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Agricultural and Consumer Economics (ACE) Agricultural and Consumer economics department Heritage Room, ACES Library The Agricultural and Consumer Economics Department strives to meet the needs of students interested in a business-related field. Students majoring in ACE can select concentrations in Agri-Accounting; Agri-Finance; Farm Management; Agribusiness Markets and Management; Financial Planning; Consumer Economics and Finance; Environmental Economics and Policy; Public Policy and Law; Individually Planned Curriculum; and Policy, International Trade and Development. Students have a variety of options allowing them to select a program best suited to their personal goals and career interests. ACe Club ACES Library, Basement, Room 22 Come to the basement of the ACES library to see how ACE Club allows you to network yourself with some of the biggest businesses in the Agricultural and Consumer Economics industry, as well as provide you with leadership opportunities on campus. Meet with current ACE students and use the ACE Club interactive display to learn more about the club and department. CES has ege of A t T h e C o ll r th e la s fa m il y fo been my d s ra is e r s . It h a fo u r y e a t m a tc h a p e r fe c m e to b e r g ra d u re e r a f te fo r a c a iv e n m e nd has g a ti o n , a nds. lo n g fr ie s o m e li fe financial Planning for Your future ACES Library, Basement, Room 22 Listen as Professor Braden discusses the importance of financial planning and how what you know affects your future in a typical classroom atmosphere on Friday at 10 am. ACe department interactive exhibit ACES Library, Basement, Room 22 Come see the new, interactive display in the basement of the ACES library to see the new, exciting developments within the ACE department. Fulfill your college dreams with all that ACE has to offer. 18 Matthew Briscoe, Flora, IL Senior, Agricultural and Consumer & Economics – Market and Management
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