Homecoming committee members selected to assist K-State Alumni Association with 2017 Homecoming activities
Forty-seven Kansas State University students were recently selected to serve on the 2017 Homecoming student committee. Activities will take place Oct. 15 through Oct. 21, concluding with the football game against the University of Oklahoma on Oct. 21.
The week marks K-State’s 102nd Homecoming celebration. Homecoming is a universitywide celebration coordinated by the K-State Alumni Association and sponsored by AT&T.
The 2017 K-State Student Ambassadors also will serve on the committee. They are Paige Engle, Overland Park, Kansas; and Mario Garcia III, Shawnee, Kansas.
A committee of K-State Alumni Association staff members selects students for the Homecoming student committee after an application review process. Homecoming committee members are responsible for selecting and planning all Homecoming events, creating rules and guidelines for student competitions, and promoting and staffing all events.
“Homecoming is one of K-State’s oldest traditions, and the Alumni Association has always played a role in welcoming K-Staters back to campus,” said Marcus Kidd, assistant director of student programs for the Alumni Association. “The student leaders we’ve selected will help us continue to build on a century of successful Homecomings.”
The following in-state students were selected:
Jennifer Ast, interior design, Hutchinson
Taylor Beashore, biology and pre-medicine, Kansas City
Audrey Beaudet, communications studies, Topeka
Eli Berner, hospitality management, Salina
Jannell Clampitt, biological and agricultural engineering, Shawnee
Allison Doll, public relations, Garden City
Emily Dye, public relations, Basehor
Victoria Everett, management, Topeka
Tori Fell, life sciences/pre-physician’s assistant, Winfield
Juliane Francia, industrial engineering, Lenexa
Monica Garcia, kinesiology/pre-physical therapy, Topeka
Haley Hannaman, history, criminology, pre-law, Scandia
Hunter Hill, horticulture/golf course management, Valley Center
Brittany Hollerbach, kinesiology, Overland Park
Andrew Horn, kinesiology, Wellington
Lindsay Huddlestun, social work, Overland Park
Jacob Isaacson, graduate student seeking a master’s in college student development, Topeka
Brianna Jackson, family studies and human services, Topeka
Maura Kennedy, athletic training/pre-physical therapy, Frankfort
Emily Klesner, hospitality management, Tyro
Hanna La Londe, architectural engineering, Lenexa
Leah Loredo, marketing, Wakefield
Anna Massey, pre-nursing, Olathe
Matt Meinhardt, mechanical engineering, Overland Park
Regan Mousley, marketing, Wichita
Mattie Murphy, criminology/sociology, Wichita
Andrew Nevins, marketing, Roeland Park
Ashlyn Ries, advertising, Wichita
Mercedes Rodriguez, agribusiness, Ulysses
Mary Ruhlman, business marketing, Prairie Village
Brogan Ryan, architectural engineering, Lawrence
Karaline Schreiner, marketing/sales, Topeka
Meghan Strobel, open option, Baldwin City
Austin Telck, architectural engineering, Manhattan
Taylor Underwood, hospitality management, Overland Park
Josh Woods, marketing, Wichita
The following out-of-state students were selected:
Marren Blakely, marketing/pre-law, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Gabby Coleman, architecture, Madison, Alabama
Teagan Dahl, human resource management, Fort Worth, Texas
Raegan Hildebrand, life sciences, pre-medicine, Kansas City, Missouri
Ashley Lauinger, agricultural education, Pismo Beach, California
Sydney Masters, life sciences/pre-optometry, Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia
Keneysha McKinney, management, Long Beach, California
Christopher Rieber, business, Orange, California
Megan Stoa, nutritional sciences/pre-medicine, Scottsdale, Arizona
Stay up-to-date on all 2017 Homecoming activities.