Edward Macgregor Email & Phone Number

Planned events designed to encourage cultural awareness, including cultural nights and leadership activities involving more than 250 participantsDesigned official merchandise, including shirts and hoodie, for the entire magnet programRecognizd with the Outstanding Contribution Award for involvement in the magnet program, assisting in the planning of over 16 student assembliesParticipated in international travel focused on studying methods of waste reduction and sustainable infrastructure in Europe, and presented findings to magnet facultyCorresponded with and hosted a foreign exchange student from Denmark, fostering cultural exchange and international appreciation

Chapter President (August 2023 - May 2024): Organized and led more than 15 chapter events designed to promote leadership skills and communication, engaging over 200 people through agriculture-based service projects, social gatherings, and fundraisers.Represented the chapter at county, state and national conventions, contributing to discussions on leadership development and student communication, attaining rewards for academic excellence and agricultural experienceChapter Treasurer (August 2022 - May 2023): Managed registration of applicants in the chapter, oversaw fundraising initiatives resulting in $200+ dollars in funds raised for chapter activitiesChapter Sentinel (September 2021 - May 2022): Assisted in leading successful social gatherings focused on fostering community engagement and participation, engaging over 50 members in frequent participation

Assisted staff in the care of diverse livestock and poultry, including pigs, goats, miniature cows, sheep, donkeys, chickens, ducks, and turkeys, contributing to the well-being of over 45 animalsMaintained cleanliness by regularly cleaning cages and enclosures, providing a clean environment supporting animal health

Sold the excess eggs provided by own poultry to local buyers, establishing a reliable customer baseSupplied over 20 customers, including 5 regular clients, result in nearly 1,500 eggs sold over 2 seasonsGenerated approximately $400 in profit, demonstrating community demand for locally sourced eggs

Bachelor Of Science, Agricultural Operations Management, Freshman

SAT: 1420/1600 R: 740 M: 650 Relevant Coursework: Principles of Macroeconomics, Introduction to Statistics 1, Introduction to Public.

Agricultural Operations Management, Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, And Related Sciences, Freshman