The adaptable space will be equipped to host a variety of livestock to allow students up-close and personal, hands-on learning experiences. The structure will house a large flexible pen space and an on-site classroom and will act as a living learning space for students interested in animal science. In this season of Thanksgiving, we are filled with joy and appreciation for the donors as they have contributed mightily to the continued growth of the Haupert Institute for Agricultural Studies.” “We are confident the observations done by our students alongside our faculty will be very rewarding to those majoring in agriculture. “The Don Strauss Animal Science Education Center will provide an outstanding opportunity for our students to expand their knowledge of animals as it relates to their key role in the agricultural sector,” said Nate Perry, coordinator of ag operations and external relations.
Named in honor of the late Don Strauss, a fourth-generation member of the Strauss family in North Manchester and founder of Strauss Veal Feeds and Midwest Poultry Services, the animal science education center will house many of the key livestock elements of HU’s agriculture degrees. The facility was announced at the Haupert Institute for Agricultural Studies’ Harvest Celebration on Dec. The development of the nearly 6,500-square-foot structure was made possible thanks to a lead gift from Strauss Veal Feeds and Midwest Poultry Services. Huntington University’s agriculture footprint continues to grow as plans are finalized for the latest capital addition to the institution: The Don Strauss Animal Science Education Center.
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