COE
Students in the News
The
Midwest Poultry Consortium's (MPC) student tracking
and database system follows COE graduates not only through
their graduation, but also through full-time employment.
The goal of this tracking system is to help place COE
graduates in full-time positions within MPC member companies
and to retain as many students in the poultry industry
as possible. Congratulations to the following students
on their poultry employment!
Emmillie Boot, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Production Assistant with Konos in Martin, MI. Emmillie graduates from Michigan State University in August 2018 with a degree in Animal Science.
Emilee Copple, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Assistant Barn Manager with Trillium Farm Holdings in Johnstown, OH. Emilee graduated from The Ohio State University in May 2018 with a degree in Animal Science.
Jessica Menke, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Management Trainee with Rose Acre Farms in Knob Noster, MO. Jessica graduated from Iowa State University in May 2018 with a degree in Animal Science.
Emily Starlin, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Animal Agriculture Management Associate with Cargill in Springdale, AR. Emily graduated from The Ohio State University in May 2018 with a degree in Animal Science.
Hunter Wawers, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Production Supervisor with Pilgrim’s in Live Oak, FL. Hunter graduated from the University of Florida in December 2017 with a degree in Food Animal Production.
Camden Zahn, a 2018 graduate of the COE program, has accepted the position of Management Trainee with VALO BioMedia in Adel, IA. Camden graduates from the University of Missouri in August 2018 with a degree in Animal Science.
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The Midwest Poultry Consortium recently held its 2018 COE Magical Banquet and Awards Ceremony at Madison’s Concourse Hotel and Governor’s Club to honor its 35-member COE class – one of the largest ever for the program. Marking the end of its 23rd year of educating students, the year-end banquet and awards ceremony brought together students, family members, faculty, MPC board members, staff, and industry representatives to socialize, network, and recognize and reward students and faculty for their hard work in completing another successful summer session.