Note to editors: Students are listed by county and hometown. If a student is receiving more than
one degree, all degrees to be earned are listed with the student's name. If a Manhattan area
address was given as a permanent address, the student will be listed in the permanent address
county and also in the county for the high school of record. If a county or state is not listed, there
were no graduation candidates from that area.
News release prepared by: Julie Fosberg and Katie Mayes, 785-532-2535, media@k-state.edu
Thursday, May 13, 2010
K-STATE SPRING 2010 GRADUATES TO NUMBER NEARLY 2,600
MANHATTAN -- Almost 2,600 students are set to graduate from Kansas State University in ceremonies this spring.
Ceremonies on K-State's Manhattan campus will be Friday, May 14, and Saturday, May 15. Commencement for K-State at Salina was May 8.
K-State is awarding nearly 1,960 bachelor's degrees, more than 450 master's degrees, nearly 170 doctorates and 40 associates degrees. More than 60 students are receiving multiple degrees.
Candidates for graduation include:
WASHINGTON
Bellingham: Dennis Michelini, master of arts in security studies
Kirkland: Darin Duane Lenz, doctor of philosophy in history
Shoreline: Ryan N. Ritter, master of science in adult, occupational and continuing education
WEST VIRGINIA
Beckley: Megan Claire Stark, doctor of veterinary medicine
WISCONSIN
Appleton: Zachary T Welhouse, master of arts in english
Dane: David John Cahalane, master of engineering management
Kenosha: Erich Gerhard Langenstroer, bachelor of science
Lake Geneva: Jerold Oscar Quaerna, master of science in academic advising
Lancaster: Dana Joelle Orth, bachelor of science in agriculture
Lowell: Brandon Lee Goehring, master of science in animal science
Madison: McKenzie Lou Woods, master of accountancy
Merrill: Margo Mae Woller, master of science in psychology
Wisconsin Rapids: Roberta M. Slattery, master of science in agricultural economics
WYOMING
Rock Spring: Christine Lee Radakovich, master of science in academic advising
Shoshoni: Randell Tyler Von Krosigk, bachelor of science in agribusiness