Source: Jackie McClaskey, 785-532-5736, jax@k-state.edu
News release prepared by: Shelby Haag, 785-532-6415, media@k-state.edu
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
K-STATE'S COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE NAMES NEW AG AMBASSADORS
MANHATTAN -- Kansas State University has selected 22 students to represent K-State's College of Agriculture.
The College of Agriculture Ambassadors work primarily with prospective students, alumni, industry leaders and college faculty and students. The ambassadors assist with various activities both on and off campus that promote the college.
New College of Agriculture Ambassadors include:
Bethany Bohnenblust, sophomore in agriculture communications and journalism, Altamont; Chris Holderman, junior in animal sciences and industry, Centerville; Erica Waechter, sophomore in agronomy, Emporia; Jade Comstock, freshman in agricultural education, Fall River; Jacob Gouldie, sophomore in agricultural economics, Garden City; Zana Manche, freshman in agricultural education, Hiawatha; Teresa Manriquez, senior in agricultural economics, Hugoton; Caroline Bacon, freshman in baking science and management, Hutchinson; Nichole Ely, sophomore in agricultural communications and journalism, Inman; Kelsey McGie, sophomore in milling science and management, Iola; Jenny Combes, junior in agribusiness, Lebo; Danny Unruh, sophomore in food science and industry, Manhattan; Aaron Kadavy, freshman in agricultural communications and journalism, Munden; Emily Surdez, sophomore in agricultural education, Sabetha; Casey Mushrush, sophomore in milling science and management, Strong City; Ashley Vann, sophomore in agricultural education, Topeka; Billy Brown, junior in animal sciences and industry, Westmoreland; Amber Kaiser, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Wichita; and Dustin Crittenden, junior in animal sciences and industry, and Sammi Lawrence, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, both of Winfield.
From out of state: Andrea Knodel, freshman in agricultural education, Idalia, Colo.; and Dakota Holtgrieve, sophomore in agricultural economics, Waterloo, Ill.