"Don't be discouraged by thinking there is too much to learn. It does take time but time goes by quickly. Be curious about things in your discipline that you don't yet know well."

We had the opportunity to speak with Cal Epsilon Alumnus and U.S. Army Veteran, Walter Bentley, who graduated from Fresno State in 1969 with a Bachelors in Plant Science and a minor in Biology. Since then, Bentley has made an impact in the field of Entomology and agriculture through the UC Cooperative Extension and more, including volunteering in the Philippines, Kosovo, and Guatemala. Click to read more: 

We traveled to several North Carolina agricultural operations to meet the farmers and see their farms. Brothers were able to fellowship with brothers as well as members of the Animal Science Club.

"Alpha Zeta has helped me with my public speaking as well as my professionalism as a whole. It offered me interview practices, resume building, and networking."

Morgan Briner graduated from Fresno State in 2017 with a Bachelors in Agricultural Education, Teacher Preparation Option with an emphasis in Animal Science. Since then, Morgan has entered into the credential program. Click to read more:  

We had a great day with current members and candidates learning and sharing moments at “Organia Farm”.

We were able to chat with Cal Epsilon alumna, Brittany Hitchcock! Brittany graduated from Fresno State in 2015 with a bachelors degree in Agricultural Education (Teacher Preparation Option) - Animal Science Emphasis. She talked about how Alpha Zeta impacted her life, and she shared her advice to students approaching graduation. Click to read more: 

We were able to chat with Cal Epsilon alumna, Hannah Bianchi! Hannah graduated from Fresno State with a Bachelor's in Agricultural Education, and she is currently completing her credential program. She talked about how Alpha Zeta helped further her versatility as a professional and more:  

The North Carolina Chapter of Alpha Zeta was able to recruit six new passionate brothers to our wonderful fraternity. They participated in various events each night for a week that helped them get to know brothers, learn about the fraternity, and give back to the community.