Number Twelve
The number twelve walks into a bar and asks the barman for a pint of
beer.
“Sorry I can’t serve you,” states the barman.
“Why not?!” asks the number twelve with anger showing in its voice.
“You’re under 21,” replies the barman.
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1207 Hickory Street Victoria, KS
Day and times: Saturday April 28, 2018 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Items for sale:
Tools
Mens work shirts
Chenille bedspreads
Oreck vacuum cleaner
Creamery weigh scale with weights
Two burner Coleman camping stove
Door handles
Sperry Adult shoes size 8M
Boys bike 20″ – Nexi brand
Boys Cowboy Boots size 10 – Old West brand
Glider Rocker – green
Books – children and adult
Jars – gallon and 1/2 gallon
Victoria Knights Yearbooks – years 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984. 1985, 1989, 1993
Victoria Knights Prom Glasses – years 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Aluminum Storm Windows with built in screens – outside measurements – one 32″ x 34 1/2 “, one 32” x 38 3/4 “, one 27 1/2″ x 34 3/4”.
Window shades – two 37 1/4″ x 60″
Bedding
Kitchenware & Canisters
Toys, Games & Puzzles
Baby Clothes – girl & boy
Mens caps
Mens winter coats
Cross stitch and books
Vintage hard sided suitcases
Travel books, guides & maps
Styrofoam cooler
Cabbage Patch doll heads – blonde and brunette
Home Decor
Tripods
New homemade potholders
New homemade baby blankets
Holiday decorations – 4th of July, Christmas & Easter
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609 S. Broadway, Plainville
Items for sale: Cleaning out the garage estate sale held in conjunction with the Plainville City Wide garage sales. Hundreds of tools, wheel barrow, lawn cart, shovels, post hole diggers, oil filters, sprayers, etc., & lots of misc.. Too many items to list.
Day and times: 8:00 am to ??? Sat. May 5th
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207 W. 33rd. St.
Multi-Family Garage Sale
Friday, April 27
7:30 am – Dusk
207 W. 33rd St.
Some of the items for sale include: fans, heaters, deep fryer, pitchfork, bedding, table linens, glassware, bricks, landscape boarders, girls bat bag, bread maker, gliders chairs, curtains, drill bit index case, girls toddler clothing, men and women’s clothing, home decor, kitchen items, toddler bed, full/queen bed rail, toys, etc.
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1322 Golden Belt
Friday, April 27 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Items for sale: Holy Family Elementary uniforms (Parker/size 12-14), women’s clothing (XL), boys youth clothing (medium/large), toys, books, kitchen items (toaster, bread machine, white Corelle dishes, Calphalon cookware, etc.), antiques and collectibles, McDonalds toys from the early 1990’s that are still NEW in packaging, Wilton cake pans (the shaped pans from the 70’s and 80’s including Disney, Sesame Street, etc.), miniature dog figurine collection, LOTS of miscellaneous!!!!!
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KU’s premier bands, the Wind Ensemble, conducted by Paul Popiel, and Jazz Ensemble I, directed by Dan Gailey, will perform the piece in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 29, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
Roy Schmeidler, Hays, is a member of the trombone section.
In a rare fusion of wind and jazz ensembles, the four-movement piece flows among varied musical styles, including classical, Delta Blues, jazz improvisation, Syrian folk music and the voices of a soprano and boy soprano.
The Wind Ensemble has been described by The New York Times as “one of America’s most esteemed concert bands” and made its Carnegie Hall debut in 2013. Since then, it has performed for President Obama and in 2017 was one of nine college ensembles selected to perform at the College Band Directors National Association biennial conference.
Jazz Ensemble I was named DownBeat magazine’s Best College Big Band in the Graduate Division in 2015 and received the Outstanding Performance Award in the same division in 2017. The group performed at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City in 2016 and was one of six college bands to perform at the 2017 Monterey Next Generation Jazz Festival.
A Pulitzer Prize- and Grawemeyer-nominated composer, Walczyk drew inspiration for “Freedom from Fear” from President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1941 State of the Union address “Four Freedoms,” which identified freedom from fear as a fundamental human right.
The work’s four movements unify around images of displaced peoples on the shoreline, spanning from the Old Testament to today. “Freedom from Fear” references the biblical story of Jochebed relinquishing her infant son Moses; the 1943 Life magazine photograph of three World War II soldiers lying dead on a South Pacific beach during the Battle of Buna-Gona; Civil Rights Era wade-ins on the segregated beaches of Biloxi, Mississippi; the 2015 photograph, “Humanity Washed Ashore,” of 3-year-old Syrian refugee Aylan Kurdi, whose body was found on a Turkish beach after his boat capsized; immigrants arriving at the Statue of Liberty; and Emma Lazarus’ sonnet, “The New Colossus.”
“This piece finds a universal truth among different countries and different societies throughout history,” Popiel said. “There’s an element of loss, sacrifice and separation that goes beyond immigration and into something deeper.”
When composing “Freedom from Fear,” Walczyk was struck by Life magazine’s explanation for publishing the photographs from the Battle of Buna-Gona, which were the first images of dead American servicemen in World War II to be published by the American media: “The reason is words are never enough. The eye sees. The mind knows. The heart feels. But the words do not exist to make us see, or know, or feel what it is like, what actually happens…”
Walczyk aims for “Freedom from Fear” to similarly affect the audience.
“I want to give the audience an experience that will transcend the images and the writings about the images,” he said. ‘I want it to be an emotional experience.”
The piece was commissioned by Reach Out Kansas Inc., which through legacy projects such as “Freedom from Fear” aims to create transformative works that will impact the world for generations. Washington, D.C. — where national policy is created and home to embassies from around the world — was selected as the site for the world premiere with the hopes to inspire more reasonable discussion.
“The primary objective is to raise the discourse to a higher level so that all sides can be heard in a meaningful manner and out of that comes more reasonable policy,” said Jim Zakoura, president of Reach Out Kansas Inc. “The music is a vehicle that serves that end.”
Prior to the world premiere of “Freedom from Fear,” the afternoon performance will feature “Palos Nuevos: The Jazz/Flamenco Project” with the KU Jazz Ensemble I. Composed by Gailey and choreographed by Michelle Heffner Hayes, “Palos Nuevos” emulates the flamenco tradition of dialogue between dancer and musician and the practice of trading fours in jazz improvisations. The suite features Hayes, chair of the KU Department of Dance, performing the “baile” (dance); Steve Leisring, professor of trumpet, playing the ‘cante’ (voice); flamenco guitarist Beau Bledsoe as the “toque” (guitar); and Brandon Draper, KU music lecturer, performing on percussion. “Palos Nuevos,” is another legacy project of Reach Out Kansas, Inc.
