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Animal Institute April 6-8, 2014 Kansas City, Mo. Animal Institute ® Animal Institute April 6-8, 2014 l Kansas City, Mo. Welcome! Congratulations on being selected for the AFA Animal Institute! This event is AFA’s Mission : part of a growing number of AFA Leader Institutes, exposing and connecting Agriculture Future of America college leaders to specific sectors of agriculture. identifies, encourages and supports outstanding college What to Expect: men and women preparing for • Meet with animal and animal health professionals careers in the agriculture and • Create an understanding of area animal health and science providers food industry. • Gain a greater understanding of animal health opportunities • Discuss issues, trends and opportunities facing agriculture • See a representation of organizations and businesses as well as Student Opportunities: the environment and culture of participating companies • Create relationships that may aid in internship and work experiences AFA provides a variety of • Leave more prepared for a career in agriculture opportunities for your personal and professional development throughout the year including At a Glance: the following: Sunday, April 6 Monday, April 7 AFA Leaders Conference AFA Animal Institute Orientation Industry Tours www.agfuture.org/conference Animal Health Cooridor Overview AFA Animal Institute Dinner AFA Leader Institutes AFA Animal Institute Executive Panel www.agfuture.org/institutes World Cafe Tuesday April 8 Tour Preparation AFA ONTAP Can You Talk Animal Agriculture? www.agfuture.org/ontap Careers in Animal Agriculture Round Table Feedback and Wrap Up See the full AFA Animal Institute Schedule on the following pages. 2014 Animal Institute Partners AFA thanks the following partners for providing support toward the efforts of the 2014 AFA Animal Institute. Animal Institute April 6-8, 2014 l Kansas City, Mo. Sunday, April 6 Westin Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center 1 E Pershing Rd, Kansas City, MO 64108 3:30 p.m. Registration Begins Washington Park Foyer 4:30 p.m. Orientation & AFA Overview Washington Park 2 & 3 5:00 p.m. Welcome & Overview: Kansas City Animal Health Corridor Washington Park 2 & 3 Kim Young, Vice President, Bioscience Development, Kansas City Area Development Council 5:20 p.m. AFA Animal Institute Executive Panel with Animal Health Corridor Leadership Washington Park 2 & 3 Moderator: Kim Young, Kansas City Area Development Council Tim Bettington, Boehringer Ingleheim Vetmedica Scott Bormann, Merck Animal Health Robert Casillas, MRIGlobal Kostas Kontopanos, Hill’s Pet Nutrition Daryl Pint, Ceva Biomune Ralph Richardson, Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine Ian Spinks, Bayer HealthCare, Animal Health 6:30 p.m. Dinner Benton’s Prime 8:00 p.m. World Café Washington Park 2 & 3 9:00 p.m. Tour Preparation and Training Washington Park 2 & 3 9:30 p.m. Adjourn Monday, April 7 6:45 a.m. Tour Groups Begin Departing. Industry tours will take place from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Note: Bring a photo ID. Do not wear heels or open-toed shoes. You will be asked to change. Group #1 Departs 7:40 a.m. Group #2 Departs 6:45 a.m. Osborn Barr (Breakfast) Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. (Breakfast) Elanco Animal Health American Angus Association Ceva (Lunch) AgriLabs (Lunch) Microbial Surveillance Lab Global Prairie Group #3 Departs 7:30 a.m. Group #5 Departs 7:30 a.m. Duff Dynamic Marketing/AgriThority LLC (Breakfast) DeLaval (Breakfast) United States Animal Health Association U.S. Premium Beef BioZyme (Lunch) Seaboard Foods (Lunch) Triumph Foods Woodruff Sweitzer Group #4 Departs 7:45 a.m. Group #6 Departs 7:00 a.m. AdFarm (Breakfast) Merck (Breakfast) Livestock Marketing Association Callahan Creek Dairy Farmers of America (Lunch) Hill’s Pet Nutrition (Lunch) Cargill Animal Nutrition American Hereford Association 4:30 p.m. Free Time at the American Royal Museum 5:30 p.m. AFA Animal Institute Industry Reception American Royal Complex, 1701 American Royal Court, 2nd Floor Balcony, Kansas City, MO 64102 6:00 p.m. AFA Animal Institute Industry Dinner Ambassador Room Keynote by Bob Petersen, American Royal Association 7:45 p.m. Return to Hotel - Free evening Tuesday, April 8 Please check out of your room prior to the first session. Check your luggage at the front desk or put it in your car or university vehicle. 