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APS courses explore topics of interest and importance to the plant health community. Offered in an online format, participants from academia, industry, and government sectors, in all career stages, will experience expert-led education in an engaging, discussion-based environment.


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​​​Seed Pathology Series​

Seed Pathology Fundamentals: Regional to Global Implications

Format: On-Demand

Learn at your own pace! Register at any time. 

Get a comprehensive, high-level perspective on seeds and seed pathology, including knowledge needed to address rapid technological advances, phytosanitary concerns, and the evolution of seed trade policies.

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Developing & Validating Seed Health Assays

Seed Assays

Format: Virtual with Live Sessions Weekly

This course builds upon the Seed Pathology Fundamentals course, diving deeper into the latest and most effective practices for developing and validating robust seed health assays. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding, and practical tools tailored to their unique needs in research, industry, and regulatory settings. Additionally, those involved in editorial boards or manuscript reviews in plant pathology will discover valuable insights that enhance their perspectives in the field.

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Interested in sponsoring these or future seed pathology courses?

Learn more about available opportunities below and please reach out to Rachel Alvarado to reserve your sponsorship today!

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​​Research Ethics​
Returning in 2026

​​​Format: Live virtual classes on Wednesdays •​ 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. US Central Time

**​​​Fulfills NSF, NIH, and USDA NIFA research grant requirements.​​**​

Past atten​de​es say:​
"Don't miss this unique experience - APS's course is interactive and discussion-based."
“It really opened my eyes to a lot of things that should be obvious t​o researchers,​ ​​but are not."
“It was great to learn from so many different people from different countries and at different career stages."​

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Looking for More Learning Opportunities?

Check out our other Continuing Education offerings and resources to keep you current on the latest trends and research in plant pathology.

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