Event sponsorships give Land O’Lakes visibility and a chance to interact with talented students

Two long-standing traditions that bring students together near the end of the semester are CSE Week at the College of Science and Engineering and Business Week at the Carlson School of Management (CSOM). Both offer learning opportunities and... Read more

Land O’Lakes representatives are frequently part of the recruiting scene on the U of M’s Twin Cities campus, helping students see the company brand and careers, and hone job-seeking skills. Three recent examples among many include:

The CSE Career Fair: Career fairs guide students in learning more about the process of seeking jobs and internships,... Read more

On September 8, 2017, U of M donors, students, staff, faculty, alumni, and other supporters gathered to celebrate the official launch of the public phase of a 10-year fundraising campaign called Driven: The University of Minnesota Campaign.

The goal is to raise $4 billion for students, faculty, and the U’s three-part mission of education, research, and outreach for the benefit... Read more

Audrey Sebastian, ’19, a mechanical engineering major, traveled to South Africa and Tanzania in June with the Land O’Lakes’ Global Food Challenge Emerging Leaders program to learn more about hunger, agriculture, and sustainability. During the year-long program, program participants work with Land O’Lakes to find new ways to feed the world using fewer resources.

In Tanzania, Sebastian... Read more

Mechanical Engineering major Rachel Anderson, ’19 is part of the year-long Land O’Lakes’ Global Food Challenge Emerging Leaders program, working with Land O’Lakes to find new ways to feed the world using fewer resources. Anderson, who had never travelled abroad before, was among the U of M students who traveled to South Africa and Tanzania in June. Their goal was to learn more about hunger,... Read more

In June, 50 high school juniors and seniors from Minnesota and beyond learned that working at Land O’Lakes involves much more than making butter.

The students visited the company’s headquarters in Arden Hills as part of the Women Mean Business leadership experience. Run by the U of M’s Carlson School of Management, the week-long program exposes high-achieving girls with an interest in... Read more