7:00 a.m. Breakfast Washington Park 1 7:45 a.m. Morning Welcome and Announcements Washington Park 2&3 8:00 a.m. Can you talk Animal Agriculture? Washington Park 2 & 3 Nevil Speer, Western Kentucky University 9:50 a.m. Break 10:00 a.m. Careers in Animal Agriculture Round Table Washington Park 2 & 3 Moderator: Kristie Larson, American Royal Association Joe Bichelmeyer, Bichelmeyer Meats Leland Brown, Merck Animal Health Craig Huffihnes, American Hereford Association Bryan Humphreys, National Pork Producers Council Scott Fray, Cooper County Animal Hospital David Katzer, Fleishmam Hillard Diane Loiselle, Hill’s Pet Nutrition Susan Mackey, SMM Cattle Company LLC Sarah Salmon, Zoetis Kerby Weaver, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica 12:00 p.m. Lunch, Feedback & Wrap up Session Washington Park 2 & 3 1:15 p.m. Adjourn Animal Institute April 6-8, 2014 l Kansas City, Mo. All student participants have been divided into six groups to tour designated animal company locations. Tours will take place from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Please stay with your group, as each tour is full and cannot accommodate extra participants. Organizations listed on your tour have been sent your name. Representatives from all listed organizations have been invited to join students at the wrap-up dinner Monday night. Group #1: Group #2: Tour destinations: Tour destinations: OsbornBarr (Breakfast) Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. (Breakfast) Elanco Animal Health American Angus Association Ceva (Lunch) AgriLabs (Lunch) Microbial Surveillance Lab Global Prairie Staff: Russ Weathers Staff: Nancy Barcus Students: Students: Jake Baker Iowa State University Emily Brookshire University of Missouri Kara Bullock University of Central Missouri Susan Hawkins Pennsylvania State University Lisa Burianek Permooser University of Georgia Quinn Kolar Cornell University Jordan Flewellyn University of Illinois Carmen Metzger Michigan State University Morgan Forsee University of Kentucky Jessica Neal Oklahoma State University Shelby Huber University of Missouri Anna Phillips University of Illinois Sierra Kaufman Iowa State University Kathy Scienski University of Missouri Olivia Kendall South Dakota State University Benjamin Sims College of the Ozarks Jaime Mowry Cornell University Gerardo Vela Texas A&M University - Kingsville Leandro Sastre Texas A&M University Kingsville Sabrina Wilber Oklahoma State University Hannah Simmons Clemson University Katelynn Zechiel Purdue University Katelyn Warin Iowa State University Alexandra Zechiel Purdue University Thank you to our 2014 AFA Animal Institute partners: Group #3: Group #4: Tour destinations: Tour destinations: Duff Dynamic Marketing/AgriThority LLC (Breakfast) AdFarm (Breakfast) United States Animal Health Association Livestock Marketing Association BioZyme (Lunch) Dairy Farmers of America (Lunch) Triumph Foods Cargill Animal Nutrition Staff: Kaleigh Summers Staff: Derek Mulhern Students: Students: Madalyn Cowser University of Illinois Laura Child University of Illinois Jaclyn Cubillas University of California - Davis Rebecca Dow Michigan State University Viviana Garza Texas A&M University - Kingsville Laura Gorecki University of Nebraska - Lincoln Marissa Lorenz Purdue University Ashley Love University of Missouri Dana McCurdy Washington State University Makala Muller University of Nebraska - Lincoln Katy Murfield The Ohio State University Brieanna Rohe University of Missouri Katie O’Brien Michigan State University Leigh Ruckman University of Missouri Haley Olsen North Carolina State University Amanda Sautner North Carolina State University Jean Rosenau North Dakota State University Hillary Snyder Northwest Missouri State University Olivia Schmidt University of Minnesota - St. Paul Kelsey Spaulding University of Idaho Jessica Sears Washington State University Connor Stein Iowa State University Jacob Sorensen South Dakota State University Nathan Stinson Kansas State University Jared Wellik Iowa State University Group #5: Group #6: Tour destinations: Tour destinations: DeLaval (Breakfast) Merck (Breakfast) U.S. Premium Beef Callahan Creek Seaboard Foods (Lunch) Hill’s Pet Nutrition (Lunch) Woodruff Sweitzer America Hereford Association Staff: Megan Karlin Staff: Mark Stewart Students: Students: Haley Bledsoe University of Nebraska - Lincoln Rachel Bardot University of Missouri Casey Campbell University of Nebraska - Lincoln Naomi Cooper University of Illinois Emma Christensen South Dakota State University Jenica Hagler Washington State University Drew Dietz Iowa State University Melissa Jagodzinski Illinois State University Shelby Englert Purdue University Kaitlyn Patterson University of Arizona Jacqueline Ervin Oklahoma State University Alicia Pownall West Virginia University Hannah Horak Northwest Missouri State University Karli Robinson University of Illinois Courtney Lemons West Virginia University Stephanie Rosen University of Idaho Sarah Marketon University of Minnesota - St. Paul Ben Saylor University of Arizona Anna Leigh Peek Auburn University Morgan Schaeperkoetter Northwest Missouri State University Shotika Smith Colorado State University Melanie Spedale Auburn University Whitney Thomson Kirkwood Community College Michael Welch Kansas State University AFA Animal Institute Executive
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