“I hope people who come to this concert walk away with a musical appreciation for how different cultures can combine to create something new and exciting,” Gailey said. “And with an appreciation that music is a narrative and a mirror of what’s happening in our society.”
Tickets for the concert are $25 and are available at the Kennedy Center Box Office, by phone at (202) 467-4600 and at kennedy-center.org. More information on the “Freedom from Fear” project can be found at https://music.ku.edu/ku-kennedy-center.
Kansas students are listed below. The full list of participants is available online.
Colin Wreath, Andover
Megann Lawrenz, Baldwin City
Justin Harbaugh, Emporia
Theodore Musick, Garden City
Roy Schmeidler, Hays
Luis Matos, Kansas City
Josie Jones, Kansas City
Taylor Webb, Lawrence
Courtney Nottingham, Lawrence
Grace Clark, Lawrence
Sam Boyd, Leawood
Lauren Walbert, Lenexa
Jacob Hemenway, McPherson
Sophie Solomonson, Olathe
Andre Womack, Olathe
Noah Zoller, Olathe
Tamieka Melançon, Olathe
Zach Frieze, Olathe
Nicholas Wright, Olathe
Cameron Harris, Overland Park
Michael Svoren, Overland Park
Angela Fornelli, Overland Park
Abigail Sigler, Overland Park
Jonah Pellegrino, Overland Park
Ben Cooper, Overland Park
Deacon Ridley, Overland Park
Ian Warshaw, Overland Park
Deborah Hass, Shawnee
Kenzie Kimble, Topeka
Alex Price, Topeka
Alex Frank, Topeka
Murphy Smith, Westwood
Hannah Steinert, Wichita, 67230
Vaughn Craddock, Wichita, 67204.
By BECKY KISER
Hays Post
It surely was a bittersweet moment for Hays Fire Chief Gary Brown Thursday night as he stood before the city commission for the final time. With Brown were three city firefighters.
“Ahh, Chief. This will be the last time you do this,” commented Mayor James Meier.
Brown is retiring from the Hays Fire Department today after 45 years as a firefighter, the last 15 years served in Hays.
Wearing his dress uniform, Brown had a smile on his face as he noted the promotions of Aaron Dome to Fire Captain and Tim Detrixhe to Fire Lieutenant. He also introduced a new firefighter, B. J. Hill.
“We’re very happy to see all these changes in the fire department and people moving upward,” Brown concluded.
As Brown was about to return to his seat in the audience, Meier jumped in.
“I don’t think we can let this go by without talking about one more person, and that is the chief. I think it’s appropriate to thank you for your service and what you’ve done for the city of Hays.”
“There’s never been a negative word said about you,” Meier noted, “and we’re so glad you came to Hays. It’s going to be a great loss.”
Brown said he would be “staying in Hays for a while while we figure out what we’re doing.”
The other commissioners and City Manager Toby Dougherty echoed Meier’s thank you and stood to give Brown a standing ovation as did the entire audience in the commission chamber.
A come and go public reception will be held for Brown this afternoon from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Hays City Hall, 1507 Main.
By CRISTINA JANNEY
Hays Post
The new assistant director of the Downtown Hays Development Corp. has hit the ground running.
Michaela Bartlett came on board in March just in time to help with the annual Brews on the Bricks and the DHDC’s other spring event, Shop Hop.
Bartlett will be the DHDC office manager, publish the DHDC newsletter, as well as be integral in planning and executing DHDC special events, Sara Bloom, DHDC executive director, said.
Bartlett, 23, came to Hays from working as a sales associate in her hometown of Dodge City. However, Bartlett also worked seven years for Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City in a variety of capacities. She has a bachelor’s degree in art and history from Benedictine College in Atchison.
Bartlett said she and her husband, Tate, had been looking to move for some time and finally settled on Hays. Tate works at Home Depot and is a Navy Reservist. Bartlett has extended family in the area and spent a lot of time in the area when she was growing up.
She first applied at the Hays Convention and Visitor’s Center, and CVB sent her to the DHDC, which had an open position.
“We were very fortunate for the CVB to send Michaela our way,” Bloom said. “We had over 20 applicants and six interviews, and she by far blew us away. We are excited about her background and experience and what she will be able to bring to this organization and ultimately downtown and our community.”
Bartlett said she loves being in Hays and feels very settled here. She and her husband just closed on a house.
Bartlett talked about why she took the job with DHDC.
“Being down here, I can gain a lot of connections for different things and aspects of [the job],” she said. “I also like being at the center of things and knowing exactly what is going on. If I have my family and I want to pull them in, I can say, ‘Hey, we have this going on.’ I like knowing not just what is going on downtown, but in Hays in general and having that connection to people and businesses.”
I first met former Governor Bill Avery in December, 2003. He served Kansas in Congress and then as governor in the mid-1960s.
His start in Kansas politics came in the early 1950s when, as a young farmer, he was a leader of the “Stop the Big Dam Foolishness” campaign to thwart flood control dams on the Kansas River’s tributaries in north-central Kansas. In the midst of those efforts, motivated by rural concerns over prime farm land taken for flood control through eminent domain, spring floods tore through the area and Bill changed his mind. I greatly admired Bill’s willingness to change his mind, based on the facts.
Ultimately, that mental quality cost him his job as governor. As governor, he recognized deeply embedded problems in Kansas’s antiquated tax policies. He acted to make the system more efficient and less subject to tax avoidance tactics. The voters rewarded him with defeat, but he expressed no remorse and loved every moment he spent as governor. He told me, “Nobody remembers who their congressman was, but everybody knows the governor.”
Bill Graves was one of the most beleaguered and abused chief executives the state has had in the modern era, and most of the abuse came from an insurgent, virulent conservative intraparty uprising. Movie star handsome and an effective communicator his life changed when his father essentially destroyed young Bill’s plan for the future. Bill expected to take over Graves Trucking from his father when he finished college and settle in Salina as a hometown big fish. Dad sold the company, called Bill in Lawrence to tell him about the change in plans and provoked a period of deep melancholy in the younger man. He recovered, and committed himself to public service. Former Kansas Secretary of State Jack Brier took an interest in his career and Bill became part of the “statehouse family.”
