William Meinert

I worked alongside AGRintelligence professionals in soil sampling and analyzing field data in southwest Oklahoma and in parts of the Texas panhandle. My daily activities included driving at least 30-50 miles solo to take soil samples at grower's fields. This task is utilized through precision agriculture tools such as an electromagnetic soil sled to test the type of soil, then allowing our program to determine the best areas in a field to sample. The samples are taken at a specified depth and location, to then organize, box, and ship the samples to a lab to test for soil fertility, type, and structure. This data allows the farmer to know almost precisely what every field needs so that a sales representative can prescribe a certain chemical or fertilizer for individual needs. This internship not only allowed me to gain insight into precision agriculture but also provided valuable connections in the agrochemical sales world.

• Answered questions from visitors and potential students about college life.
• Represented thestudent body at official college events, fostering a sense of community and pride.
• Led campus tours for prospective students every semester.
• Collaborated with other departments to promote student engagement.
• Participated in college marketing campaigns by providing testimonials and sharing personal experiences through various forms of media, including social media, print materials, and videos.
• Volunteered at local community events to promote the Western brand and collaborate with community professionals.
• Developed in-depth knowledge of college resources and services and promoted to prospective students.
• Mentored students to increase satisfaction and help engage in campus life.
• Distributed mail, filed documents, and answered telephone calls.
• Enhanced college reputation by representing the institution at various events, including open houses and college fairs.

Transplanted Chili Peppers, and weeded later on in growing season.