DELAWARE VALLEY UNIVERSITY - BACK & bETTER TOGETHER WEEKEND BOOKLET A-DAY 2022 April 22, 23, & 24
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WEEKEND BOOKLET
A-DAY 2022
April 22, 23, & 24
BACK & bETTER
TOGETHER
DELAWARE VALLEY
UNIVERSITY
700 East Butler Ave. Doylestown, PA 18901
delval.edu/aday | 215.489.2329
About A-Day
A-Day brings the campus community and our neighbors throughout Bucks County and the region together for
educational exhibits, entertainment, great food, activities for kids and fun for all! The first A-Day was held May
21, 1949 on the campus of the National Agricultural College. At that time, A-Day was a single day when the
students of the college worked together to showcase various agricultural displays and exhibits.
Today the tradition continues with the hard work and dedication of the students of Delaware Valley University.
The entire event is planned and implemented by the students with minimal guidance from the university’s staff,
faculty, and administration. Student-run exhibits and demonstrations involve a variety of majors from the
University and reflect experiential learning.
Additionally, since 2004 A-Day has been part of the Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs. Members
of the university and local community are invited to enter their food items, artwork, or handicrafts for judging in
the fair. Come and listen to great entertainment while making memories that will last a lifetime!
About Delaware Valley University
Delaware Valley University (DelVal) is a private, comprehensive, non-profit university educating students with
a curriculum that emphasizes and requires experiential learning. Through the University’s innovative
Experience 360 Program, the cornerstone of a DelVal education, students gain real-world experience and have
abundant opportunities for personal and professional development.
Located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, about 30 miles north of Philadelphia, the University offers more than 25
undergraduate majors in life and physical sciences, business, the humanities, and agricultural and environmental
sciences; more than seven master's degrees; and a doctorate in education. Founded in 1896, DelVal has been
cited by the National Society for Experiential Education as having the country's top experiential learning
program, by Princeton Review as one of the best colleges in the Northeast, and by College Factual as having
one of the top 20 animal science programs in the country.
Campus Security: 215-489-2315
Information: 215-489-2328
Thank you to our additional sponsors Currier Times and The Harrold
President: Tiffany Lenhart Executive Secretary: Julia Lorenz VP of Public Relations: Alexandria
Class: 2022 Class: 2023 Fullen
Major: Agribusiness, Master of Major: Animal Science, Pre- Class: 2022
Business Administration (4+1) Veterinary Track Major: Dual Degree – Conservation
Previous Involvement with A-Day: Other Organizations/Professional and Wildlife Management & Writing
Dairy Show Co-Chair (2019-2020), Membership: Block and Bridle. and Literary Studies.
and Treasurer (2020-2021).
Other Organizations/Professional Co—Secretary: Brooke Farber VP of Fair: Corynn Lewis
Membership: Alpha Lambda Delta, Class: 2022 Class: 2022
Collegiate Farm Bureau, Dairy Major: Media and Communication Major: Pre-Professional Animal
Society, Delta Tau Alpha, Inter-Club Previous Involvement with A-Day: Science, Minor in Small Animal
Council, Inter-Greek Council, Sigma Historian. Science, Honors Program
Alpha, Student Government Board, Other Organizations/Professional Other Organizations/Professional
and Order of Omega. Membership: Lambda Pi Eta, Co- Membership: Pre-Veterinary Club
Team Building Chair for the A-Day Rep, Interim Vice President,
Vice President: Alana Miller RAMbassadors on the Admissions ALD Honors Society Member.
Class: 2022 Team, and EBA Media Vice
Major: Animal Science – Science President. VP of Fair: Izzy Sarandrea
Specialization Class: 2025
Previous Involvement/Position With Treasurer: Brianna Weist Major: Animal Science – Livestock
A-Day: Ag in the Community Co- Class: 2023 Management and Science
Chair. Major: Agriculture Education Previous Involvement/Position With
Other Organizations: Block and Other Organizations: Sigma Alpha, A-Day: Fundraising Committee and
Bridle, Dairy Society, NESA, Sigma Inter-Greek Council, Farm Bureau, VP of Fair.