In the 1990s, conservative Republicans were feeling their oats. The success of the Reagan Administration, enthusiasm about Newt Gingrich’s Contract with America, and their broad and deep loathing of the Clinton Administration moved conservative elements in the Kansas Republican Party to depict Bill Graves as all that was wrong with moderate Republicanism. Through some of the hairiest legislative sessions Kansas had had since the Populist days at the end of the 19th Century, Graves kept his composure. He crushed a primary challenge from the state party chairman in 1998 and finished his two terms in office with high public popularity despite the enmity of many GOP activists. I remember him emotionally describing how he came to realize just how much ordinary citizens were moved to have the opportunity to meet the governor and share a little bit about their personal lives.
Both of these men, and many others, demonstrated a reverence for the offices of trust they held, a decency toward the people who put them there, as well as most of their opponents, and a courtesy of manner and speech that seems almost foreign or antique in the contemporary culture of vulgarity, crudity, and coarseness. I miss the influences of these men in this time. Indeed, all of us miss their civility, decency and commitment to the state of Kansas.
Dr. Mark Peterson teaches political science at the college level in Topeka.
FHSU University Relations
A total of 840 students completed associate, bachelor’s or graduate degrees at Fort Hays State University in the fall 2017 semester.
Graduates are listed with their degrees and majors and, in parentheses, areas of concentration. The university conferred 246 graduate degrees (master’s and education specialists) and 594 undergraduate degrees. Graduates who requested privacy are included in the count but omitted from this listing.
FHSU does not release degree lists until transcripts have been verified as having met all requirements for graduation.
Kansas graduates are arranged alphabetically by home county, city and ZIP code. Graduates from other states are listed alphabetically by state, city and ZIP. International students are listed by country and city.
BARTON
Ellinwood (67526): Andrea Nicole Keller, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Great Bend (67530): Colbi M. Brooks, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Kyle J. Bussen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Amy Lynn Christopher, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Quenla Scarlet McGilber, a Master of Science in counseling (clinical mental health).
Nicholas Edwin Moyers, a Bachelor of Science in biology (health professions).
Cody Allen Piland, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Hoisington (67544): Kacey E. Beck, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
BROWN
Hiawatha (66434): Kaitlynn Bachman, a Master of Business Administration (human resource management).
BUTLER
Andover (67002): Rebecca Borg, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Anthony Neil Holcomb, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Brittany Lynn McNown, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Jessica Annette Schwartz, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Augusta (67010): Michael Denton, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Morris Duncan, a Bachelor of Science in technology leadership.
Trent Cameron Lockamy, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Bailey Lane Ritchey, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Tyson Tyler Scroggin, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Ashlee Brooke Sims, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Douglass (67039): Kandice Kaye Wright, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
El Dorado (67042): Jenna Dee Casteel, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Megan Denise Child, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Leeann Elizabeth Morris, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Elbing (67041): Richard Kent Wright, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Rose Hill (67133): Jessica Lee Tormey, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Towanda (67144): Michael Dietrich Isbill, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Marsha R. Wright, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
CHASE
Cottonwood Falls (66845): Danielle Brooke Litke, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
CHAUTAUQUA
Niotaze (67355): Taylor Rae Crain, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
CHEYENNE
St. Francis (67756): Laura Nicole Brunk, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
Wyatt Levi Landenberger, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Ashlee Nicole Orth, an Associate of General Studies (education).
CLAY
Clay Center (67432): Kelsey Lynn Kahrs, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Alexandra Catherine Keehn, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (health promotion) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
CLOUD
Concordia (66901): Joy Bliss, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Joshua Russell Engelbert, a Master of Professional Studies (computer networking).
Jordynn Elise Gumm, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Makayla Rae Nelson, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Miltonvale (67466): Ashley E. Pruitt, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
COFFEY
Lebo (66856): Thane Elliott Barker, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
Waverly (66871): Allie Jo Rice, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
COMANCHE
Coldwater (67029): Krisdan Lee Huck, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (agronomy).
Protection (67127): Kaycee Marie Kissel, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (agronomy).
COWLEY
Arkansas City (67005): Rachel Louise McAfee, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Sarrah Emma Metzinger, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Dexter (67038): Whitney Ann Killman, a Master of Science in education administration.
Winfield (67156): Ailysa A. Blair, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Brenda G. Koerner, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Mandy Kay Wood, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
DICKINSON
Chapman (67431): Michelle Renee Clark, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing (digital).
Zachary Wayne Lucas, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Dana Obermeyer, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
DONIPHAN
Wathena (66090): Elizabeth Ellen Koranda, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
DOUGLAS
Lawrence (66044): Victoria Elaine Agredo, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Brindy Erin Fitzpatrick, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Brittany Ayn Mailand, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Bruce A. Romans, a Master of Business Administration (leadership studies).
Jodie Cochrane Smith, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Randy Scott Glidewell, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Lark Kristine Lund, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Hannah Rose Markley, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Alexandra L. McDermott, an Associate of General Studies (human services).
EDWARDS
Kinsley (67547): Courtney Angelique Marquez, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
ELLIS
Ellis (67637): Dominique Montae Davis, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership).
Alicia Laurel Kroeger, a Bachelor of Business Administration in tourism and hospitality management.
Robert Merriman, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management information systems.
Jessica Nicole Stanton, an Associate of Applied Science in applied technology.
Libby Marie Starns, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Brianna L. Witchey, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Hays (67601): Mikaila Rae Adame, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (health promotion).
Sultan Saleh Alayid, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Cade Earl Albert, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Jeffrey Cody Baczkowski, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Joshua Allen Balman, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (sport management).
Chance M. Bloomer, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Alex L. Broadway, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Leonardo Ferreira Cleto, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Mesa Rae Eckroat, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Richard Keith Feltenberger, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (sport management).
Elizabeth Anna Flores, a Bachelor of General Studies (communication).
Morgan C. Gerstmann, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (industrial technology).
Emily Jean Gottschalk, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Michaela Lynn Gower, a Master of Science in education administration.
Sarah Marie Green, a Master of Science in Nursing (administration).
Kale Curtis Harrison, a Bachelor of Science in computer science (networking).
