Doug Ware has exemplified how to make a change when you see that one is needed. His ideas and firm belief that there were other ways to approach animal research pushed him to start his own company in 1993 called Nutrition Physiology Corporation.
Five students with a passion for the beef industry, attended the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association conference earlier this year, accompanied by animal science professor Brad Skaar.
Thomas Vastine is not only a student pursuing his passion for the equine industry but has stayed true to his love of music through the ISU Marching Band.
A servant leader is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Jeff Thorson. After a career of a little over 40 years, Jeff is retiring from his role as animal caretaker at the Iowa State Beef Nutrition Farm.
Kaleena Dudek is on her way to a successful career in animal health. As a senior in animal science with minors in pharmacology and toxicology, Kaleena has fostered her love for animal health during her four years at Iowa State.
You don’t have to come to college knowing exactly what you want to do after you graduate. College is a time of exploration and growth, and that is exactly what Brynnen Gardner’s experience proved.
There is no doubt that Bob Kimm has made a mark on Iowa animal agriculture and a countless number of students who have passed through his classroom. Bob started working at Hawkeye Community College in 1969 and retired in 2000.
Jonathan Campbell traveled a long way from home to attend Iowa State University, but certainly made his mark on the meat science program while he was here.
Congratulations to the Iowa State University Dairy Judging Team that competed in January 2024 at the Southwest Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest held at the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show in Fort Worth, TX.
Kynzi Cole, a senior double majoring in Animal Science and Agricultural Communications hailing from Richfield, Wisconsin, reflects on her time at Iowa State and looks forward to the impact she will have in her future career.
Allison Flinn grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, and always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. Iowa State was the obvious choice for her, and she graduated with a B.S. in animal science in 2010.