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K-State College of Agriculture training program selects new membersThe College of Agriculture Ambassadors at Kansas State University has selected new members for the College of Agriculture Training Program. The four-month program teaches College of Agriculture students about K-State, the college and majors offered by the college. Students in the program also will learn skills, such as resume building and interviewing tips, to help them attain an internship or job. Once participants complete the program, they will be invited to apply to become a College of Agriculture Ambassador. The ambassadors assist with various activities both on and off campus that promote the college. Two current ambassadors also serve as coordinators of the College of Agriculture Training Program and are responsible for preparing information, lessons plans and worksheets for students in the program. The ambassadors are Dalton Henry, senior in agricultural economics and agricultural communications and journalism, Randolph; and Rebecca Tokach, senior in animal sciences and industry St. Anthony, N.D. New members of the College of Agriculture Training Program include: Kathleen Sexton, freshman in agricultural economics and agricultural communications and journalism, Abilene; Michael Lanzrath, junior in agricultural communications and journalism and animal sciences and industry, Allen. From Arkansas City: Jennifer Butler, freshman in agriculture education; Sarah Marten, freshman in general agriculture; and Brynn Nulik, freshman in agriculture education. Heather Oentrich, freshman in agricultural communications and journalism, Barnes; Rheba Howard, freshman in animal sciences and industry, Bremen; Alexandra Olson, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Ellsworth. From Greater Kansas City: Cameron McGuire, freshman in milling science and management, Gardner; Katherine Sakaguchi, freshman in baking science and management, and Katelyn Whitsel, freshman in pre-veterinary medicine, both of Overland Park. From Fort Scott: Mikayla Boge, junior in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine; Brook Bradbury, senior in animal sciences and industry; and Amanda Brown, freshman in feed science and management. Ashlee Brown, freshman in animal sciences and industry, Fredonia; Justin Lupfer, junior in animal sciences and industry, Hanston; Brooke Schultz, sophomore in horticulture-landscape design, Haviland; Jodi Mermis, senior in animal sciences and industry, Hays; Kyra O'Brien, sophomore in agribusiness, Hepler; Nellie Hill, freshman in general agriculture, Herington; Alexander Jost, freshman in agriculture education, Hillsboro; Jenae Skelton, junior in agronomy, Larned; Nichole Graham, senior in animal sciences and industry-pre-veterinary medicine, Lawrence; Katrene Bormann, freshman in agricultural communications and journalism and political science, and Caleb Kueser, freshman in animal sciences and industry, both of Louisburg; Melody Nichols, freshman in agricultural business, Lyons. Megan Brouk, freshman in agricultural communications and journalism, Manhattan; Alyson McCall, freshman in pre-veterinary medicine, Minneapolis; Bridget Baker, freshman in horticulture, Morrowville; Lauren Lang, sophomore in agronomy, Osage City; Annarose Hart, freshman in agriculture education, Paola; Lauren Nutter, freshman in agricultural economics, Parsons; Vincent Ouellette, freshman in animal sciences and industry, Rantoul; Larissa Wimbs, sophomore in animal sciences and industry-pre-veterinary medicine, Reading; Kyla Clawson, freshman in animal sciences and industry, and Tera Rooney, sophomore in animal sciences and industry-pre-veterinary medicine, both of Satanta; Kristen Harris, junior in animal sciences and industry, Soldier; Rhea Richardson, freshman in animal sciences and industry-pre-veterinary medicine, Topeka; Bailey Bokelman, sophomore in milling science and management, Washington; Melissa McIntyre, junior in animal sciences and industry, Waterville; Miles Theurer, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Wellington; Alex Bachman, freshman in pre-veterinary medicine, Wellsville; Brook Abitz, sophomore in agricultural economics, Wheaton; and Kyla Krissek, freshman in pre-veterinary medicine, Wichita. From out of state: From Colorado: Hannah Leventhal, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Arvada; Tiffany Poet, junior in agriculture education, Flagler; Emily Frasier, freshman in horticulture-landscape design, Limon; Julie Chelewski, junior in food science and industry, Silt; and Katie Samples, freshman in agribusiness, Windsor. Robert Munson, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Sandwich, Ill.; Danielle Hill, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Winnebago, Ill.; Robin Kleine, freshman in agricultural communications and journalism and animal sciences and industry, Lowell, Ind.; Drew Ladd, freshman in bakery science and management, Atlantic, Iowa; Kelsey Dertzbaugh, freshman in agribusiness, Frederick, Md.; Allie Marks, freshman in agricultural economics, Herman, Minn.; Katie Fritter, junior in animal sciences and industry, Ash Grove, Mo.; Klaire Jorgensen, freshman in agricultural economics, Exeter, Neb.; Benjamin Tokach, freshman in animal sciences and industry, St. Anthony, N.D.; and Austin DeZeeuw, freshman in animal sciences and industry, Elkton, S.D. 11/3/08 Date: 10/24/08 Advertisement
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