OUR ADVISORS
Dr. Williams joined the LSU Block and Bridle in 1981 and was a member for two years. She was a Dairy Production Science major during her undergraduate degree. She is now a Professor in the School of Animal Sciences at LSU.
Why did you join Block and Bridle?
"To get involved in a service organization that promotes animal agriculture. And a lot of my friends were in Block and Bridle. Dairy science students joined the Dairy Science club, which I did. But I wanted to get more involved with the other livestock species."
What is your favorite Block and Bridle memory?
"Little I in spring of 1982. I was showing a sheep. It got away from me in the arena while we were being judged. It took 3 people and the judge to help me catch my ewe in the Parker Coliseum."
Dr. Williams became the LSU Block and Bridle advisor in 2013 and loves getting to know her students on a more personal basis outside of the classroom
Mr. Braud joined the LSU Block and Bridle in 2010 and was a member for three years. He majored in Animal Science during his undergraduate degree. He now is a Instructor for the School of Animal Sciences and 4-H Youth Development Department
Why did you join Block and Bridle?
"I joined B&B because I wanted to become more involved in the animal science department. I also wanted to surround myself with people who had similar interests. After attending the first meeting, I knew that B&B was for me."
What is your favorite Block and Bridle memory?
"Getting bucked off my horse in the middle of the arena during buddy barrel pick-up in the 2012 rodeo."
Mr. Braud became the LSU Block and Bridle advisor August 2017. He enjoys getting to work with the future leaders of the agriculture industry!
Chase Domingue
Advisor
cdomingue@agcenter.lsu.edu
Mr. Domingue joined the LSU Block and Bridle in 2016 and was a member for four years. He majored in Animal Science during his undergraduate degree. He is now a Research Associate where he manages the LSU AgCenter Horse and Sheep Research Farms.
Why did you join Block and Bridle?
I joined Block and Bridle to gain hands-on experience with various species of livestock and to meet people with similar interests. I couldn’t be more glad of that decision as I have made life-long friends because of B&B.
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What is your favorite Block and Bridle memory?
“Halter breaking my first Little I heifer, Buckcherry!”
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Mr. Domingue became the LSU Block and Bridle advisor August 2022. He enjoys working with club members during the spring semester working
with their Little I projects.