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October 17, 2026

McCourt Begins Internship

May 29, 2022

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McCourt Begins Internship

The Wisconsin Holstein Association is pleased to announce Anastasia McCourt of Fond du Lac as their 2022 Events and Communications Intern. Ana will be based out of Baraboo, Wisconsin. This summer, Ana will serve in both public relations and communications roles. Her main focus will be in facilitating the WHA All-Breeds Futurity in West Allis, while also attending and assisting with district shows. In addition to these duties, Ana will work closely with Wisconsin Holstein staff to help produce the Wisconsin Holstein News, create content for the website, e-newsletters and social media.

Ana grew up on her family’s 42-cow dairy farm, Sunnybrook Farms near Fond du Lac. She has been involved in Fond du Lac County’s Junior Holstein Association through showing, both at county and state fairs.

She is currently a junior at the University of Wisconsin, Madison where she is majoring in dairy science and life science communications. She is active in UW Madison’s Badger Dairy Club and Collegiate Farm Bureau. Ana is excited to meet new people throughout the industry and gain experience with marketing, communications, and event planning.

Filed Under: Ag Life in the 715, Agribusiness, Dairy, Education, News Tagged With: All-Breeds Futurity, Badger Dairy Club, Collegiate Farm Bureau, Fond du Lac, Sunnybrook Farms, UW-Madison, WHA, Wisconsin Holstein Association

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