FFA students pose with Dr. Temple Grandin after a time of one on one conversation with her regarding their future careers. She presented them with inspiration, ideas and encouragement. Grandin was …
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FFA students pose with Dr. Temple Grandin after a time of one on one conversation with her regarding their future careers. She presented them with inspiration, ideas and encouragement. Grandin was diagnosed with severe autism as a child and has become one of the foremost experts on animal handling and autism. Cindy Gladden Photo.
