Health and Human Sciences' ambassadors ready to help promote college
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
The 2019-2020 College of Health and Human Sciences Ambassadors. The college has announced its ambassadors for 2020-2021.
MANHATTAN — The College of Health and Human Sciences has selected its 2020-2021 student ambassadors.
The ambassadors are comprised of students representing multiple majors throughout the college and are charged with promoting the college to alumni and friends as well as prospective students and their families through both on- and off-campus events. They also engage with current K-State students, specifically those in the college.
Serving as ambassadors for the upcoming school year:
Molly Myers, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Abilene,returning ambassador; Allie Houston, freshman in personal financial planning, Americus, new ambassador; Ashley Pieper, junior in kinesiology, Atchison, returning ambassador; Delaney Thomas, freshman in interior design, Basehor, new ambassador; Ashlyn Stevenson, freshman in nutrition and health, Burlington, new ambassador; Garrett Jackson, junior in personal financial planning, Cedar Point, returning ambassador; Abbie Kummer, sophomore in human development and family science, Colby, new ambassador; Rileigh Mahoney, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Derby, returning ambassador; Brittney Ellermann, sophomore in athletic training, and Gina Reyes, senior in nutritional sciences, both returning ambassadors and both from Garden City.
From Greater Kansas City: Josh Morgan, junior in kinesiology, Leawood, new ambassador; Caylee Thornhill, freshman in kinesiology, Lenexa, new ambassador; Morgan Johnson, sophomore in nutrition and health, Olathe, returning ambassador; Sydney Rettig, junior in kinesiology, Olathe, returning ambassador; Marli Swart, junior in interior design, Olathe, returning ambassador; Kristen Tompkins, junior in apparel and textiles, Olathe, returning ambassador; Madison Fleming, freshman in interior design, Overland Park, new ambassador; Grace Johns, sophomore in human development and family science, Overland Park, returning ambassador; Nicolle Johnson, junior in human development and family science, Overland Park, new ambassador; Katie Lacy, sophomore in kinesiology, Overland Park, returning ambassador; Cole Villasenor, freshman in kinesiology, Olathe, new ambassador; Leah Willhite, junior in kinesiology, Overland Park, returning ambassador; Anika Roy, freshman in nutrition and health, Shawnee, new ambassador; and Sophie Friesen, freshman in human development and family science, Shawnee, new ambassador.
Kyndal Brening, sophomore in nutrition and health, and Olivia DeMeyer, junior in nutrition and health, both returning ambassadors and both from Hutchinson; Nicholas Dombrowski, junior in athletic training, Junction City, returning ambassador; Madison Nattier, freshman in personal financial planning, Kechi, new ambassador; Emma Wilson, sophomore in nutrition and health, Lawrence, returning ambassador; Emanuel Serrano, senior in athletic training, Liberal, returning ambassador; Elizabeth Hildreth, junior in athletic training, Louisburg, returning ambassador.
From Manhattan: Emily Armbrust, sophomore in nutritional sciences, returning ambassador; Josie Broxterman, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, new ambassador; Hannah Religa, sophomore in nutrition and health, new ambassador; and Tory Thomson, sophomore in kinesiology, returning ambassador.
Christina Tran, sophomore in nutritional sciences, McPherson, returning ambassador; Claire Keeten, sophomore in athletic training, Phillipsburg, new ambassador; Taylor LeMay, sophomore in nutrition and health, Riley, returning ambassador;Trella Davis, sophomore in athletic training, Scott City, new ambassador;Angela Sudbeck, freshman in nutrition and health, Seneca, new ambassador; Maria Grimes, junior in human development and family science, Topeka, returning ambassador.
From Wichita: Breanne Burks, junior in general human ecology, returning ambassador; Olivia Elmore, freshman in kinesiology, new ambassador; Ellie Hahn, sophomore in kinesiology, returning ambassador; Dorothea Mies, junior in nutrition and health, returning ambassador; Morgan Purdy, freshman in apparel and textiles, new ambassador; Annie Tinker, sophomore in nutrition and health, returning ambassador; and Macy Wineland, freshman in interior design, new ambassador.
From out of state: Allison Arredondo, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Colorado Springs, Colorado, new ambassador; Kylie Schwartz, junior in apparel and textiles, Fort Collins, Colorado, new ambassador; Megan Wurst, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Lamar, Colorado, returning ambassador; Svea Knight, freshman in dietetics, Grafton, Massachusetts, new ambassador; Brooke Errington, junior in general human ecology, Cottonwood, Minnesota, new ambassador; Reed Roney, freshman in nutritional sciences, Northfield, Minnesota, new ambassador; Isabella Rodrequez, sophomore in kinesiology, Kansas City, Missouri, returning ambassador; Evan Jones, junior in kinesiology, Lee’s Summit, Missouri, new ambassador;Jenna Ellison, freshman in dietetics, St. Joseph, Missouri, new ambassador; and Kendra Marstall, sophomore in kinesiology, Murphy, Texas, new ambassador.
The College of Health and Human Sciences prepares students for meaningful lives and careers that promote human well-being through business, design, education, health sciences and human behavior. Learn more at hhs.k-state.edu.
