ACEL students Kendall Moore and Kylie Ramirez and ACEL faculty member Dr. Jera Niewoehner-Green visited Washington, DC, with Alpha Zeta Partners (AZP) as part of an emersive experience focused on domestic policy and offered hands on learning.
AZP is the CFAES leadership honorary that focuses on self leadership and development by offering international experiences as well as exploring interconnections between food, agriculture, and the environment.
While in DC, AZP members had the opportunity to connect with several ACEL alumni who have careers in DC.
Thank you to Carson Fort, government affairs manager with the American Soybean Association, Josie Montoney-Crawford, associate director of public policy with the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, and Chris Young, assistant director of foundation communications and marketing with American Farm Bureau for meeting with AZP.