Alpha, Student Government Board. FFA, Floral Society, and Other Organizations: Block and
Horticulture Society. Bridle, Farm Bureau, and FFA.
VP of Operations: Abraham Organizational Development: VP of Vendors: Haley Ferguson
Yoder Samantha Henry Class: 2022
Class: 2022 Class: 2023 Major: Small Animal Science and
Major: Crop Science Major: Animal Science Equine Management Major
Previous Involvement with A-Day: Previous Involvement/Position With Previous Involvement/Position With
VP of Operations and VP of Large A-Day: Fundraising Chair. A-Day: Vendors Executive (2020-
Equipment. Other Organizations: Pre-Veterinary 2022).
Other Organizations/Professional Club. Other Organizations: Hunt Seat
Membership: Leadership Position in Equestrian Team, Alpha Lamda
Alpha Gamma Rho. VP of Food: Miranda Keefe Delta, Delta Tau Alpha, and a First-
Class: 2022 Year Peer Mentor.
Entertainment Executive: Victoria Major: Food Service Management
Boozel Previous Involvement/Position With
VP of Parking/Security: Cam
Class: 2022 A-Day: Food Planning Committee
Calabro
Major: Animal Science Chair.
Class: 2024
Other Organizations/Professional Other Organizations: Delta Tau
Major: Agribusiness
Membership: FFA. Alpha Honor Society, Impact Club,
Other Organizations/Professional
and Food Club.
Membership: Dairy Society and
VP of Corporate Sponsorship:
Dairy Challenge.
Brianna Waters VP of Food: Aidan Arsenault
Class: 2023 Class: 2022
VP of Parking/Security: Eammon
Major: Zoology Major: Agribusiness
Walton
Previous Involvement/Position With Previous Involvement with A-Day:
Class: 2022
A-Day: Fundraising Committee and Food Tent Committee.
Major: Agriculture Business
Corporate Sponsorship Executive Other Organizations/Professional
Other Organizations: Treasurer of
(2020-2022). Membership: AGR and Dairy
Dairy Society, Alpha Gamma Rho
Society.
(AGR), and Dairy challenge.
VP of Advertisement: Ashleigh
Moss VP of Vendors: Stephanie
VP of Large Equipment: Anthony
Class: 2024 Trimarchi
Zervoudis
Major: Animal Science: Livestock Class: 2022
Class: 2022
Science and Management Major: Conservation and Wildlife
Major: Animal Science
Other Organizations: Block and Management, Minor in Equine
Previous Involvement with A-Day:
Bridle, National Agri-Marketing Science
VP of Parking.
Association. Previous Involvement/Position With
Other Organizations/Professional
A-Day: Vendors Committee (2018)
Membership: AGR.
and VP of Vendors (2019-2022).
Other Organizations: Office of
Admissions (RAMbassador co-
captain).
Food: Lauren Iverson Farm Animal Education Tent: Livestock Show: Maggie Hutton
Class: 2022 Sam Yankocy Class: 2025
Major: Zoo Science Class: 2023 Major: Large Animal Science – Pre-
Other Organizations: AAZK and Major: Animal Science – Livestock Vet
Impact Treasurer. Science and Management Other Organizations/Professional
Other Organizations: Sigma Alpha, Membership: Sigma Alpha, Block
Vendors: CJ Freeman Alpha Lambda Delta, and Vaulting and Bridle, and Soccer Club.
Class: 2022 Team.
Major: Animal Science Historian: Gabbie Vilanova
Previous Involvement/Position With Demonstrations: Hunter Young Class: 2022
A-Day: Food Truck Executive and Class: 2023 Major: Animal Science
Food truck Committee Member. Major: Pre-Professional Biology Other Organizations/Professional
Other Organizations: Block and Membership: Resident Assistant, SI
Bridle Treasurer. Fundraising: Izzy Sarandrea Instructor, Farm 3 Worker, Roth
Class: 2023 Farm Worker, and Animal Lifeline
Large Equipment: Matt Halteman Major: Pre-Professional Biology President.
