Women In Agriculture

Leading. Linking. Learning.

The Auburn University College of Agriculture marked a historic first in the 2013-14 academic year when, for the first time in Auburn agriculture’s history since 1872, the majority of students enrolled in the college —55 percent— were women. Women in Agriculture aims to advance leadership, scholarship and professional development opportunities for women in the agriculture and agribusiness industries.

By supporting Women in Agriculture, you will be invited to special on-campus events and professional development programs that will give you the opportunity to share ideas and to meet, build relationships with and positively influence enthusiastic young women who will be the agricultural producers, scientists, business women, policymakers and leaders of tomorrow. This program promotes professional networking, both among members and between members and women currently enrolled in agriculture-related majors at Auburn. Women in Agriculture supports these students through scholarships funded by members’ annual gifts.