The Comer Connection:
February 2023 Newsletter
Editor’s note
Dear Valued Readers,
In this edition of the Comer Connection, members of the Ag Hill Communications Club share stories from their personal internships, highlight clubs, showcase upcoming events and share advice on getting into the equine industry. We hope your semester is off to a great start and look forward to bringing you captivating stories each month!
For the first time as Senior Editor, War Eagle!
-Taylor Edwards
Meet the Editors
Senior Editor Taylor Edwards
Junior Editor Kate Stone
Careers in the Equine Industry
Getting a start in the equine industry can be a daunting task. While there is no direct path to working in the industry, there are plenty of learning and experience opportunities that can bring you into the horse world.
Women in Ag Luncheon
The College of Agriculture is holding their biannual Women in Agriculture event on February 28 from 11-1pm. The luncheon will feature Auburn Horticulture alumni Abra Lee. Lee is a horticulturist, historian, and writer who researches Black garden history and raises awareness of the subject through social media.
The Importance of Internships
The Importance of Internships
It is spring semester, which means summer internships will be approaching fast and the time to start applying is now. There are few things as important and valuable as an internship for a college student. It is an opportunity for students to network with industry leaders and gain crucial knowledge and experience to sharpen their skills before entering the workforce after graduation.
Club Highlight: Ag Business Club
On Auburn’s campus there are many wonderful organizations where students can find a club that caters to any interests they may have. For some students in the College of Agriculture, the Ag Business Club provides this niche.
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