Kendra VanOrder

Kendra VanOrder

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Extension Educator - 4-H Dairy Science
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Kendra Van Order is is the 4-H Dairy Science Extension Educator for Michigan State University Extension. Kendra's primary office is in Anthony Hall on campus.
 
Kendra grew up in the Allegan County 4-H program where she participated in the beef and sheep project areas. She exhibited livestock on local, state, and national levels and participated on the livestock judging team.
 
Kendra graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Animal Science. during her time at Michigan State University, she was a member of the MSU Block & Bridle Club where she chaired several events and held leadership roles within the club. She also worked at the MSU Beef Cattle Teaching & Research Center. After graduation, she spent some time working on a large commercial swine operation in both farrowing and gestation. After that, she worked in agricultural sales and then in the veterinary medicine industry as a veterinary technician. She spends much of her free time attending livestock shows across the state and country.
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