Animal Sciences

2025–26 Animal Sciences scholarship recipients announced

  • Story by Katy Kinker
  • September 29, 2025
The Department of Animal Sciences awarded $72,200 in scholarships to incoming and current students for the 2025–26 academic year. These scholarships are made possible through the generosity of donors.
 

The following students received scholarships:

  • Amber Henigin
  • Landon Barr
  • Taylor Schmitt
  • Charlie Cummings
  • Abigail Johnson
  • Ashlynn Smith
  • Kendyl Brown
  • William Eberhart
  • Gabrielle Deakins
  • Kayla Johnson
  • Avery Donaldson
  • Madelynn Etchinson
  • Reese Figus
  • Emily Mawhorter
  • Jenna Bowe
  • Evan Brown
  • Madison Oliver
  • Lorén Ortiz Ocasio
  • Abigail Zelt
  • Hunter Foland
  • Irene Moore
  • Jillian Brubaker
  • Medi Guest
  • Elyse Kim
  • Josh Baltazar
  • Hannah Taylor
  • Amanda Rosario
  • Megan Girod
  • Jack Nelson
  • Haley Harmeson
  • Allie Raab
  • Gwen Weaver
  • Kirsten Cumming
  • Jenna Honnert
  • Dane Kissell

A full list of Animal Sciences scholarships is available on our scholarships page or through the College of Agriculture’s Office of Academic Programs (OAP), where you can apply and learn more about eligibility requirements.

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