Holman Reappointed to National Agricultural Alumni, Development Board

Trina Holman
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Trina Holman

Trina Holman, liaison for alumni, development and recruiting for the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences at the University of Arkansas, has been reappointed to a one-year term on the Board of Directors for the National Agricultural Alumni and Development Association. Holman will serve as the organization’s membership committee chair and will be responsible for encouraging and exploring additional association membership and providing member services. Holman’s term of service began on June 20 with that of more than 20 other board members from across the nation during the group's 37th annual conference, hosted by the University of Kentucky.

The National Agricultural Alumni and Development Association provides education and support for professionals, volunteers and student leaders who serve land-grant colleges of agricultural sciences and related programs. The network of members includes nearly 50 institutions from across the United States.

Contacts

David Edmark, Project/Program Director
Agricultural Communication Services
479-575-6940, dedmark@uark.edu

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