AgHeritage Farm Credit Services has announced its student interns for 2025.
Jacob Dodson will be serving as the Credit Intern at the AgHeritage Central Office in Little Rock, reporting to Jason Hill. He is a graduate of Arkansas State University, with a degree in Finance Management.
Will Thomas will be serving as the Accounting Intern at the Central Office, reporting to Chris Hanner. He attends the University of Arkansas and is studying Accounting and Finance, with an emphasis in Financial Analytics.
Charla Weatherley will be serving as the Marketing Intern at the Central Office, reporting to Griffin Golleher. She is studying Agricultural Business at Arkansas State University - Beebe.
“We are excited to welcome Jacob, Will and Charla to AgHeritage for the summer,” said Leslie Brown, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Capital Officer, AgHeritage. “We feel hands-on internship experience is valuable and hope they each learn something they apply directly to their future careers.”
AgHeritage Farm Credit Services is a customer-owned rural and agriculture lender with owned and managed assets of approximately $2.80 billion as of December 31, 2024. The company provides credit and related services to approximately 6,700 farmers, ranchers, rural residents and the agribusiness industry in 24 Arkansas counties, with branch offices located in Batesville, Brinkley, Lonoke, McGehee, Newport, Pine Bluff, Pocahontas, Searcy and Stuttgart.