Class: 2022
Major: Agribusiness Dairy Show: Kayla Rhinesmith Historian: Madeleine Ring
Other Organizations/Professional Class: 2024 Class: 2022
Membership: AGR. Major: Dual Major – Animal Major: Animal Science – Livestock
Science: Livestock Science and Production and Management
Hay Rides: John Torbert Management & Zoo Science Specialization
Class: 2022 Previous Involvement/Position With Previous Involvement with A-Day:
Major: Agribusiness Management A-Day: Historian (2019 – 2020) and Livestock Show Representative
Other Organizations/Professional VP of PR and Dairy Show Chair (2020).
Membership: Finance in (2020 – 2021). Other Organizations/Professional
Fundraising Chair for AGR. Other Organizations: Sigma Alpha, Membership: Block and Bridle,
Dairy Society, Block and Bridle, Student Government Board, Class of
Farm Animal Education Tent: Collegiate Farm Bureau, and 2022 Executive Team, Delta Tau
Alana Miller Collegiate FFA. Alpha, and Resident Assistant.
Class: 2022
Major: Animal Science – Science Dairy Show Co-Chair: Tim Flower Show: Olivia Wycoff
Specialization Finnegan Class: 2022
Previous Involvement/Position With Class: 2024 Major: Horticulture Science and
A-Day: Ag in the Community Co- Major: Dairy Science Agribusiness
Chair Other Organizations/Professional Previous Involvement with A-Day:
Other Organizations: Block and Membership: Dairy Society. Flower Show Chair (2018-2019), VP
Bridle, Dairy Society, NESA, Sigma of Organizational Development
Alpha, Student Government Board. Livestock Show: John Stierly (2019-2020), and Vice President
Class: 2022 (2020-2021).
Major: Agribusiness Other Organizations/Professional
Other Organizations: Block and Membership: Sigma Alpha, Farm
Bridle and NAMA. Bureau, Floral Society, and NAMA.
A-DAY ADVISORS
Dr. William Fritz: Assistant Professor, Animal Science
Joanne Powell: Instructor, Animal Science
Olivia Gardner: Alumni Advisor
Shaina Roselle: Alumni Advisor
A-Day Dedication Award The A-Day dedication award goes to a person or group of people that has supported and helped make A-Day the way it is today. This year, the award goes to the Advisor Team. Committee Member of the Year This award goes to the committee member who has shown great work and dedication to A-Day. This award goes to John Stierly, ’22. Diamond Award To be eligible, an individual must have contributed to A-Day over an extensive period of time in a variety of ways. This individual can be nominated by anyone who is a part of the A-Day Organization. This includes advisors, executive members, committee members, etc. The executive team reserves the right to determine if the award goes to the individual most voted upon. This award goes to Tiffany Lenhart, ’22. Executive Member of the Year This award goes to an executive member of A-Day who has shown great work and dedication to A-Day. This award goes to Stephanie Trimarchi, ’22.
