Kansas State University students selected to serve as College of Agriculture Ambassadors
Friday, Feb. 2, 2024
MANHATTAN — The Kansas State University College of Agriculture has selected 33 students to serve as new ambassadors.
The College of Agriculture Ambassadors are student leaders devoted to sharing their experiences and supporting prospective K-State students who may be interested in academic programs within the college. Whether creating meaningful connections with prospective students and their families, providing campus tours, or building relationships with faculty and current students, it is the responsibility of an Ag Ambassador to share resources and make others feel welcome in the college.
Students who have a strong academic record, possess significant leadership skills and have a major in the College of Agriculture are eligible for membership. After being selected to be a part of the organization, ambassadors are trained through the Agriculture Leadership Program and other developments to enable professional and personal growth.
The following students are new members of the College of Agriculture Ambassadors:
Zoë Rhodes, sophomore in agricultural education, Girard; Lilye Cartwright, freshman in agriculture-pre-vet, Junction City; Molly Brown, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Lecompton; Jenson Schoenfeld, senior in agricultural business, Oakley; Tyree Figge, sophomore in agricultural business, Onaga; Madeline Drake, junior in agricultural communications, Preston; Carissa Sohm, junior in agronomy, Rolla; Peyton Sherron, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Spring Hill; Cappi Hoeting, freshman in agricultural communications from Stockton; and Hannah Schreiner, sophomore in agricultural education, Topeka.
From out of state: Kendall Geist, freshman in agricultural economics, Madera, California; Gillian Villa, junior in agricultural business, Santa Maria, California;Callahan Riewald, sophomore in agriculture-pre-vet from Colorado Springs, Colorado;Annabelle Mortimeyer, junior in park management and conservation, Lamar, Colorado;Reagan Richards, sophomore in agricultural communications, Avon Park, Florida;Dillon Mai, freshman in agricultural economics, Bonners Ferry, Idaho;andMackenzie Malson, senior in agricultural economics, Fruitland, Idaho.
From Illinois: Lauren Wolter, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Aviston;Alyssa Chevalier, sophomore in agriculture-pre-vet, Chicago;Rachel Hood, freshman in agricultural education, Industry; Kate Colgan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry, Laura;Emerson Tarr, junior in agricultural communications, Le Roy; andGrace Walenta, junior in agricultural economics, Peoria.
From Indiana: Kylie Schakel, junior in agricultural communications, Atlanta;Kyla Mennen, junior in agricultural business, Logansport; andGrace Allee, freshman in agricultural communications, Noblesville.
Abigail Dies, sophomore in agriculture-pre-vet, Ames, Iowa; and Chevy Vaske, senior in agricultural communications, Glencoe, Kentucky.
From Nebraska: Cambree Schmaltz, freshman in agricultural business, Bayard;Berren Strope, junior in agricultural economics, O’Neill; and Samantha Bonifas, freshman in agricultural economics, Roseland.
Jacob Klaudt, senior in animal sciences and industry, Beluah, North Dakota;andScott McCord, sophomore in food science, Plano, Texas.