Skylar William Hayes, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Patricia Brandell Hecker, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Parker Eugene Holterman, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Riley Daniel Kaus, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Shea Patrick Koerner, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Shante Alise Korbe, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological).
Ashley Lockwood, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Adam Daniel Long, a Master of Science in education administration.
Madison Suzann Mall, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Matt David Maskus, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Jessie Elizabeth McLaughlin, a Master of Science in psychology (clinical).
Heath Meder, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Kyler Ryan Meyers, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Cort Marcus Mohler, a Bachelor of Science in biology (environmental).
Lindsay L. Naegele, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Curtis Arthur Nations, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geography).
Sydney Shae Niernberger, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Kathleen Dejavette Oliver, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Jessica Renee Ortega, a Bachelor of Arts in music.
Kade William Parker, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Chayla Jane Parsons, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
August Maxwell Phlieger, an Associate of General Studies (networking information systems).
Kraig Lee Pierce, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (digital media production and journalism).
Jonetta F. Reinert, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Shelby Katherine Schumacher, an Associate of General Studies (massage therapy).
Kiera Nicole Schwarz, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance (banking).
Nicholas Lee Sheridan, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Ainsley Smith, a Bachelor of Science in communication sciences and disorders.
Nicholas Christopher Tidwell, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kayla M. Urban, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Danielle Nicole Vonfeldt, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Kayla E. Walker, an Associate of General Studies.
Yang Wang, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Kiley Shandell Wheeles, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Yuanzhang Wu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Victoria (67671): Erica Michael Dinges, a Master of Business Administration (human resource management).
Michael Allen Lang, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Sam Lincoln Ottley, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
FINNEY
Garden City (67846): Misty Dawn Ayers, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Jamie L. Ellis, a Master of Business Administration (sports management).
Jessie Jolynn Hatch, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Hannah J. Lindo, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art).
Tristan Robert Lindo, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art).
Claudia Lorena Meza, a Master of Science in counseling (clinical mental health).
Glenda Irene Owens, a Master of Liberal Studies (gerontology).
Leticia Rodriguez, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kyle Mason Sawyer, a Master of Science in education administration.
Jose Guadalupe Vital, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (education).
Holcomb (67851): Jeremy Andrew Cox, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting (public accounting).
Donald Eugene Raymer, a Master of Science in education administration.
Lukas J. Thompson, a Master of Science in geosciences (geology).
FORD
Bucklin (67834): Katherine Suzanne Huelsman, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Dodge City (67801): Latrisha Joy Adams, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Rachelle Banning, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Kimber L. Barry, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Cami R. Bates, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Ashley M. Dales, a Master of Science in Education (higher education student affairs).
Kelli Brooke Oldfather, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Danna K. Pogue, a Master of Science in education administration.
Ruthann K. Ralstin, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Christal M. Schultz, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Ariel Snyder, a Master of Science in biology.
Paul A. Torres, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Brendan Francis Wenzl, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance.
Grace K. Wright, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Spearville (67876): Logan Michael Durler, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
FRANKLIN
Princeton (66078): Lindsay Marie Nichols, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
GEARY
Junction City (66441): Heather Marie Boland, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Nicole Marie Clark, a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy.
GOVE
Quinter (67752): Hannah Sue Albin, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Brooke Elizabeth Flax, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Brandon D. Smith, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (sport management).
GRAHAM
Hill City (67642): Robyn A. Steinmetz, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Paige Jana’ Thompson, a Bachelor of Arts in art (studio art).
GRAY
Cimarron (67835): Ryan Joseph Hembree, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).
Ensign (67841): Lloyd David Clair, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Ingalls (67853): Michael J. Thompson, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (general).
Montezuma (67867): Kelsey Lea Hedlund, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Austin Scott Koehn, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (agronomy).
GREELEY
Tribune (67879): Heather Ann Myers, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Janie Kayann Schmidt, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
GREENWOOD
Eureka (67045): Scott Starr, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Jacqueline Elizabeth Vinson, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
HARVEY
Hesston (67062): Samantha S. Clauson, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Nova Latta, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Kevin Tyler Roulhac, a Master of Science in education administration.
Joy Lynne Yoder, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
Newton (67114): Trey Kent Nelson, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Ashly Nicole Runnells, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
HODGEMAN
Jetmore (67854): Taci Maleigh Fox, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
JACKSON
Holton (66436): Shellby A. Dunn, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Lura Danielle Goff, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Janice Mulroy, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Hoyt (66440): Thomas Broxterman, a Bachelor of Science in mathematics (teaching) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Mayetta (66509): Ashley Nicole Wick, a Master of Science in counseling (school).
Caleb Hundley Wick, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
JEFFERSON
Ozawkie (66070): Stephanie Nichole Flood, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership).
Marc Allen Villines, a Bachelor of Science in business education (corporate communication).
Jennifer Lynn Wiseman, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
JEWELL
Mankato (66956): Adam Michael Horn, a Bachelor of Science in computer science (networking).
JOHNSON
Gardner (66030): Diana Cowan, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Garrett L. Mullins, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance (banking).
Leawood (66206): Cole Taylor Harrison, a Bachelor of Arts in music (technology).
Lenexa (66215): James Lewis Baldwin, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Nathan J. Lang, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).
Shawn Wayne Pabst, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Melissa Marie Wienandsguinto, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Merriam (66203): Shawn Henry Hardeman, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Toni Lorene Schieber, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Mission (66202): Victoria Dawn Tibbets, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Olathe (66061): Jeremy Aytes, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Laura Shelby Byrd, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Kathy D. Decker, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Todd Joseph McCarthy, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
David Moore, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Lesa Michelle Wall, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Olathe (66062): Johnny Mays, a Master of Liberal Studies (political leadership and public service).
Rebekah R. Pena, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Braden Wayne Suffield, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Patricia Lea Taylor, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Daniel Scott Tuttle, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Overland Park (66210): Helina Kebede, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
Overland Park (66213): Kyleigh Bartlett, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Lisa Maureen Tebb, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
Overland Park (66214): Ashley Lynette Feldkamp, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Blake R. Hodges, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Overland Park (66223): Tae Chung, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Roeland Park (66205): Adam C. Kennedy, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Hannah Marie Werth, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Shawnee (66216): Beth A. French, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Jamie Lynn Roberts, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shawnee (66226): Daniel Jeffrey Roberts, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Kelsey Marie Rook, a Master of Science in education administration.
