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News release prepared by: Julie Fosberg, 785-532-2535, media@k-state.edu
Thursday, May 12, 2011
CLASS OF 2011: MORE THAN 2,800 STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR GRADUATION FROM K-STATE
MANHATTAN -- More than 2,800 students are set to graduate from Kansas State University in ceremonies this spring.
Ceremonies on K-State's Manhattan campus will be Friday, May 13, and Saturday, May 14. Commencement for K-State at Salina was May 7.
K-State is awarding more than 2,100 bachelor's degrees, more than 550 master's degrees, more than 170 doctorates and more than 40 associates degrees. More than 55 students are receiving multiple degrees.
Candidates for graduation include:
Tennessee
Clarksville: Buford Cook, Master of Science in Adult, Occupational and Continuing Education
Cypress Inn: Melissa Jean Weber, Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science
Goodlettsville: John Robert Ayers, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Knoxville: Nathan William Warren, Master of Science in Educational Administration and Leadership
Texas
Arlington: Connie Michele Dienell, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Beach City: Sarah Dommert, Master of Science in Academic Advising
Belton: Rosita G. Fregoso Alencastro, Bachelor of Arts
Benbrook: Jeremy N. Snyder, Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Big Spring: Kurt Anton Miranda, Bachelor of Science
Cibolo: Dusty Joe Garner, Bachelor of Arts
Crandall: Sohaila June Jafarian, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Daingerfield: Nicholas De'Shun Lee, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Dallas: Susan Alice Vollmerhausen, Master of Science in Academic Advising
El Paso: Lindsey Nichole Smith, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Fort Worth: Ahad Ashraf Lakhani, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Denise Nichole Mead, Bachelor of Science
Grapevine: Bryan G. A. Ferri, Bachelor of Science; Misti Lee Frodyma, Master of Science in Adult, Occupational and Continuing Education
Highland Village: Britton Dean Drown, Bachelor of Science
Houston: Geny Amparo Moreno, Master of Science in Academic Advising; James Leroy Neihart, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering; Terrance Charles Sweeney, Bachelor of Science
Humble: Robert Earl Vaughn, Bachelor of Science
Katy: Michael Brian Healey, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Jennifer Michelle Rawle, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Killeen: Reyes Alvarez, Bachelor of Arts
Kingwood: Derek Henry Bestor, Master of Architecture
Midland: Jacob Daniel Phillips, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Missouri City: Joe Edward Baucum, Master of Science in Psychology
Plano: Whitley Sharene Fields, Master of Architecture
Pleasanton: Emily Ann Vesper, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Round Rock: Megan Elizabeth Kulas, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
San Antonio: Maurissa Rose Davis, Master of Science in Apparel and Textiles Merchandising; James Benson McGlone, Bachelor of Arts
Spicewood: Denise Renee Baker, Bachelor of Science in Dietetics
Stafford: Garry Floyd Washington, Master of Science in Academic Advising
The Woodlands: Jarriell Edonis Miller, Bachelor of Science
Waxahachie: Drew N. Herrmann, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Weatherford: Grant Michael Campfield, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Wichita Falls: Shane Ray Veitenheimer, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Willis: Michael Paul Bishop, Bachelor of Science
Wimberley: Jimmy Castanon Salazar, Master of Science in Adult, Occupational and Continuing Education