Cameron Herrick
Hometown:
Laramie Wy.
Major:
Animal Science concentration Pre-veterinary medicine
Year in School:
I am a sophomore
Career Plans:
I plan to attend veterinary school upon completion of my undergraduate degree. I would
love to specialize in large animals, especially horses and cattle. Regardless of specialty,
I hope to one day own my own practice.
Hobbies/Interests:
I enjoy doing anything outside. I am very interested in chemistry and biology and
am planning to work in a chemistry lab on campus in the next school year.
Why did you choose to participate on the wool judging team?
I chose to judge with the wool team for a few reasons. Primarily, I felt that wool
was the sector of the agricultural industry I knew the least about. The class offered
by the university illustrated the importance of wool and built a skill set that helped
me to feel that I could be successful in the contest. This made it easy to take the
step toward competing.
As well, judging has been a part of my life since high school and helped me gain confidence
in my own ability to think critically in my life. I felt that it was a natural progression
to continue judging collegiately.
Elisabeth Dooley
Hometown: Casper, WY
Major: ANVS: Pre-Vet & Production; Minor: Ag Bus
Year in School: Senior
Career Plans: Graduate School, and then either a research position or a teaching position
Hobbies/Interests: I really like the US sheep industry and most of my interests surround
it; for hobbies I enjoy reading, sleeping, movies, and my friends.
Why did you choose to participate on the wool judging team? It was something that
interested me, and I knew that if I didn't do it I would never do it and I was certain
it was something I would regret not participating in.