Spring Hill (66083): Sarah Elizabeth Weaver, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
KINGMAN
Cunningham (67035): Ashley Jerree Fitzsimmons, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Kingman (67068): Zane K. Heminway, a Bachelor of Science in computer science (business).
Gregory Dwayne Henning, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Norwich (67118): Lucas Don Schroeder, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
KIOWA
Mullinville (67109): Jessica Lynn Clayton, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
LABETTE
Parsons (67357): Barney Darrell Pontious, a Master of Science in education administration.
LANE
Dighton (67839): Benjamin Tyler Wilkens, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
LEAVENWORTH
Lansing (66043): Sara Genevieve Meyers, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Leavenworth (66048): Rebecca E. Hubbs, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Travis Stafford, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Felicia Renee Yoakam, a Master of Science in education administration.
LINCOLN
Lincoln (67455): Arne Ernest Lonberger, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Sylvan Grove (67481): Pamela Ann Hlad, a Master of Science in counseling (clinical mental health).
LINN
Mound City (66056): Ashton Michelle Schuler, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Christina Gail Spencer, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
LOGAN
Oakley (67748): Faith Marie Charles, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Todd Flinn, a Master of Science in education administration.
Matthew Gordon, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management information systems.
Eric Lee Rucker, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation).
Rebecca Marie Scheck, a Master of Science in education administration.
Michelle Patricia Stoecker, an Associate of General Studies (health promotion).
LYON
Emporia (66801): Melissa Sue Kurtenbach, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Callie Lea Whittington, a Bachelor of General Studies (historical).
Neosho Rapids (66864): Colten Lee Barrett, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
MARION
Marion (66861): Brittany Rae Leffler, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
MARSHALL
Frankfort (66427): Mandy June Deines, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
McPHERSON
Galva (67443): Amber Lee Otte, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Inman (67546): Taliatha Palmer Holmes, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
McPherson (67460): Keri Ann Duree, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Angela Dawn Givens, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Margaret Lauren Hans, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
Kristen Leigh Houston, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Moundridge (67107): Morgan Michaela Estep, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Clay Myron Hensley, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
MEADE
Meade (67864): Brandt Dylan Rogers, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
MIAMI
Osawatomie (66064): Alissa Lea Drake, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Megan Michelle Russell, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Paola (66071): Stuart Ross, a Master of Science in Education in special education (gifted).
Randi Renee Shannon, a Master of Liberal Studies (public administration).
MITCHELL
Beloit (67420): Shannon Marie Abram, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Luke Isaiah Chism, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (agronomy).
Elizabeth Ann Holway, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
MONTGOMERY
Cherryvale (67335): Stephanie Lynn Mason, a Bachelor of General Studies (historical).
Coffeyville (67337): Rachel Lynn Purkey, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Independence (67301): Shane Allen Ferguson, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological).
Deborah Ann Phelps, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).
MORRIS
White City (66872): Lindsey Sue Wey, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
MORTON
Elkhart (67950): Cristil E. Carrillo, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Rolla (67954): John Michael Barrett, a Master of Science in education administration.
NEOSHO
Chanute (66720): Justin McCready, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Amanda Lynn Wolfe, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Thayer (66776): Aaron Wayne Rehmert, a Master of Science in education administration.
NESS
Bazine (67516): Nephtaly Merary Gomez, a Bachelor of Arts in foreign language (Spanish) and a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Ness City (67560): Gloria Jean Masoner, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Ransom (67572): Katherine Nicole Flax, a Bachelor of Science in biology (education) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
NORTON
Norton (67654): Julia Elise Kent, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art).
OSAGE
Osage City (66523): Derek Leonard Wallisch, a Bachelor of General Studies (information networking and telecommunications).
Overbrook (66524): Megan Nicole Boydston, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
OSBORNE
Downs (67437): Miranda Leigh Robinson, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Brandon Marshall Smith, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Osborne (67473): Ashlyn Thibault, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
OTTAWA
Bennington (67422): Megan Adel Harding, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Minneapolis (67467): Michaela Danae Diercks, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
Gunner Mick, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
PAWNEE
Burdett (67523): Irina Sretenski, a Bachelor of Science in general science (biology).
Garfield (67529): Jansyn Paige Vanhorn, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Larned (67550): Bryce Allen Gevara, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Brent A. Hemken, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Denton Jay Johnson, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Tiffani Lynn Patterson, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Reagan Mckenzie Quick, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
PHILLIPS
Logan (67646): Whitney Nicole Mulder, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Phillipsburg (67661): Sabrina Lisa Brown, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jill Stetter, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
POTTAWATOMIE
Wamego (66547): Amy Lynn Arthington, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Jacob Anthony Dietrich, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (fitness programming).
Penny Graber, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Christopher Gerald Schmidt, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
PRATT
Pratt (67124): Chase Christopher Hageman, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Kylee Dawn Hedrick, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Lauren Louise McClain, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Ryan Rojas, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Whitney Nicole Tilley, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
RAWLINS
Ludell (67744): Levi James Wolters, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
McDonald (67745): Edward J. Frisbie, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
RENO
Haven (67543): Trae Steven Regier, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (health promotion).
Hutchinson (67501): Carla Eash, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Jason Linn Harding, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Kristen Elise Krebaum, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Jolene K. Mora, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Jessica Darlene Owens, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Hutchinson (67502): Ashley M. Alvarez, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
David James Obermite, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Sarah Ann Otto, a Master of Science in education administration.
Pretty Prairie (67570): Jacob Wayne Welker, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation).
RICE
Lyons (67554): Cheyenne Tucker Nave, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Raymond (67573): Daphne Faye Norez, a Master of Science in psychology (clinical).
RILEY
Manhattan (66502): Alexia Storm Evans, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shanae Aileen Porter, a Master of Science in Education (library specialist).
Manhattan (66503): Jessica Ivanna Kurtz, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Krista N. Wolgast, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
ROOKS
Damar (67632): Kiley Paige Marcotte, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Plainville (67663): Christina Maria Lawver, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Philip Sean McCrickard, a Bachelor of Science in computer science (mathematics).
Cody Donald Werner, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Woodston (67675): Colton Downer Hull, a Bachelor of Science in biology (health professions).
RUSH
La Crosse (67548): Lori Michelle Dierksen, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Rachel Potter Holopirek, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Amy Joan Vigness, a Bachelor of Science in general science (biology).
