lucsday, February 14, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 11
Group advises women in agriculture
By Gene Gcntrup
The Advisory Council
For Women Student Con-
cerns is making women
awarc of the career oppor-
tunitie3 m sericulture. 1 .L.
Hartung, dean cl tne col
lege of agriculture, said
the council is a key advi
sory group because it helps
women with career advis
ing and other special pro-
grams.
Hartung said the council
was formed several years
ago because a higher per
centage of women students
were enroled in cgriailture
related fields.
Although Hartung said
he is disappointed in the
council's visibility
on campus, future events
will try to improve the
group's visibility.
Council Chairwoman
Susan Borgelt, a junior
animal science major, said
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awareness outside of
campus also h important.
"More women need to
become aware of this com-
mittee "Borgelt said. There
are many careers open
ing up in agricultural sales
and business that women
just don't know about." .
Borgelt said she thinks
women crcsomewhat intimi-
dated by the male-domi
nated agriculture busi-
ness.
Borgelt said she often
has noticed the male dom
inance in agriculture. A
member of the UNL lives
tock and judging team,
Borgelt is the only female
"If you excel or even do
a little better than another
man, he will usually accent
you " she said.
Hartung said women's
possibilities for advance
ment in agriculture are
high.
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"Women do have to work
harder at placement than
men," he said, "but only
because the majority of
men have a stronger back
ground in agriculture."
Borgelt said the coun
cil's success will be deter
mined by input from other
people. She said the com
mittee now consists of
Hartung,ag advisory board
member, Kelly Downing,
assistant professor of ani
mal science, Mary Beck
and undergraduates Ruth
Witte, Deb Schultz and
Monica Dolezal.
Because the council has
no immediate funds, guest
speakers and lecturers are
volunteers, Borgelt said.
Hartung said some mo
ney is provided. by the
college of agriculture on
a "boot-strap" basis.
"We accommodate them
when they need money
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said.
Borgelt said an Ag Forum
will be March 6 in the
East Union. The forum,
"Women in Agriculture: A
Step Ahead," will feature
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