AGEC Senior Spotlights

2026-2027

Their Purdue careers nearly complete, our Agricultural Economics seniors have experienced, lived, learned and grown with us. Their achievements never cease to astonish us, and without fail - year after year - we are proud to see them graduate and move on to brilliant, bright futures. Our Senior Spotlight gives you insights into who these bright students are, what they do and what makes them tick. Click on their pictures to read the full interview. Enjoy!

Berenize DelReal Perez

Berenize DelReal Perez

Agricultural Business (Marketing Concentration)
Minor: Farm Management
Staying close to home to expand my network
Trevor Alberring

Trevor Alberring

Ag Business and Ag Systems Management
Another chapter in the books
Alexa Anglemyer

Alexa Anglemyer

Agribusiness (Finance Concentration)
An advocate for Indiana agriculture
Riley Baker

Riley Baker

Agricultural Economics (Policy and Pre-Law Concentration)
Traveling for opportunities
Bailey Blacker

Bailey Blacker

Ag Sales and Marketing
Tight-Knit family community
Madison Clary

Madison Clary

Agricultural Economics
Minors: Spanish, Horticulture, Psychology and Food and Agribusiness Management
What's on the menu at Purdue
Kailee Cooper

Kailee Cooper

Agricultural Sales and Marketing; Agricultural Communication
Sharing the passion for ag
Abby Fitzmorris

Abby Fitzmorris

Agricultural Economics Sales and Marketing
Best friends, championships and concerts
Faith Frey

Faith Frey

Agribusiness Marketing
A senior letter to Purdue
Grace Klinkhamer

Grace Klinkhamer

Agribusiness Management
Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Short time on campus, long-lasting impact
Izzie Koenig

Izzie Koenig

Agribusiness (Finance Concentration)
Generations of entrepreneurship
Reagan Koester

Reagan Koester

Agribusiness (Agribusiness Management Concentration)
Stepping into your growth zone
Payten Logue

Payten Logue

Agribusiness
Minor/Certificate: Organizational Leadership/Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Finding home at Purdue
Effective May 30, 2025, the university has undergone a strategic restructuring, resulting in the sunset of the Office of Multicultural Programs and related DEI offices in accordance with institutional policy. While historical references to these offices remain in past publications, our commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable academic environment continues through new and evolving initiatives.