Jonathan David Webster, a Master of Science in education administration.
Liebenthal (67553): Renee Christine Legleiter, a Master of Business Administration (marketing).
Timken (67575): Katie A. Tammen, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
RUSSELL
Luray (67649): Monica Louise Mullender, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Russell (67665): Tanya Kay Becker, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Abigail Janice Dreher, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Kaci Lynn Nuss, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Savanna Rae Ryan, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance.
Kaitlyn Paige Stoppel, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
SALINE
Brookville (67425): Ross Curtis Armstrong, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Salina (67401): John C. Baker, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Misti A. Bulleigh, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Andrea Rose Duffy, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Jenifer Farrell, a Master of Science in education administration.
William Dalton Feist, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Zachary Thomas Fief, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (sport management).
Matthew Ryan Guldner, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Gage A. Kerns, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (exercise science).
Jon-Luke Joseph Martin, a Bachelor of Music (theory and composition).
Joseph M. McKenna, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Hannah Lorraine Rohleder, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Cameron Alexander Weishaar, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
SCOTT
Scott City (67871): Eyra Beatrice Giesick, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
SEDGWICK
Bel Aire (67220): Melissa Rose Ostrander, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
Cheney (67025): Haley N. Jacobs, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Tyler Lee Sears, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Wanda Jeanette Smith, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Derby (67037): Amie Elizabeth Harris, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Lauren Nicole Helms, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shelby Kent Kaba, a Master of Professional Studies (information assurance management).
Lance Daniel Meyerhoff, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance.
Alexandrea J. Poynter, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Drew Vogt, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management information systems.
Jason Ray Whisler, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Haysville (67060): Tricia L. Dye, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Sarah Ruth Fain, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Bradley Allen Little, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (K-12 teaching and coaching) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Regina Dee Schutt, a Master of Science in education administration.
Ashtyn Riley Waltrip, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Maize (67101): Janessa Michelle Larmer, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (graphic design).
Valley Center (67147): Allison Suhr, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Amy Warhurst, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Viola (67149): Tara Jo Lyden, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Katlyn M. Pauly, a Bachelor of Arts in communication (organizational).
Wichita (67203): Douglas Allen Lindsay, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Wichita (67204): Madison Christine Howe, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shauna Rebecca Magennis, a Master of Science in counseling (school).
Addison Kevin Pauler, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Wichita (67205): Bradyn Michael Butcher, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Amy Dawn Driskill, a Master of Science in counseling (school).
Cory Alan Fischer, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Cady Elizabeth Jackson, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Jonathan Longbine, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Austin Tanner Solis, a Master of Science in psychology (clinical).
Emilee Caitlin Stange, an Associate of General Studies (political).
Wichita (67207): Lenae Jeanine Cupps, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Wichita (67208): Marie A. Schaller, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Wichita (67209): Mary Susan Loehr, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shanelle Renee Sharp, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Wichita (67210): Justin Douglas Joy, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Wichita (67212): Nathaniel Edwin Brownell, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Sanghee Ratzlaff, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Christina Kay Yaeger, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Wichita (67216): Ashlee Marie Roland, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Wichita (67217): Antwain Cortez Scales, a Bachelor of General Studies (criminal justice).
Addie Delin Tripp, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Wichita (67218): Lisa Nicole Burgess, a Master of Science in education administration.
Victoria Marcelee Corpus, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Wichita (67220): Michael Wayne Aston, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kirsten Taylor James, a Bachelor of Arts in history.
Cameron Daniel Nedland, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Wichita (67226): Keanu L. Bradley, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (exercise science).
Wichita (67227): Nicole Morgan Hernandez, a Bachelor of Arts in art education and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Wichita (67228): Kimmerly V. Rygg, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Wichita (67230): Reid Allen Ledgerwood, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Wichita (67235): Heather Renea Bowen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kimberly M. Diaz, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Michael James Gasho, a Master of Liberal Studies (global management).
Trevor Harris Hughes, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Justin Dale Schwartz, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
SEWARD
Kismet (67859): Stacy Marie Scripsick, a Master of Science in counseling (school).
Liberal (67901): Maria Guadalupe Aguilar, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Morgan May Allaman, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Andres A. Escalante, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance (banking).
Edgar Enrique Herrera, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Bindhu Madathil, a Master of Science in Nursing (administration).
Maira M. Regalado, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
SHAWNEE
Berryton (66409): Nicholas Zhenya Stephens, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art).
Topeka (66604): Bradley W. Carpenter, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Shaneatra Kay Jones, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Jonathan R. Mariani, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (fitness programming).
Topeka (66605): Shelby Alex Hamilton, a Master of Professional Studies (cyber security).
Morgan Hilgenberg Mitchiner, a Bachelor of Science in biology (health professions).
Topeka (66606): Justin Case, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Tim O. Collins, a Master of Liberal Studies (literary arts).
Brittain Michelle Nance, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Topeka (66608): Andrew George Pagel, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Topeka (66609): Josh Cauthon, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Topeka (66610): Carrie Stead, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Topeka (66614): Taylor Rae Bailey, a Master of Business Administration (marketing).
Laura E. Leite, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Michelle Antoinette Phelps, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Topeka (66617): Corrine K. Piper, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Melissa Marie Savaiano, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
SHERMAN
Goodland (67735): Julie Lynn Dautel, a Master of Science in education administration.
Brendan Thomas Fulcher, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).
Areli Lewis, an Associate of General Studies (education).
SMITH
Smith Center (66967): Taylor Jean Haven, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Rachael Lynnae McDowell, a Bachelor of Science in general science (biology).
Sierra Michelle Wilson, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
STAFFORD
Macksville (67557): Aurelio Ibarra-Pinales, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
STEVENS
Moscow (67952): Marcie Lynette Knoll, a Master of Science in counseling (school).
Tammy L. Sutherland-Abbott, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
SUMNER
Argonia (67004): Cassandra Jane Greenwood, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Lucas Wade Greenwood, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Belle Plaine (67013): Katelyn Elizabeth Gooch, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Conway Springs (67031): Tiffany Dawn Stuhlsatz, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Mulvane (67110): Samantha Fitch, a Bachelor of General Studies (health promotion).
Rebecca Ott, a Master of Business Administration.
Kadrae Duran Smith, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (digital media production and journalism).
