Blue Key awards scholarships to Kansas State University students
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University's chapter of Blue Key, the senior honorary, has awarded scholarships to several students for the 2015-2016 academic school year.
A premier honor society, Blue Key recognizes college students at senior institutions of higher education for balanced and all-around excellence in scholarship, leadership and service.
The university's chapter of Blue Key offers seven scholarships: Robert Lewis Sophomore Leadership Award, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award, Chester E. Peters Student Development Award, Roy C. Langford Memorial Scholarship, Greg Hardin Memorial Scholarship, Walter Martin Memorial Scholarship and the Blue Key Study Abroad Scholarship.
The following Kansas State University students are Blue Key scholarship recipients:
Chance Hunley, junior in agricultural communication and journalism, Columbus, Walter Martin Memorial Scholarship; Jeffrey Hadachek, freshman in agricultural economics, Cuba, Robert Lewis Sophomore Leadership Award; Chris White, junior in architectural engineering, El Dorado, Roy C. Langford Memorial Scholarship; Beth Augustine, sophomore in agricultural education, Ellis, Chester E. Peters Student Development Award; Trenton Kennedy, sophomore in entrepreneurship, Frankfort, Walter Martin Memorial Scholarship; Taylor Fry, junior in marketing, Great Bend, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award.
From Greater Kansas City: Kaitlin Beeman, senior in architectural engineering, Lenexa, Greg Hardin Memorial Scholarship; Anna Plum, junior in family studies and human services, Olathe, Roy C. Langford Memorial Scholarship; and Paige Wiley, junior in communication studies, Overland Park, Chester E. Peters Student Development Award.
Ryan Haefke, junior in finance, Holton, Roy C. Langford Memorial Scholarship; Alejandra Gonzalez, sophomore in social work, Liberal, Blue Key Study Abroad Scholarship; Jessica Van Ranken, sophomore in political science, Lindsborg, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award; Joseph Coonrod, sophomore in milling science and management, Blue Key Study Abroad Scholarship, and Vaithish Velazhahan, freshman in biology, Walter Martin Memorial Scholarship, both from Manhattan; Zachary May, junior in industrial engineering, Oberlin, Greg Hardin Memorial Scholarship; Justin Schmutz, freshman in agricultural technology management, Salina, Robert Lewis Sophomore Leadership Award; Zev Allen, sophomore in life sciences, Soldier, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award; Scott Lamunyon, sophomore in psychology, Towanda, Chester E. Peters Student Development Award; and Kate Oxler, sophomore in pre-journalism and mass communications, Wichita, Robert Lewis Sophomore Leadership Award.
From out of state: Craig Griswold, junior in biological systems, Unionville, Missouri, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award; and Trevyn Sell, junior in pre-professional architecture, Carrollton, Texas, Neal Atkinson Junior Leadership Award.
From out of country: Youwei Yang, senior in agricultural economics, China, Chester E. Peters Student Development Award.
