Bovance names scholarship winner

April 15, 2011

Sexton is currently a freshman atIowa State Universitymajoring in animal science with a pre-veterinary option. He is extremely involved on campus as a member of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity, Block & Bridle Club, Pre-Vet Club and was on the Dean’s List the fall of 2010.

Already passionate about the livestock and genetics industry, Sexton has been working atCollison Veterinary Services & Embryo Transfersince 2008 assisting with veterinary and embryo transfer procedures. Sexton attended Rockwell City – Lytton High School where he was involved in FFA, FCCLA, football, wrestling and baseball.

The Bovance Student Scholarship Contest premiered in January 2011 and was open to high school seniors and students pursuing their first or second year of higher education. Students picked a topic to write about, ranging from which animal they would clone to how they would explain to a consumer that meat and milk from cloned animals is safe. Sexton answered the questions “How do you think cloning and genetic preservation benefit the livestock industry?” His winning essay can be viewed at

www.bovance.comor on the Bovance Facebookpage.

—From Bovance news release

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