Oxford (67119): Starlene Kay Hammond, a Master of Science in education administration.
THOMAS
Brewster (67732): Michael Anthony Schmidt, an Associate of General Studies (agricultural) and a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Whitney P. Schultz, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Colby (67701): Andrea Sue Arnoldy, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Jordan Leigh Christensen, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Abigayil Marie Russ, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting (public accounting).
Alexa Faye Schindler, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Zane Garrett Winger, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Dana M. Youngman, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
TREGO
WaKeeney (67672): Karon R. Cramer, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Heidi Marie Goff, an Associate of General Studies (human services).
John Michael Griffith, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
WABAUNSEE
Maple Hill (66507): Rachelle Dawn Haya, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
McFarland (66501): Timothy Jay Setter, a Bachelor of Arts in history (secondary education).
WALLACE
Sharon Springs (67758): Elijah J. Kuhlman, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (agronomy).
WASHINGTON
Hanover (66945): Raechel Elaine Bruna, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
WICHITA
Leoti (67861): Nicole Alexis Fischer, a Bachelor of Science in mathematics (teaching) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Jesus Alberto Gallegos-Ornelas, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting (public accounting).
Teneille Marie Whitham, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
WILSON
Neodesha (66757): Sarah Thompson, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
WYANDOTTE
Bonner Springs (66012): Amanda D. Daniels, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Andrea Louise Marx, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Jacob Shade Mitchell, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Kansas City (66102): Olin Benjamin Coones, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Shelly Ann Fletcher, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Kansas City (66104): Charles William Bailes, a Master of Science in education administration.
Kansas City (66109): Melanie Marie Ashberger, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
OTHER STATES and TERRITORIES
ALABAMA
Decatur (35603): Aran Scott Parker, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geography).
Fort Rucker (36362): Rhianna Anita Castro, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Montgomery (36116): Marla Diane Evans, a Master of Science in education administration.
Valley Grande (36703): Stephanie H. Tarver, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
ALASKA
Wasilla (99687): Colette Jane Grower, a Master of Liberal Studies (literary arts).
AMERICAN SAMOA
Pago Pago (96799): Mose Taumafai Matautia, a Bachelor of General Studies.
ARIZONA
Flagstaff (86004): Kara Mitchell, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Gilbert (85296): Sydney Lorraine Parduhn, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Oracle (85623): Brenda Lee Carbajal, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Phoenix (85018): Matthew Howard Camp, a Master of Liberal Studies (public administration).
Phoenix (85027): Brittney Eileen Hyer, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Prescott Valley (86314): James Ezra Edelstein, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
San Tan Valley (85143): Cynthia Lynn Sprinkle, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
ARKANSAS
Jacksonville (72076): Jimmy Dale Brewer, a Master of Liberal Studies (teaching and learning).
Melissa Ann Wesenberg, an Associate of General Studies (education).
Russellville (72801): James Ryan Nichols, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
CALIFORNIA
Apple Valley (92308): Raiden Jace Martinez, an Associate of General Studies (criminal justice) and a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Barstow (92311): Michael John Loader, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Carmichael (95608): Juliana Grace Mamola, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Chico (95973): Deanna Lynn Abrahamian, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Colton (92324): Brandon Kelly Wallace, a Master of Science in education administration.
Corona (92880): Jessica Janette Smith, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Hacienda Heights (91745): Lingyu Dai, a Master of Liberal Studies (international enterprise leadership).
Lakeside (92040): Christina Paquette, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Lancaster (93536): Cheryl Billips Taylor, a Master of Liberal Studies (public administration).
Lemon Grove (91945): Ava Greer Thompson, a Bachelor of General Studies (criminal justice).
Lodi (95240): Suzanne Marie Sergis, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership).
Los Angeles (90046): Justin Lee Schneider, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Milpitas (95035): Zipeng Huang, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Moorpark (93021): Matthew Sean Labelle, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Murrieta (92562): Sean M. Degrave, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Oceanside (92058): Morgan Mcguinness Farnell, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Palmdale (93550): Lizeth Delatorre, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Petaluma (94954): Noemi Gonzalez, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Riverside (92504): Ronnesha Fountain, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological).
San Diego (92104): Stephanie Oweka, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Robert J. Ur, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
San Diego (92105): Yesenia Del Mora-Coffey, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
San Diego (92120): Benjamin Jared Panerio, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
San Jose (95111): Angeline Le Luong, a Master of Science in education administration.
San Jose (95131): Adelina J. Celio, a Bachelor of General Studies (criminal justice).
San Leandro (94578): Eucharia Nneka Iwueke, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
San Pedro (90731): Christina L. Iles, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership).
Santa Rosa (95409): Mike Scott Bates, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Simi Valley (93063): Jessuli Anna Teller, a Master of Science in speech-language pathology.
Walnut Creek (94595): Paige Le, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Winchester (92596): Daniel James Lacey, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Yuba City (95993): Silke-Heike Elizabeth Bohn, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
COLORADO
Aurora (80013): Jamie Jordan Revels, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (exercise science).
Aurora (80015): Daniel Len Jablan, a Master of Liberal Studies (political science).
Courtney Lee Zuk, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Aurora (80016): Lilian Egehiza Mensah, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Aurora (80017): Christopher J. Kuhn, a Master of Professional Studies (cyber security).
Burlington (80807): Courtney Jane Amundson, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Centennial (80111): Chapman Bert Dean, a Master of Business Administration (health care management).
Colorado Springs (80902): Lindsay Marie Davidson, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Colorado Springs (80911): Carissa Tane Rainey, a Bachelor of General Studies (health promotion).
Colorado Springs (80919): Daniel N. Fitts, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Colorado Springs (80922): Kelly Jean Reynolds, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Commerce City (80022): So Hyun Lee, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Elbert (80106): Benjamin Tyler Williams, a Bachelor of Music (education) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Elizabeth (80107): Tyler Dean Grant, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (Web and mobile application development).
Fort Collins (80521): Ashleigh Lauren Simpson, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Franktown (80116): Reed A. Rackley, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
Fruita (81521): Jeremy Scott Duncan, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Littleton (80123): Jessica Joan Linenberger, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Northglenn (80234): Lisa Margaret Thyre, a Master of Liberal Studies (education leadership and management – instruction).
Michael Thyre, a Master of Liberal Studies (education leadership and management – instruction).
