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Rob Proulx

Lecturer
Agriculture and Natural Resources Department
101-A
Owen Hall
(218) 281-8136

Associated Majors

Courses Currently Teaching

AGRO 1030-001: Crop and Weed Identification

AGRO 1030-002: Crop and Weed Identification

AGRO 2640-001: Applied Agriculture Chemicals

AGRO 2640-002: Applied Agriculture Chemicals

AGRO 3444-001: Crop Production

AGRO 3444-002: Crop Production

ASM 3365-001: Applications Precision Ag Lab

UMC 1200-007: Intro to University Life

Awards, Distinctions, and Honors

In the News

Rob Proulx goes full circle from student at UMN Crookston to lecturer in the Agriculture and Natural Resources Department
February 19, 2021
CROOKSTON, Minn. - He said he didn’t see himself farming. “I grew up a little north and east of Crookston, I never knew agriculture would be part of my career path, Proulx said.” Rob Proulx, Ph.D, University of Minnesota Crookston, agronomy lecturer, started his undergraduate studies as a business major and transferred to UMN Crookston earning his bachelor’s degree in agronomy and later a master’s degree from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus. “A couple years later I began pursuing a Ph.D. in earth systems science and policy.”
Kate Howell Graduates to Career in Agriculture
June 27, 2018
Of the newly minted alumni who were looking for their first job as a professional, Kate Howell was one who knew where she was headed.
Senior Amanda Monson Finds Agronomy the Place to Put Down Roots
November 26, 2017
When Amanda Monson started working with Jason Brantner, a researcher at the Northwest Research and Outreach Center, she knew very little if anything about sugar beets. Now, she spends time learning about them every week.