Senior Spotlights Elizabeth Cast Graduating: May 2017 Major: Animal Science Minor: Ag. Business Parents: Jeff and Kathy Cast Hometown: Beaver Crossing, Nebraska Offices Held/Event Chairs: Favorite Aspect of the club: getting to meet people that share the same interests in agriculture Future Plans: Working in extension
Gavin Harsh Graduating: May 2017 Major: Animal Science Minor: Ag Economics Parents: Pam and Doug Harsh Hometown: Bartley, Ne Offices Held/Event Chairs: B and B Vice-President and Collegiate Cattlemen President Favorite Aspect of the club. Surrounded by a community of others who have the same passion for agriculture. Future Plans: Return back to the family farm and sell Amerifax cattle. Advice to Young Members: Get actively involved and push yourself to make connections at all levels of the industry. Other: I've enjoyed my time here at UNL, but being involved with Block and Bridle and Collegiate Cattlemen has greatly impacted my experience!
Hannah Helms Graduating: May 2017 Major: Ag Economics Minor: Animal Science Parents: Randy Helms and Trudy Scott Hometown: Holbrook, NE Offices Held/Event Chairs: Collegiate Cattlemen officer for 2 years, Big Red Beef Show chair for 2 years. Favorite Aspect of the club. My favorite part of the club is being able to network with a lot of industry professionals as well as my peers. I also really look forward to going on industry tours and expanding my knowledge in many areas. Future Plans: After graduation in May, I play to return to the family cattle business and show cattle at various progress shows as well as the Junior National Hereford Expo in Louisville, KY. Advice to Young Members: My advice would be to get as involved as possible. It may seem tedious and boring at times, but in the end you will be glad you got to experience all that the club has to offer. 21
