Agronomy Ambassador Blog

Finals week can be overwhelming for any college student. Fortunately, there are ways to manage the stress that finals bring and feel confident that you’ve done the best you can at preparing yourself. Here are some of my favorite tips for surviving finals week. Identify your priorities: Many times, finals week consists of not only…

This semester has been a little different in terms of what it has had to offer. During the semester I have had the opportunity to be involved in Ag Olympics, where we compete against the different agriculture clubs in a wide range of games. Some of those games being corn hole, egg race, sack races,…

The opportunities to maintain an active lifestyle with sports are endless at Purdue. From dodgeball to euchre to flag football, there are dozens of sports to choose from. I have played sand volleyball for three semesters. My intramural seasons in the fall and spring are something I truly look forward to each semester. The process…

Being part of a family is something that I highly recommend students doing once they come to college. A group of people that care for each other and have each other’s best interests at heart. They are people that you can rely on and enjoy activities with, to me this has become the members of…

Purdue Agronomy Club is a great opportunity for all Purdue students. I joined the club my freshman year, and I have loved it ever since. Not only is being involved in a club a good resume builder, but it gives you the chance to get to know numerous people. Some of the clubs have guest…

As we all know change is very scary, hard, and confusing but a little bit of discomfort can change your life in ways you could have never imagined. My transition to Purdue was one of the most uncomfortable and hardest transition I’ve ever had to go through. I didn’t come from a huge row crop…

Last week, the Purdue soils judging team won the Region 3 Soils Judging competition. We places 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8 individually, and we won the team competition. It was the first time we have won since 2017.

Before I came to Purdue, one thing I always heard to help the transition was to get involved. Whether it be through clubs, offices, or frats/sororities/ and cooperatives, being involved helps. Being involved allows you to make friends and adjust quickly to life at Purdue. Purdue boasts many, many opportunities to get involved. I am…