Thomas Wilgenbusch is an early riser.
Thomas Wilgenbusch is an early riser.
CALLING FOR INCREASED FEDERAL INVESTMENT IN AG RESEARCH
“I’ve always known I want to leave a positive mark on the world by serving others,” she says.
A sorrel miniature horse with a flaxen mane follows Aimee Schulz anywhere she leads—even to Iowa State University. Her name is Lulu.
The hands-on nature of the agricultural systems technology major appealed to Colin Connor, and it turned out to provide ample opportunities for leadership development.
“Everyone tells you to turn your passion into a job,” says Lexi Marek. “That’s just what I learned this summer from Marji at FarmHer– how to turn my passion into a business.
By Barbara McBreen
Play is an important part of learning, and for Jered Stratton learning is magic.
By Barbara McBreen
Mosquitoes, ticks, pouring rain and 100-degree heat are a few of the elements Matt Monahan endured to clear and clean prairie remnants across Iowa this summer.
His grandmother owned one of the first Japanese restaurants in Los Angeles, his father runs a taco truck in Hawaii and his step-grandfather is a sushi chef.
Growing up on her family farm in Irwin, Iowa, Borkowski was involved in 4-H and FFA.
Mikayla Sullivan first saw real poverty helping her grandparents distribute food and clothing to needy families in Mexico when she was 10 years old.
Students express themselves through involvement in their major and other extracurricular activities on campus.
Finding a cure for cancer is Crystal Jones-Sotomayor’s dream.
It’s been a dream since she was a sophomore in high school in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico – after she lost her childhood friend to breast cancer.
Adam and Austin Fichter have a lot in common. The fourth generation agriculture and life sciences students from Shenandoah started off their freshman year excelling as scholars and leaders.
Every member of the 2013-14 Iowa FFA officer team was enrolled at Iowa State University last year. The nine students are from every corner of Iowa and they have some thoughts to share about FFA and their future dreams.
What happens when your plans change from attending a college in Europe to Iowa State University? Texas native Alexandria Harvey would describe it as a whirlwind of opportunity.
By Christina Riessen and Barbara McBreen
This summer Celize Christy helped students from across the United States follow in the footsteps of George Washington Carver as they explored agricultural science in research labs at Iowa State University.