Mentor Recognition Programs
Current Mentor Recognition Funds
Dale Huffman, Ph.D.
A fundraising drive for establishing a mentorship in the name of Dale Huffman was started in November 2011. Dr. Huffman's long career at Auburn University is highlighted by numerous research contributions to meat science and a host of students now working in the meat industry.
The funds raised from the mentorship recognition will be used to support AMSA programs.
The fundraising goal for this mentorship is at least $15,000. If you would like to help recognize Dr. Huffman by contributing to the mentorship, please make a donation online.
Recognition of a Meat Science Mentor
- A formalized fully funded Meat Science Mentor Recognition established with the AMSA Development Council will provide the following:
- Public recognition for the professional accomplishments of a member of AMSA whose contributions to meat sciences have been national/international in scope.
- Both recognition of and on-going financial support for an area championed by the honoree in the form of an endowment established for a specific purpose. ($25,000 or greater)
- Recognition of honored individuals and donors in an annual publication of the Association.
- A plaque presented to the honoree.
Procedures and Polices for Establishing a Mentor Recognition