Developing beef advocates and leaders for the cattle industry is the goal of the Collegiate Beef Advocacy Program (CBAP). Hosted by ANCW, the program provides an outlet for students to use their unique strengths to connect with consumers and peers to promote beef.
The collegiate advocacy program matches the vision and purpose of ANCW by ensuring the selected students strengthen their leadership and communication skills, establish career networks and enhance their knowledge of the industry. This experience will assist participants in furthering their passion for beef advocacy by providing top notch training, access to educational resources, and unique experiences.
The 2021 CBAP application has closed. The 2022 application will be available early fall.
Meet the 2021 Team
Carli Eubank
Pocasset, Oklahoma
carli.cbap@gmail.com
Eubank is an Agribusiness and Agricultural Communications double major with a minor in Agricultural Real Estate Appraisal at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Stillwater. She is an active member of Sigma Alpha, a professional agricultural sorority and in 2020 she was recognized as the OSU Collegiate Cattlewoman of the Year. Ms. Eubank calls her family’s cow-calf operation in southwest Oklahoma home.
Kathryn Slavick
Mandan, North Dakota
kathryn.cbap@gmail.com
Slavick is an Animal Science and Microbiology major with a minor in Pre-Veterinary Medical Sciences at North Dakota State University (NDSU) in Fargo. She currently serves as President for NDSU Collegiate Cattlewomen and also is an NDSU Ag Ambassador. Ms. Slavick is the fifth generation on her family’s ranch in south-central North Dakota.
Kristi Sproul, Program Director
ancw.cbap@gmail.com
Isabella, OK
Kristi grew up in a ranching family in southeast Montana and following family tradition made her way to Oklahoma State University, receiving her bachelors and master’s degrees through the animal science department. She is a Senior External Affairs Coordinator for the states second largest utility company, and serves on the board of directors for both her county cattlemen’s association and local Chamber of Commerce. Kristi and her husband raise commercial cattle and their daughter in Northwest Oklahoma.
