onto the DelVal campus. “After my visit at DelVal in the spring of 2014, my decision to come here was very clear,” Thomas said. “I took a tour of the campus and I saw a similarity to DelVal and my hometown. This made DelVal feel like home to me and that’s exactly what DelVal has been for me these past four years.” Thomas quickly made his mark in track and field as his first indoor season saw him win the conference crown in the triple jump and qualify for the NCAA Championships in both the triple jump and long jump. He then won the MAC outdoor title in the triple and earned All-America honors by placing sixth in the triple jump at nationals. Thomas was injured for most of the 2015-16 indoor season, but came back that spring and defended his MAC championship and moved up three spots on the national podium with a third-place finish. That led to his memorable junior campaign. Thomas loves the competitive nature of collegiate track and field and all the training that goes into become a premier competitor. His training is comprised of plyometric exercises where he works on speed and power, general strength work and the technical aspects of the jumps. “Overall, our training sessions are challenging, but that is what it takes to have an opportunity to compete at the highest level,” Thomas said. “My mindset when I am about to jump is to stay calm and remember to trust my training.” A criminal justice administration major, Thomas plans to pursue a career in that field, possibly as an FBI or CIA agent. Along the way, he wants to continue his training and competing with his ultimate goal of reaching the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. An NCAA championship wouldn’t be a bad way to lead into that!
TA’RIQ THOMAS ’18
TRACK AND FIELD
TRACK & FIELD
“After my visit at DelVal in the spring of 2014, my decision to come here was very clear. I took a tour of the campus and I saw a similarity to DelVal and my hometown. This made DelVal feel like home to me and that’s exactly what DelVal hasbeen for me these past four years.”
FAC ILITIES Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium is a multi-sport artificial turf field featuring a three-lane recreational jogging track and lights for night games. It hosts DelVal football, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer and women’s soccer home contests. James Work Gymnasium, which also houses the Rudley Neumann Gymnasium, is home to men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling contests as well as intramural events and the strength and conditioning room. (weight room) The hunt seat and dressage teams practice at our on campus Equestrian Center, just a brief walk from residence halls. The Equestrian Center is home to 48 school horses, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, an outside field hunter course, and areas to hack out. All tack is provided for riders.
Women’s golf plays its home matches at Indian Valley Country Club
JOIN OUR TEAM Here at DelVal, you can fulfill your passion for athletics and recreational activities while pursuing your educational interests in top-notch programs. For DelVal student-athletes, competitive sport instills the real-life virtues of leadership, teamwork and time management – all desirable traits in a highly competitive marketplace. We invite you to join our team. Take a look at our competitive athletics programs by visiting our campus and exploring our website. We will give you a tour of our facilities and introduce you to coaches and players. Call today to schedule your appointment to see how DelVal can help you be the somebody you want to be.
ATHLETICS.DELVAL.EDU DELVAL.EDU/ADMISSION
KARA IMES ’18
FIELD HOCKEY
LACROSSE AND
LACROSSE AND FIELD HOCKEY
“I was nervous about being a dual-sport athlete and majoring in biology but both coaches said that if was too much, they would work with me. So I decided to give it a try and I’m glad I did.”
