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Matan Dubnikov
Major: Agriculture and Food Systems
Graduated May 2023
“With changing technologies, a changing climate, and a changing planet comes the immense task of sustainably feeding the world. Being a part of the CCCF Agribusiness program will allow me to meet and interact with the entrepreneurs and thinkers of the food world and open doors to innovations on the cutting edge of modern agricultural problems. I will gain know-how in the realms of business, critical thinking, intrapersonal relationships, public planning, and creative development. By participating in CCCF, I will best position myself to emerge as a leader at the intersection of food innovation and sustainable production.”
Joe Mancino
Major: Agriculture and Food Systems
Graduated May 2023
“CCCF will allow me to build a professional network in the agribusiness field before graduation. I hope to make connections and lasting relationships within the industry, allowing me to gain an advantage in the field and insight that will help me in my future career.”
Tehila Shedlo
Major: Food Science
Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2024
“I chose to participate in the CCCF Agribusiness scholars program because of the unique opportunities and challenges it offers. Not only does it provide essential information about agricultural practices to be able to succeed in the food industry, but it also teaches valuable business skills that can be used throughout my career.“
Jon Ibanez
Major: Business Economics
Graduated May 2022
“I believe the CCCF Agribusiness Scholars program will expose me to new perspectives and challenges in agribusiness. I look forward to developing interpersonal and analytical skills that will lead to professional success, all in a context that focuses on sustainability. I am also excited by the opportunity to meet and learn from experienced professionals and academics, whose knowledge, wisdom and network can prove invaluable to young careers and minds.”
Darrian Hope Beam
Major: Environmental Business and Economics
Graduated May 2021
“I hope to use agribusiness as a tool for sustainability initiation while preserving the culture and tradition this system was founded upon.”
Rhea Bolar
Double Major: Agriculture & Food Systems and Horticulture & Turf Industry
Graduated May 2021
“I aspire to develop my communication skills so I can convey my knowledge to reach out to those who are disconnected from agriculture and inspire them to educate themselves about the vital role it plays in our society.”
Nick Brennan
Major: Environmental & Business Economics
Graduated December 2020
“I believe that the Clearing Corporation Charitable Foundation Agribusiness Scholars Program will enable me to push forward my interest across the various agricultural sectors. More specifically, to be able to connect me better to issues within agribusiness, while at the same time, being a part of the solutions to those problems.”
Emily Cohen
Major: Environmental & Business Economics
Minor: American Studies
Graduated December 2020
“I am very interested in the food industry, and my goals include working against food insecurity. My interest in the Clearing Corporation Charitable Foundation Agribusiness Scholars Program comes from its focus on current issues in the industry, access to many different opportunities to meet and learn from professionals, and to refine my interpersonal skills. This program is unlike any other class I have taken in my undergraduate career, and what I learn will be indispensable after graduation.”
Caleigh Holland
Major: Agriculture & Food Systems
Minor: Environmental & Business Economics
Graduated May 2021
“CCCF will allow me to have real-world experiences and build a network in the agribusiness field before I graduate which is invaluable and crucial to my college career.”
Greg Master
Major: Biotechnolog
Minor: Environmental & Business Economics
Graduated May 2021
“The CCCF Program provides a unique opportunity for me to learn how to combine my science background with management and business skills to make effective change in an ever changing global environment.”
Steven Mitchell
Major: Environmental & Business Economics
Minor: Entrepreneurship
Graduated May 2021
“My interest in the CCCF Agribusiness Scholars Program stems from my fascination with business and the world economy along with my love for the environment and how urban development is affecting it. I felt joining the program would be the perfect way to meld these interests and give me the tools needed to succeed in my professional career.”