Athletic Field Management is a Research, Teaching & Extension Outreach website. It is part of the Turfgrass Science Program in the Department of Horticulture & Crop Science at The Ohio State University.
The website is maintained by Pamela Sherratt, Program Specialist.
Good Morning,
I have two employees that would like to sign up for the Sport Fields online course that many of our employees have taken in the past. However the online registration page has been down for some time. Can you please send me instruction or a contact to get them signed up?
I appreciate you time and willingness to help.
Thanks,
Weston Woodward
801-388-0517
westonwoodward@weber.edu
Hello, I’m interested in taking the online Turf Management course, but I have a couple questions, can you please contact me at the following email address? Thank you for your time and help.
hco2005@live.com
Good Afternnon,
I have a few questions on the online turf mamngement course. Pleaae contact me at the below email or phone
Hi Sheila, Please email me at Sherratt.1@osu.edu so I can answer your questions. Thanks!
Hello,
I am aware that my deadline has been extended for this course previously and I had every intention of completing it last year, but due to difficulties with the pandemic and having to take on a second job I was unable to do so.
If there is any way I can be enrolled in the course again?
I have an opportunity to work for a professional rugby stadium in England and completion of this course would help me secure that role. Working in facilities and operations is my goal and coming through the other side of the pandemic I can see that path to make that happen, but completing this course is a a step along the way.
Thank you for your time and consideration,
Cassie Bishop
937-418-1675
cassie.bishop44@gmail.com
I am the parks and recreation director in Caswell Co NC and I am very interested in obtaining my certification in sports turf management. Please contact me at (336) 694- 4449
We need help. Entire lawn is bent grass. Beautiful but ugly brown patches persist after winter. Could be left over from fall. Any local experts? Cleveland Ohio