Ag Business Management (ABM)

Becky Sporrer

Agricultural Business Faculty
(719) 384-6964
becky.sporrer@otero.edu
SCORE Center 136

Becky Sporrer is a dedicated instructor in the Agriculture Business Management program at Otero College.  With over 15 years of experience in personal, business and agricultural finance, business management, and entrepreneurship, Becky brings a wealth of knowledge and real-world insight to the classroom.

Becky’s teaching/coaching centers on personal, one on one coaching and interactive learning with real-world applications. She is committed to guiding and helping her students navigate the dynamic challenges of starting, owning and thriving in their business.

Becky and her husband along with their 4 teenagers run Six Pack Farm and Cattle, LLC, a successful farm to feed, cow-calf operation.  She is a 6^th generation agricultural business owner as well as a published author and speaker. 

Outside the classroom, Becky loves spending time with her family, whether it’s in the livestock barn, processing cattle, setting water or playing a competitive game of cards.  She also loves lifting weights, fitness and nutrition.

Linsay Rosser-Sumpter

Agricultural Business Faculty
(719) 384-6964
linsay.sumpter@otero.edu
McDivitt Hall 108

Linsay Rosser Sumpter is a third-generation member of the Rosser Rodeo family, granddaughter of Hall of Fame cowboy Cotton Rosser of the Flying U Rodeo Company, who grew up engrained in the Western Rodeo lifestyle. Sumpter, a former collegiate rodeo competitor for California Polytechnic State University – San Luis Obispo, continues to impress as a professional competitor, as a Mountain States Circuit Finals qualifier in the breakaway roping. Additionally, Sumpter is no stranger to coaching and teaching. She served as the head rodeo coach for Otero College for 15 years.  She is also a coach on BreakAwayRoping.com, and is the assistant coach for Team Free Riders for Kid Rock’s Rocken Rodeo.  

Over the past 15 years, Sumpter has served as an adjunct instructor at Otero, teaching various agriculture courses, including farm and ranch management as well as range management.

She holds a master’s degree in mass communication and will bring her experiences from serving as the Commissioner for the Women’s Rodeo World Championship, the largest all-female rodeo in the world, to help educate her students in the utilization of communications and marketing to their agriculture industries. Outside of the arena and classroom Sumpter is married to six-time National Finals Rodeo qualifying steer wrestler Wade Sumpter and a proud mother of two cowboys.