Block and Bridle
Purpose:
To foster the interests of animal sciences among students. The club is affiliated with the National Block and Bridle Club.
Who can join:
Any student with an interest in animals or animal sciences can join.
Officers:
President |
Madison Looper |
Vice President |
Nicholas Pohlman |
Treasurer |
Alisun Watson |
Secretary |
Taylor Looper |
Reporter |
TBA |
Chair of Livestock Activities (Block Head)
|
Mesa Kutz |
The Block and Bridle Club Emblem
This "B" symbol is very significant to Block and Bridle club members, as it represents the principles on which our club is built. Character, sincerity and a moral life are asked of members when they are initiated into the club and are depicted in the straight perpendicular of the "B". The distinct curves of the "B" are symbolic of social pleasure, mental energy and the determination of members.
The meat block represents the material aspects of our life and our profession. The bottom half, the bridle, stands for the behavior of the B & B members, the control over ourselves that we try to maintain, the mannerisms and respect we show toward others, and the manner with which we treat animals.
Taken from: http://www.blockandbridle.org
Block and Bridle Events
- Horse show
- Animal Science Day
- Cattle show
- National Block and Bridle Convention (held in Iowa)
- Oaklawn horse races
- And many more!
Advisors:
Beth Kegley, Ph.D. and Janeal Yancey, Ph.D.
