Similar to the A.A., the associate of science degree is the culmination of a two-year academic program. The A.S. is usually awarded to junior college students enrolled in science or tech-related programs.
George Washington Carver made 300 products out of peanuts such as: paper, cardboard, face cream, sauces, dyes and flour.
George Washington Carver was the first African American on the faculty at the Ames Agricultural College. By this time, he had developed a reputation, and was known as the âPlant Doctorâ, because of his keen interest in the local flora and fauna. Carver was asked to join the Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, by none other than Booker T Washington. He moved there in 1896. He was there for the next 50 years! During this time, he taught students, and pursued his research simultaneously.