Brenna Baumann
Senior – Agricultural Communications
Grandview, Texas
brenna.baumann@ttu.edu
While in high school, Brenna Baumann was Student Council Vice-President, active in the National Honor Society, UIL, Track, Basketball, Golf, Camp Fire USA, and was named the Lion’s Club Outstanding Youth Leader for Johnson County. Brenna was very active in 4-H and FFA. She held many offices including president of her 4-H club, secretary of the county council, and vice-president, reporter, and secretary of her FFA chapter. She received many honors including 4-H Gold Star and Danforth awards. Brenna won state in Method Demonstration, received her Lone Star degree, was a state finalist for FFA Star Greenhand, placed 2nd in state FFA Extemporaneous Speaking, and was selected as a Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo scholar. Brenna attended State and National 4-H Congress, and actively showed steers, heifers, and pigs. At Texas Tech, she is the president of Block and Bridle, and an Agri-Techsan. Upon graduating, Brenna plans to pursue a career in pharmaceutical sales within the agriculture industry.
Riley Branch
Junior – Agricultural Leadership
Aspermont, Texas
riley.branch@ttu.edu
While in high school, Riley Branch was a member of the National Honor Society, and participated in basketball and track. Riley was very active in FFA and served in such offices as chapter president, vice president, district parliamentarian, and the Texas FFA vice president from area II. Riley participated in quiz and job interview events, wildlife and recreation management and horse judging events. Riley also showed pigs and goats during high school. At Texas Tech, he is a member of collegiate FFA, Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow, and Ag Council. Upon graduation Riley hopes to attend Law School at Texas Tech.
Brittni Drennan
Freshman – Agricultural Communications
Welch, Texas
britt_crazy06@hotmail.com
In high school Brittni Drennan participated in basketball, cheerleading, tennis, One-Act-Play, was President of the National Honor Society and Student Council Representative. Brittni was active in both FFA and 4-H, competing at State 4-H Round-up in the .22 Rifle Shooting Sports contest, showed goats and sheep, and competed in several judging contests. At Texas Tech she is involved in the Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow, Block & Bridle, and plans on being a member of the wool judging team. After graduation Brittni would like to pursue a career in the public relations field.