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Master Volunteer Entomology Advanced Training Program

Type
Course
Date of Publication
August 5, 2025
Price
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Overview

Stay on track with your Advanced Entomology certification with this digital tracking portal for Texas Master Volunteer Entomology Advanced Training Program participants. Use this hub to access sessions, resources, and submit your volunteer project materials. Enroll now and get access to the tracking portal!

Welcome to your Master Volunteer Entomology Advanced Training Portal

This course listing grants you access to the official tracking portal for the Texas Master Volunteer Entomology Advance Training Program.

Once enrolled, you can use this portal to:

  • Access Zoom session links and past recordings
  • Explore Entomology resources and how-to guides
  • Submit volunteer/project materials
  • Get certification instructions and track your hours

How to Access the Tracking Portal

  1. Click the Enroll button on this page
  2. Check your email for a confirmation and portal link
  3. Sign in to get started with your training tools

Certification Requirements

To become a recognized Entomology Specialist, you must:

  • Complete the 3+ course Master Entomology Specialist training
  • Submit a minimum of 20 volunteer hours through entomology-related projects
  • Submit all documentation through this portal

About the Texas Master Volunteer Entomology Program

The Texas Master Volunteer Entomology Specialists are a growing community of folks who have participated in the annual Master Entomology Specialist training course offered by Texas AgriLife Extension and the Texas A&M Department of Entomology.

Enroll now to unlock your portal and continue your training journey!

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