Wyoming Connections
Hageman received an Honorary Doctor of Law Degree from UW in 2006.
Hometown:
Fort Laramie, Wyoming
College:
Agriculture
Degree:
Attended UW 1948-1950.
Hageman received an Honorary Doctor of Law Degree from UW in 2006.
Hometown:
Fort Laramie, Wyoming
College:
Agriculture
Degree:
Attended UW 1948-1950.
A lifelong rancher, Jim Hageman was a vital member of Wyoming's
agricultural community, as a life member of the Wyoming Stock Growers
Association, and a member of the Farm Bureau, American Legion, Moose
Lodge, Environmental Institute at the University of Wyoming, and Wyoming
Woolgrowers Association.
Hageman served Wyoming for 24 years in the House of Representatives for Goshen, Platte, and Converse counties.
In 2006, UW named its newest agricultural research center, the
Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center (SAREC) near
Lingle, for him.
Hageman and his wife, Marion, served as foster parents to many children.
Hageman was named National Parent of the Year in 1996, and he and
Marion were named University of Wyoming Family of the Year and Wyoming
Livestock Roundup Ag Family of the Year in 2002.
Hageman passed away in August 2006. He and Marion had three daughters and four sons.
