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Clubs & Activities

Through clubs and activities students learn more about the agriculture communications industry, network with professionals, strengthen skills, build portfolios, establish friendships, and make memories.

Student Advancement Team

The ACJ Advancement Team, fondly known as the A-Team, is a student-led program recruitment and retention effort. You can think of this team as “Ag Ambassadors” exclusively for our degree program. Many high school students don’t know that agricultural communications exists as a career field. A-Team members work to develop materials and strategies to reach those students.

If you are interested in joining the team or would like to request a visit from an A-Team member, contact Dr. Nellie Hill, Umberger 307 or email, nlhill@ksu.edu.

ACJ Advancement Team Role Description

Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow

There are many ways to get involved in clubs and activities at K-State. Whether it's a club related to your major or participating in a community service project, the opportunities are endless. Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow is for those who want to communicate within the broad realm of agriculture. Our meetings include social, professional, and business aspects and are a great way to meet students in the agricultural communications major, as well as others. The group offers many opportunities for those looking to obtain further experience in communications. We are excited about this year and all that we have to offer! Look on this page, as well as our Facebook and Twitter pages, for more information.

Annual dues for the 2022-2023 academic year can be paid with a credit card.

ACT Meeting Time

1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month (September-April) in Umberger 312.

ACT Club Goals

Reach out to organizations within and outside the College of Agriculture through events.
Provide members with necessary and useful tools in the field of agricultural communications and journalism by providing a checklist and interactive professional development activities.
Host two philanthropy events per semester.
Create and stick to a yearly budget.
Increase communication with our members and the public by developing a social media plan and other communication platforms.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jacqueline Aenlle, jaenlle@ksu.edu

New Requirements: To earn financial support from ACT to attend a professional development conference or Agricultural Media Summit, or to earn funding for contest registrations, dues must be paid and members must attend 70 percent of all ACT functions.