AAZK Horticulture Society
Alpha Gamma Rho Huntseat Team
Animal Lifeline Club MANRRS
Apiary Society Minority Relations Council (MRC)
Black Student Union Plant Breeding Club
Block and Bridle Pre-Vet Club
Class of 2025 Student Government Psychology Club
Dairy Society Rho Epsilon Kappa
Dance Team SGB
Delta Epsilon Beta Sigma Alpha
Equine Club Sisters in STEM
Farm Bureau Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
FFA Students for Diversity
Floral Society Western Team
GLOW Wildlife SocietyFriday, Saturday, and Sunday: - The Bull Guys LLC. – Mechanical Bull - Fun Pony Parties - Bug Races - Blacksmithing Demonstrations Demonstrations: - Saturday, April 23 Action Karate Dog Tricks and Training - Sunday, April 24 Action Karate Dog Tricks and Training Other Demonstrations: - Professor Herbst, Professor Herbst, Mandell 110, 11 a.m.- 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (Cooking pasta) - SAL/ABC, Library Shapiro wing and lobby area,10AM-5PM Friday through Sunday (Quizzes and live animal display) - Horticulture, Friday through Saturday at 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm, (Plant propagation) - Horticulture, 10AM-5PM Friday through Sunday (Soil horizon and Root type showcase) - Horticulture, Saturday at 1pm, 3pm, and 5pm, (Native Plant Pollinator Seed Bombs (diy/craft)) - AAZK, Hissing cockroach display
Friday, April 22 Men’s Track and Field at Widener Invitational in Chester, PA Women’s Track and Field at Widener Invitational in Chester, PA Baseball VS Wilkes University in Doylestown, PA at Frank Wolfgang Field at 3:30 PM Saturday, April 23 Men’s Track and Field at Widener Invitational in Chester, PA Women’s Track and Field at Widener Invitational in Chester, PA Men’s Golf VS Mac Freedom Championship (Day 1) in Dallas, PA at Huntsville Golf Club Baseball at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, PA at 12:00 PM Men’s Lacrosse at Lycoming College in Williamsport, PA at 1:00 PM Softball VS Wilkes University in Doylestown, PA at DVU Softball Field at 1:00 PM Women’s Lacrosse VS Lycoming College at Robert A. Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial Stadium at 1:00 PM Baseball at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, PA at 2:30 PM Softball VS Wilkes University in Doylestown, PA at DVU Softball Field at 3:00 PM Sunday, April 24 Men’s Golf VS Mac Freedom Championship (Day 2) in Dallas, PA at Huntsville Golf Club Softball at Centenary University (New Jersey) in Hackettstown, NJ at 12:00 PM Softball at Centenary University (New Jersey) in Hackettstown, NJ at 2:00 PM
Friday, April 22
Time Type Activity
12:00 – 3:00 PM Acts on Stage Springbrooke
12:10 – 1:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
3:10 – 4:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
3:30 – 6:30 PM Acts on Stage DJ Chicken Nugget
7:00 – 8:00 PM Acts on Stage Dance Team
Ground Acts Balloons
Saturday, April 23
Time Type Activity
9:00 AM Show Dairy Show
10:00 – 11:30 AM Acts on Stage Opening Ceremony
12:00 PM Acts on Stage Dance Team / Skip and Chickie
12:10 – 1:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
12:30 – 2:00 PM Acts on Stage Skip and Chickie
2:00 – 5:00 PM Ground Acts Chrissy Joy Dog Tricks
2:30 – 4:30 PM Acts on Stage Joseph Caristo
3:10 – 4:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
5:00 – 7:00 PM Acts on Stage John Rush
Sunday, April 24
Time Type Activity
10:00 AM Show Livestock Show
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Acts on Stage Campus Professors Band
12:10 – 1:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
12:30 PM Acts on Stage Dance Team
1:00 – 3:00 PM Acts on Stage DelVal Band
2:00 – 5:00 PM Ground Acts Chrissy Joy Dog Tricks
3:10 – 4:40 PM Ground Acts Pig Races
3:30 – 6:00 PM Acts on Stage DelVal Jazz Band/ChorusAs part of the A-Day tradition, agriculture industry leaders, Lancaster Farming, the leading Northeast and Mid-Atlantic farm newspaper; Hoober International, an agricultural equipment dealer with nine locations in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia; and The Steinman Foundation, one of the largest charitable organizations in Lancaster County, will award scholarships to deserving DelVal students. These scholarships provide financial assistance to students studying agriculture and environmental sciences. They represent the mutual passion and commitment shared by these industry leaders to higher education and to strengthening the agriculture industry. With this scholarship support, DelVal students will continue studying modern agricultural practices while developing critical thinking skills that enable them to confidently step into careers in this growing and vital industry.
The A Day Endowed Scholarship was established in 1991 by the A-Day student leadership committee under the guidance of Joseph Fulcoly, Jr. Associate Dean of Student Services and Director of Counseling at DelVal. Proceeds from A-Day 1991 were dedicated to this endowed fund established to financially assist student leaders of A-Day. This competitive scholarship is awarded each year to qualified A-Day student leaders.
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