KARA IMES ’18 Division III athletics allow students to be two-sport athletes and Delaware Valley University coaches highly encourage it. When Kara Imes was getting ready to come to DelVal (which is just 20 minutes from her hometown of Hatfield, Pennsylvania), she was planning on just playing lacrosse and move on from field hockey. However, following a talk with Aggie head field hockey Carol Di Girolamo, Imes decided to give both sports a try. Both programs have benefitted from that decision. Imes has been a three-year starter at midfield for both teams. In field hockey, she has notched eight goals and 18 points while controlling the game’s tempo from her position. She will even serve as a team captain during her 2017 senior campaign. Then there’s lacrosse where Imes has been a member of the team since it began intercollegiate play in 2015. She is the program’s third all-time leading scorer with 72 goals and 85 points and owns the career mark in draw controls with 120. She also has the school’s single-game records for goals (7), points (8) and ground balls (10). Imes was selected by the coaches in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom as a second team all-star as both a freshman and junior. Imes is grateful that she chose to play both sports at DelVal. “I was nervous about being a dual-sport athlete and majoring in biology but both coaches said that if was too much, they would work with me,” Imes said. “So I decided to give it a try and I’m glad I did.” And balancing both sports along with her academics has not been a problem for Imes. In fact, she has excelled academically and has been on the school’s Dean’s List while also earning spots on the MAC fall and spring academic honor rolls in each of the last two years. “I thought it would be tough managing my time with a busy schedule, but I’ve learned not to procrastinate and to stay focused and organized,” Imes said. This summer, Imes got the opportunity to intern at the Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown. It is public volunteer, non-profit organization that rescues and rehabilitates horses and domestic companion animals. Imes has worked on both the kennel and barn side of things and the experience has been extremely rewarding. “This internship has taught me a lot so far and has allowed great hands-on experience and the gaining of knowledge of the animal and what they need,” Imes said. “I’ve learned about vaccinations, medications, neutering and micro-chipping. I’ve even groomed a camel and I bet not many can say they’ve done that.” That experience will certainly be on Imes’ applications for veterinary schools or as she puts it, “four years (of school) down, four more to go!” The goal after that is to eventually open her own veterinary practice. Lofty goals, but we already know that Imes can be an honors student, an all-conference athlete and a camel groomer!
DELVAL AT-A-GLANCE Realize Your Dreams at DelVal Delaware Valley University is dedicated to encouraging and facilitating an environment where you can realize your dreams. A close-knit academic community, hands-on learning and real-world experiences support personal and professional development that will allow you to reach your goals and create solutions to the global issues we face today.
Location matters. Located in the picturesque Doylestown, Pennsylvania, DelVal combines small-town living with big-city access. We have more than 1,000 acres of beautifully maintained land across three locations, which are functional to the learning experience, creating a real-life, open-air classroom for many of our disciplines. With a train stop right on campus, you can easily travel to Philadelphia, New York City, Baltimore and Washington, DC.
FAST FACTS
CAREER OUTCOME RATE
MAJORS AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Agribusiness (B.S.)
Environmental Science (B.S.)
Landscape Design/Build (B.S.)
- Agriculture and Food Marketing - Crops, Horticulture and Crop Production - Livestock, Dairy and Equine
Animal Science (B.S.)
- Livestock Science and Management - Pre-Professional
Biology (B.S.)
- Botany - Ecology/Environmental Biology - Microbiology and Biotechnology - Pre-Professional Biology - Zoology
Business Administration (B.S.)
- Accounting - General Business - Management - Marketing - Sports Management
Chemistry (B.S.)
- Biochemistry
Conservation and Wildlife Management (B.S.) Counseling Psychology (B.A.) Criminal Justice Administration (B.S.) Crop Science (B.S.) Dairy Science (B.S.)
- Build Your Own - Habitat Management - Pollution/Remediation - Soils and Land Use - Water Quality/Watershed Management
Equine Management (B.S.)
- Business Management - Instruction and Training - Media and Communication
Equine Science (B.S.)
- Breeding
Food Science (B.S.) Food Technology (B.S.)
- Nutrition Science
History, Policy and Society (B.A)
- Policy - Public History
Horticulture (B.S.)
- Commercial Crop Production and Marketing
Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A./B.S.)
- Honors
Landscape Architecture (B.S.)
- Build Your Own - Construction Management - Design - Entrepreneurial - Plants and Grounds Management
Literary Studies (B.A.) Media and Communication (B.A.) Restaurant and Food Service Management (B.S.) Secondary Education (B.S.)
- Agriculture Certification - Biology Certification - Chemistry Certification - English Certification - General Science Certification - Social Studies Certification
Small Animal Science (B.S.) Sustainable Agriculture Systems (B.S.) Turf Management (B.S.) Zoo Science (B.S.) Undeclared/Undecided Pre-Professional Studies
- Dentistry - Medicine - Optometry - Physical Therapy - Veterinary
700 E. Butler Ave. Doylestown, PA 18901 | 800.2.DELVAL | 800.233.5825 | delval.edu
