Christine Lindner (pictured) was the last Dodge County connection to the Alice in Dairyland position.
(Madison) The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has announced that applications for the 77th Alice in Dairyland are now open.
The Alice serves as a full-time spokesperson, cultivates relationships with television, radio, and print media throughout the state, writes and delivers speeches at events, and utilizes social media outlets to tell the stories of Wisconsin agriculture.
Additional duties include developing and executing marketing plans, delivering classroom presentations and networking with industry professionals.
Applicants must have an interest in agriculture, public speaking experience, and at least three years of experience, education, or training in communications, marketing, or publications.
They also must be female, Wisconsin residents, and at least 21 years old.
To apply, provide a cover letter, completed application form, resume and contact information by the January 31st deadline. A link to application materials is available HERE.
The Dodge County-area’s most recent connection to Alice in Dairyland was in 2010. Christine Lindner of Fall River, who grew up on her family’s farm just outside of Beaver Dam, was the state’s 63rd Alice.
