Brothers on the Move - May 2019

March 25, 2019 | Posted In Brotherhood

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 Caleb Swears from the University of Arkansas was selected by Agriculture Future of America (AFA) to serve as a Campus Ambassador. AFA has selected 10 Student Advisory Team members and 23 Ambassadors to serve for the 2019-2020 year. These students represent 26 schools from 22 states. During their year of service, these students will interact with agribusiness leaders, campus faculty and fellow students as they represent AFA. For the full press release click here. 

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Murray State University alumnus, Doug Lawson was selected to serve as Bank President of Field and Main Bank. Lawson also serves as the Treasurer of the Alpha Omega Housing Corporation and the Alumni Treasury of the Murray State Agricultural Alumni Association. For the full news release click here.  

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Brandon Hanson from Iowa State University is honored with the Wallace E. Barron All-University Senior Award from the Iowa State University Alumni Association. The award is meant to recognize seven outstanding seniors who display high character, outstanding achievement in academics and university/community activities, and the promise for continuing these exemplary qualities as alumni. More information regarding the award can be found here.

Daniel Chilson and Erik Feeney from Pennsylvania State University joined over 700 students for the annual 46 hour no-sitting, no-sleeping Penn State Dance Marathon in the fight against cancer. For more information regarding the event, follow this link.

Jason Bean Missouri alumnus is honored as this year’s recipient of the Southern Cotton Ginners Agricultural Achievement Award. To read more about this Missouri Bootheel rice, cotton, corn, and soybean grower and his agricultural research, follow this link.

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Casey Hogan, Tarleton State University alumnus, recently returned to his alma mater as Tarleton State’s Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Broadcasting. In his role he will oversee the Tarleton State’s entire marketing and broadcasting efforts as well as game day experiences. Casey previously served on the National Board of Directors as an Undergraduate Director in in 2006-2007. For the full press release, read here. 

The Gamma Chapter of Pennsylvania State University achieved the highest average GPA out of all IFC fraternities on campus in Fall 2018 with a house cumulative of 3.40. Additionally, the chapter has the 3rd highest membership out of all fraternities on campus at 86 brothers. 

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Brothers of the Alpha Theta and Beta Eta Chapters hosted an Alumnus Initiation of three new brothers into Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity during the leadership seminar in Richmond, Virginia. Those initiates were Chuck King, Matthew Lohr, and Kenny Bou

            Kenneth (Kenny) Bounds served Delaware farmers for almost four decades as an executive with Mid-Atlantic Farm Credit, until he retired in 2015 as senior vice     president. He has a degree in agronomy.

            Chuck King is the President of the Virginia Pumpkin Growers Association. Beta Eta   Chapter members have been the main source of labor for pumpkin picking the past         20 years. Chuck distributes pumpkins to about 15 Walmarts in Virginia, along with   other small vendors. He serves multiple leadership roles in the Montgomery County Farm Bureau Board.

            Matthew Lohr currently serves as the 16th Chief of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). As Chief, Matt provides leadership for NRCS and its          mission to support America’s farmers, ranchers and forest landowners in their voluntary conservation efforts through a network of more than 3,000 service centers in communities nationwide.

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