Students involved in B&B come from all areas of animal science, plus anyone throughout the university who is interested in animal agriculture. The club hosts educational events with invited speakers, community service projects and a youth showmanship clinic in addition to the annual Winter Bonanza cattle show.

Advisor: Justin Crosswhite

Students interested in the dairy industry are encouraged to become involved in the Dairy Science Club. The most popular and visible functions of the Dairy Science Club is their float in the homecoming parade and hosting the silent auction at the Southern Spring National Holstein Show in Stillwater.

Advisor: Jason White Co-Advisor: Leanne Robison

The Food Science Club serves to acquaint students with a deeper understanding of food science and technology and to develop and maintain a close relationship between students in the club and the faculty/staff in the department of animal and food sciences and the Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center.

Advisors: Ravi Jadeja and William McGlynn

The Meat Science Association is an organization of students and faculty who discover, develop and disseminate their collective knowledge and create passion for the area of meat science. During the summer, members have an opportunity to attend the Reciprocal Meat Conference sponsored by the American Meat Science Association.

Advisor: Gretchen Mafi

Oklahoma Collegiate Cattlemen’s Association is a campuswide organization that consists of men involved in the cattle industry, agriculture or other livestock industries. Members work together to promote agriculture throughout the state and across the nation.

Advisors: Mellissa Crosswhite and Dan Stein

Oklahoma Collegiate Cattlewomen’s Association is a campuswide organization that consists of women involved in the cattle industry, agriculture or other livestock industries. Members work together to promote agriculture throughout the state and across the nation.

Advisor: Cheryl Devuyst

The Pre-Vet Science Club was created to promote fellowship, cooperation and education among undergraduate students interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. The club meets multiple times throughout the year, including field trips and volunteer activities.

Advisor: Udaya DeSilva

The Oklahoma State University Ranch Horse Team promotes the versatile ranch horse culture. The group strives to equip its members with the leadership skills they may need in the equine industry. The team is focused on industry networking while also representing OSU at collegiate ranch horse competitions.

Advisor: Marissa Chapa

The Swine Club serves as an outlet for swine enthusiasts to be involved in the industry, educate on campus and serve the community. The club hosts a jackpot show each spring.

Advisor: Scott Carter