College of Health and Human Sciences announces 2024-2025 student ambassadors
Friday, April 19, 2024
MANHATTAN — The College of Health and Human Sciences welcomes the 2024-2025 student ambassadors.
These student ambassadors work on and off campus to promote the college to alumni, friends, prospective students and families and current K-State students.
The executive team includes Josh Sprowls, president, senior in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Wichita; Cara Johnson, vice president of student engagement, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Lenexa;Ellie Yuska, vice president of community engagement, senior in sports nutrition, Berthoud, Colorado; Elly Murrell, vice president of communications, senior in integrative physiology, Garden City; and Cooper Jepson, vice president of ambassador relations, senior in kinesiology, Valley Falls.
The following students are the 2024-2025 student ambassadors:
Brenna Felzien, sophomore in integrative human sciences, Assaria; Carsyn Frieden, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Cheney; Julia Rieger, freshman in fashion studies, Clay Center; Ashleigh Russell, sophomore in nutrition and health, Courtland; Collin Stephens, junior in kinesiology, De Soto; Livie Heseltine, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Derby; McKenna Garman, junior in communication sciences and disorders, El Dorado; Gwenyth Fry, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Fort Scott; Harrison Lowe, freshman in kinesiology, Hays; Courtney Cline, junior in communication sciences and disorders, and Ashlynn Henry, senior in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, both from Hiawatha.
Emma Link, sophomore in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Hutchinson; Sydni Rust, freshman in communication sciences and disorders, Kensington; Adrian Zuniga, sophomore in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Liberal; Linley Wilson, freshman in dietetics, Manhattan; Emma McKinsey, senior in nutrition and health, Mayetta; Tiffany Adee, senior in kinesiology, Neodesha; Nick Suttle, junior in kinesiology, Olathe; Maddy Bryan, senior in nutrition and health, Overland Park; Madison Umphenour, junior in human development and family science, Pleasanton; Abby Harrison, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Prairie Village; and Emerson Nichols, sophomore in nutritional sciences, Russell.
Kailyn Olson, junior in human development and family science, Salina; Kalin Rowley, senior in human development and family science, Sedgwick; Hallie Scott, senior in communication sciences and disorders, Shawnee; Lauren McCaffrey, sophomore in dietetics, Silver Lake; Kate Taddiken, freshman in integrative human sciences, Topeka; Heidi Meyer, junior in communication sciences and disorders, and Erin Thorne, junior in communication sciences and disorders, both from Valley Center; and Elizabeth Deay, senior in integrative human sciences, Wellsville.
From out of state: Kallie Atwell, sophomore in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Garner, Iowa; Deyton Odneal, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Smithville, Missouri; Whitney Fearing, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Springfield, Missouri; Taryn Arnold, junior in integrative human sciences, Fairbury, Nebraska; Fryda Molina Canto, senior in hospitality management, Madison, Nebraska; and Avery Pipkin, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Farwell, Texas.
