Agriculture Student Organizations
To accompany our experimental learning, small classroom size and personal mentorship students also get a chance to interact with each other and gain leadership experience with a wide variety of student organizations within the department.
Agronomy Business Club
The Agronomy Business Club is the only on-campus student led organization that promotes scientific and professional business development of the agronomic sciences and business acumen. Its mission is to promote environmental care and prepare students to feed the world in a career in agriculture. For more information, contact Dr. Iryna McDonald, faculty advisor or Dr. Yi-Chen Lee, co-advisor.
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
AGR is both a social and professional fraternity that focuses on leadership and staying active with the campus and community through volunteer activities. They participate in highway and alley cleanup as service projects and sell firewood to the community and work at a local bingo hall for fundraisers. Members of this fraternity have related career interests in agriculture, food, or fiber industries. For more information, contact Mr. Jeremy Ryan, faculty advisor
Block & Bridle Club
This club is a part of a national animal science organization. Our purpose is to promote interest in numerous fields of study. You will participate in fundraisers, a showing and fitting competition, Ag awareness, attend the National Block & Bridle Convention, and participate in many social functions. For more information, contact Dr. Clyde Cranwell, faculty advisor.
Collegiate Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau's collegiate leaders are active and engaged in sharing and educating others about the agriculture industry. We are an ag advocacy group dedicated to educating others through Ag in the Classroom, Beef Awareness Day, Food Checkout and other events. We participate in contests and learning sessions at the annual Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Convention each year and organize the Leaders in Agriculture Speaker series on campus. For more information contact advisor Stephanie Eckroat.
Delta Tau Alpha
National Agriculture Honor Society is for students who rank in the upper 35% of their class and have completed 45 credit hours of which 9 hours have been agriculture courses. The purpose of DTA is to promote and recognize high standards of scholarship, leadership, and character among agricultural students. To encourage and foster high ethical standards of agriculture and professional positions held by agricultural students. To band together a group of outstanding students who by scholastic accomplishment, service, and the upholding high character standards have been recognized for these traits and are capable of recognizing these traits in others. To promote the profession of agriculture. To render service and to cooperate with the student bodies and the agricultural divisions of the respective institutions. For more information, contact Dr. Brittany Howell or Dr. Iryna McDonald.
FHSU Rodeo Club
The Rodeo Club is open to all FHSU students. Compete in rodeo events throughout the region and hone your skills while building lasting friendships. You may also qualify for a rodeo scholarship to help finance your college education. For more information about the FHSU rodeo program, contact coach Guy Forell.
FHSU Livestock Judging Team
The Livestock Judging Team is open to all FHSU students with an interest in competitive livestock evaluation. Team members will gain skills in livestock selection and evaluation as well as leadership, decision making, teamwork, confidence and communication skills necessary to thrive in today's agriculture industry. For more information, contact Avery Leach.
FHSU Show Team
For more information, contact Taylor Nulik.
Sigma Alpha Agriculture Sorority
Sigma Alpha is a professional agriculture sorority whose mission is to cultivate professional women in agriculture. They strive for achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service, and to further the development of excellence in women pursuing careers in agriculture. For more information, contact Dr. Sophie Ano, faculty advisor.
Teaching Ag Group (TAG)
TAG is setup to help support agriculture literacy and advocacy. This club allows FHSU students to be surrounded by other individuals that are passionate about teaching agriculture. TAG works with local FFA chapters to allow for different learning experiences. This club helps open doors for students pursuing an agriculture education degree. For more information, contact Mr. Jeremy Ryan, faculty advisor.