Faculty Profile

Angie grew up in Colby and was active in 4-H, raising and showing cattle, sheep, and pigs and training and showing dogs. She knew that working in the veterinary field was something she wanted to do from a very young age.

She attended Kansas State University and earned her bachelor’s degree in animal science before returning to Colby to get a veterinary technician degree from CCC in 2007. Later that year, she received her Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) certification.

Before joining CCC, Angie worked at Swartz Veterinary Hospital. She loves the opportunity to teach at the college and use her knowledge and experience to show veterinary nursing students that while this field is challenging, it can be an exciting and fulfilling career. She is a chapter advisor for the Student Vet Nursing Association on campus and the NAVTA chapter advisor for the distance learning and on-campus programs.

Angie keeps busy in her spare time volunteering for 4-H as a project leader for the dog obedience program. She also works at the movie theater and has an interest in photography. She is active in the Levant Community Church, where she helps with Sunday School and Children’s Church. She has an Australian Shepherd named Hazel and a miniature schnauzer named Holly that are her 4-legged children that usually keep her active.