Association of Women in Agriculture at UW-Madison

Association of Women in Agriculture at UW-Madison We are the Association of Women in Agriculture at UW-Madison! Welcome to our page.

🍝Are you a freshman on campus and interested in joining AWA? 🍝If so, we’d love to invite you to our Spaghetti Dinner nex...
09/09/2026

🍝Are you a freshman on campus and interested in joining AWA? 🍝

If so, we’d love to invite you to our Spaghetti Dinner next Wednesday at the house! This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal, meet current AWA members, and learn more about what makes our organization so special! We would love to fill the house with potential new members and welcome you into AWA. 😊

✨Meet Our 2026-2027 Officer Team✨Hailey Kramer is a sophomore majoring in Animal and Veterinary Biosciences.Why did you ...
09/08/2026

✨Meet Our 2026-2027 Officer Team✨

Hailey Kramer is a sophomore majoring in Animal and Veterinary Biosciences.

Why did you join AWA: "I joined AWA because I wanted to find people that have similar backgrounds to me, and surround myself with people that inspire me!"

We're excited to watch Hailey thrive in her role and strengthen our officer team throughout the year. Stay tuned as we continue spotlighting the incredible women leading AWA! 💛🤍 See less

✨Meet Our 2026-2027 Officer Team✨Kicking off this year's introductions with Mishka Tower, a junior majoring in Animal an...
09/05/2026

✨Meet Our 2026-2027 Officer Team✨

Kicking off this year's introductions with Mishka Tower, a junior majoring in Animal and Veterinary Biosciences and earning a certificate in Athletic Healthcare.

Why did you join AWA: "I joined AWA for the professional aspect, to learn more about agriculture as a whole, and to meet some new friends and find a space that can be my home away from home!"

We're excited to see Mishka shine in her role this year and contribute to the officer team. Stay tuned as we continue spotlighting the incredible women leading AWA!
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Summer Spotlight: Brooklynn HoltAs we switch into our fall semester, we want to take a moment to highlight Brooklynn Hol...
09/03/2026

Summer Spotlight: Brooklynn Holt

As we switch into our fall semester, we want to take a moment to highlight Brooklynn Holt, who served as our 2026 Summer House Manager. Brooklynn, along with three other sisters, lived in the house this summer and took on every challenge that came their way. She worked closely with Jill and Sharon throughout all the renovations, and thanks to her dedication, the house has never looked better!

Thank you, Brooklynn, for pouring your time and energy into the house this summer. We're grateful for you and all the work you put in!

💛Welcome back AWA💛We’re so excited to welcome all of our new and returning officers back to campus! Today we kicked off ...
09/01/2026

💛Welcome back AWA💛

We’re so excited to welcome all of our new and returning officers back to campus! Today we kicked off the year with our officer retreat where we discussed goals, activities, and ideas for the upcoming year. We can’t wait to see everyone at our first membership meeting next Tuesday at 6:30 PM at the house.

Also huge thank you to Caycee’s mom who brought us these wonderful cupcakes to celebrate.🧁💛

👑Sisters in Sashes👑Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Feat...
08/24/2026

👑Sisters in Sashes👑

Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Featuring Elizabeth Colwell, who is proudly serving as the Senior WI Make it With Wool Ambassador. This past January, Elizabeth had the opportunity to represent Wisconsin at the national competition.

Congratulations to Elizabeth on this wonderful accomplishment! We wish her the very best as she continues to shine and proudly represent Wisconsin.

This summer, a few AWA sisters took their passion for agriculture across the globe through study abroad programs! Name: ...
08/21/2026

This summer, a few AWA sisters took their passion for agriculture across the globe through study abroad programs!

Name: Gina Frisle
Year in school: Senior
Major: Dairy Science
Program/University: Dairy Internship at Perrotis College (6 week program)

Why did you choose to study abroad: "I chose to study abroad because I wanted to take myself out of my comfort zone and gain a better understanding of international agriculture. I also found that six weeks was long enough to immerse myself in the culture while also not being too long."

Favorite part of the trip: "My favorite part of the trip was the four day sailing trip through the Mamma Mia islands. This was a trip offered through the school along with many other opportunities.

How was this experience beneficial: "The program that I chose was focused on dairy in Greece and I worked through three different rotations, including the dairy farm, dairy processing facility, and their feed mill. This was beneficial because I was able to see parts of dairy farming that I do not normally see, the dairy processing and feed mill, and learn more about dairy farming in other countries."

Why would you recommend: "I would 100% recommend someone to study abroad in general, but also to do this study abroad if you are interested in dairy or large animals in general. Overall, I had an amazing time and the people I met truly made this experience so much more memorable."

We love seeing our members explore, learn, and grow in new places. 💛✈

This summer, a few AWA sisters took their passion for agriculture across the globe through study abroad programs! Name: ...
08/19/2026

This summer, a few AWA sisters took their passion for agriculture across the globe through study abroad programs!

Name: Mattea Eleshio
Year in school: Sophomore
Major: Animal and Veterinary Biosciences
Program/University: Panama Wildlife Medicine

Why did you choose to study abroad: "I chose to study abroad so I could experience clinical work in another country, which allowed me to see how cultural differences impacted veterinary medicine. Studying abroad also gave me the opportunity to work with wildlife and exotic animals I wouldn’t have the opportunity to otherwise!"

Favorite part of the trip: "I enjoyed working with wildlife, including sloths, monkeys, and anteaters, the most."

How was this experience beneficial: "Studying abroad allowed me to experience different fields of veterinary medicine, which helps me to see what species I want to focus on in the future! It also gave me more clinical experience and hours working with veterinarians."

Why would you recommend: "I would absolutely recommend studying abroad! It’s a great opportunity to explore different cultures and see the world, all while furthering your career."

We love seeing our members explore, learn, and grow in new places. 💛✈

👑Sisters in Sashes👑Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Feat...
08/17/2026

👑Sisters in Sashes👑

Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Featuring Brooke Mitchell, who is proudly serving as the Crawford County Fairest of the Fair.

Wishing Brooke all the luck as she takes on this awesome new adventure in style!

👑Sisters in Sashes👑Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Jord...
08/14/2026

👑Sisters in Sashes👑

Many of our girls are shining in crowns this summer while sharing their passion for agriculture. Jordan Berg is our next spotlight, proudly serving as the Clark County Fairest of the Fair.

Cheering Jordan on as she explores Wisconsin in her crown and sash!

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