Student Summer Internships 2012
Three students, three internships, one enlightening summer; A&E students grab hold of internship opportunities and gain much more than expected. More »
Posts Tagged ‘jaimie howard’
2011 DTA Convention
This year’s national Delta Tau Alpha Convention was hosted by Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn. on March 4-6. Eleven universities were represented this year, totaling about 80 students. ACU was well represented, walking away with many honors and good memories.
Colton McInturff, sophomore animal science major from Franklin, Tenn., was elected vice president for the southern region. All the general meetings were chaired by outgoing National DTA President Kyle Ferrell, senior agribusiness major from Weatherford, Texas. The students also competed in the Ag Olympics and earned 3rd place in the Ag Quiz Bowl. More »
Fall 2010 Dean’s Honor Roll
Tags:
- anna ritchie
- ashley simon
- cason mcinturff
- christopher simpson
- colton laws
- daniel webb
- Dean's honor rols
- derek zimmerman
- emily schuster
- erin roder
- grant lawrence
- haley wilderson
- hayden nauert
- jaimie howard
- Jarrod Bray
- jason iris
- Jessica Epps
- katelyn riley
- kelsi wicks
- kristen kropp
- melinda brown
- samantha priestle
- syrah wellmann
Congratulations to the students who have made the Dean’s Honor Role for Fall 2010! During any term in which an undergraduate student achieves a current GPA of 3.6 or above and is registered for 12 or more hours with no “F” or “WF” grades, they are included on the Dean’s Honor Roll for that term. The Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is very pleased to announce that 22 A&E majors achieved this honor during the Fall 2010 semester. These studetns represent the department’s commitment to excellence in academics, and we are proud of and thankful for their diligence and achievements.
Jarrod Bray More »
A&E Student Walks to Support
The Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure is a 60-mile walk that helps mothers, sisters, spouses, and friends get one step closer to a world without
breast cancer. A&E’s Jaimie Howard, junior animal science major from Argyle, Texas, participated in this event that took place November 5-7. Each walker was required to raise $2300 in order to participate. The money raised was used for breast cancer research and community outreach programs that educate people about breast cancer.
“I had heard about the 3-Day a couple of years before I actually did it,” Howard said. “When I heard the commercials, I knew that I wanted to do it one day to honor my grandmother who died of breast cancer.” More »