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Monday, October 8, 2012
New Member Alert -- Nicole Born
We have some fresh faces around Food For Thought these days - we held a membership drive in August and September and have some great new minds who are excited about agriculture among our ranks! Periodically, you'll see their bios here so that you can get to know them. This post is about new member Nicole Born, a student at the College of Veterinary Medicine here at K-State.
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I am Nicole Born.  I’m originally from a small family farm located just 
northeast of Topeka, KS where we raise Polled Hereford cattle and dairy 
and meat goats.  I have a BS in Agriculture from K-State and I’m 
currently a sophomore in the
 College of Veterinary Medicine.  Those that knew me in undergrad would 
know me as Nicole Rosencutter, but I got married to Jonathan Born, 
another College of Ag grad, in July 2011.  I am very excited to get 
involved with Food For Thought!  Agriculture has been,
 is, and will always be my passion.  I have always been involved in the 
agricultural industry through our family farm and staying involved in 
many ag activities throughout undergrad and vet school.  A few years 
ago, I had the opportunity for training through
 the National Beef Ambassador program with Trent Loos.  At that event, 
he had us practice “grace under fire”, rapid questioning regarding the 
agriculture industry.  Since that time, I have had an even stronger 
passion for being an advocate for agriculture and
 I’ve had the opportunity to inform others about the industry through 
various activities and within my vet school class.  After graduating, I 
plan to practice in a mixed animal practice in a rural community, 
probably around Lebo, KS, where my husband’s family
 farm is located.  I am so excited to get involved with this group to 
strengthen my knowledge of current events in agriculture, further 
practice my communication skills, and spread the word about this amazing
 industry on our campus and beyond!
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