Parker (80134): Jarrod Reida, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Peyton (80831): Derek Charles Baumann, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Pueblo (81005): Martina Granzella Cahill, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Westminster (80020): Andrea Torres, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Westminster (80021): Lisa Michele Block, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
CONNECTICUT
Shelton (06484): Christopher John Lavin, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
West Hartford (06119): Marcy Lynn Clewes, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington (20005): Michelle Elizabeth Lee, a Master of Science in education administration.
FLORIDA
Boca Raton (33434): Brittany A. Polson-Pearson, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Fort Walton Beach (32547): Danielle Donna Barta, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Kissimmee (34741): Abdessamad Elmamoun, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Kissimmee (34759): Michael Christopher Wilcox, a Master of Professional Studies (criminal justice).
Ocala (34471): Heather Renee Busbee, a Master of Science in special education (gifted).
Pembroke Pines (33028): Adam Ricardo Fernandez, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Pensacola (32507): Ashlee Lauren Gaines, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Punto Gorda (33983): Christopher Michael Vanvolkom, a Master of Science in education administration.
Riviera Beach (33407): Courtney Beth Prieto, a Master of Science in education administration.
Sarasota (34235): Lisa Jean Tomlin, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership).
St. Augustine (32084): Herrick Hill Smith, a Master of Fine Arts (ceramics).
St. Petersburg (33701): Seif Hammack, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Tampa (33607): Arthur Rashad Dunnigan, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (sport management).
Tampa (33625): Bilal Ibn Salat, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Valrico (33596): Ashley Alyce Burke, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
West Palm Beach (33411): Jaimee Otton, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
GEORGIA
Columbus (31907): Regina Kendrel Tolbert, a Master of Science in Education (higher education student affairs).
Conyers (30094): Laura Huggins Larsen, an Associate of General Studies (education).
Dallas (30157): Weyman Carl Cowan, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Dalton (30720): Orlando Almon, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Grayson (30017): Gary D. Eaton, a Master of Professional Studies (cyber security).
Jennifer Dawn Umana, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Hazlehurst (31539): Daniella Jasmine Herndon, a Bachelor of General Studies (literature).
Lawrenceville (30043): Amadou Berete, a Master of Business Administration (human resource management).
Ludowici (31316): Nichole Ashley Smith, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
McDonough (30252): Brian Ray Sullivan, a Bachelor of General Studies (orgnizational leadership).
Newnan (30265): Anthony Bell, a Master of Science in Education (JROTC instructor preparation).
Savannah (31410): William Michael Pitts, a Master of Liberal Studies (public administration).
Snellville (30078): Elise R. Jones, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Tucker (30084): Timothy Ryan Everline, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
HAWAII
Hana (96713): Stephen Daniel Korsgren, a Master of Professional Studies (criminal justice).
Kailua (96734): Jared Devern Kerr, a Bachelor of Science in technology leadership.
IDAHO
Burley (83318): Carrie Wake, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Lenore (83541): Kristen Diana Bateman, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
ILLINOIS
Aurora (60502): Lauren Maxine Taylor, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Morton (61550): Amanda Lucas, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Palos Hills (60465): Justin Valentino, a Master of Professional Studies (computer networking).
Quincy (62301): Eric Earon Hoke, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Rolling Meadows (60008): Patrick Odarczenko, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Romeoville (60446): Marinel Mendoza, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Skokie (60076): Thomas S. Dellota, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Wauconda (60084): Colin T. Kramer, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Wheaton (60189): Piroska Szorfy Robertson, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
INDIANA
Greenwood (46143): Kirsten Riley Shriver, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Merrillville (46410): Noor Musleh, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
West Lebanon (47991): David Cyle Coker, an Education Specialist in advanced professional studies (education administration).
IOWA
Council Bluffs (51501): Heather Marie Wobbema, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Spencer (51301): Amie Ann Lawrence, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
KENTUCKY
Radcliff (40160): Juan Antonio Martinez, a Master of Arts in history.
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge (70810): April L. Garner, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Kenner (70065): Clay Jordan Coniglio, a Bachelor of General Studies (information networking and telecommunications).
MARYLAND
Boonsboro (21713): Shannon L. Barry, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Lusby (20657): Anna Eliese Harrison, a Master of Liberal Studies (social networking management).
Westminster (21157): Brandon Patrick Duke, a Master of Science in education administration.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bondsville (01009): Kenzie Rhodes, a Master of Liberal Studies (public administration).
MICHIGAN
Cottrellville (48039): Cassandra Lynn Okerhjelm, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Grand Rapids (49503): Jayme M. Wilson, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Grand Rapids (49548): Joshua Thomas Cooper, a Master of Science in education administration.
Howell (48843): Crystal Zurek, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Kalamazoo (49008): Elizabeth Ann Solonika, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Southfield (48076): Charlie Eugene Suber, a Bachelor of General Studies (criminal justice).
Warren (48092): Tatyana Croff, a Master of Liberal Studies (global studies).
MINNESOTA
Brooklyn Park (55443): Anthony Dewayne Hines, a Master of Professional Studies (criminal justice).
Burnsville (55337): Timothy M. Duren, a Bachelor of General Studies (justice studies).
Mankato (56001): Ashley Ann Hill, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
MISSISSIPPI
Olive Branch (38654): Sherry Denise Dukes, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
MISSOURI
Blue Springs (64014): Cynthia G. McPeek, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Chillicothe (64601): Tammy Lynn Barr, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Columbia (65203): Emile J. Carter, a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Kevin Arcas Earthsoul, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Kellie Renae Forthaus, a Bachelor of General Studies (health promotion).
House Springs (63051): Jackson Douglas Bjornstad, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (education) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Joplin (64801): Barbara Lynn Wilkerson, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Kansas City (64114): Andrea Lynn Hunnicutt, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Kansas City (64117): Tyler Amundson Leed, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).
Kansas City (64124): Wayne Russell Morgan, a Master of Fine Arts.
Kansas City (64151): Rafaella Cathlena Saltigerald, a Bachelor of Science in early childhood unified education.
Kansas City (64157): Miranda Lynn Ebert, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Kansas City (64158): Mark James Dawdy, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Lee’s Summit (64081): Jessica Lucille Halbhuber, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).
Liberty (64068): Terrence Jerome Tate, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Moberly (65270): Jeffrey Wayne Schleicher, a Master of Liberal Studies (education leadership and management – administration).
Parkville (64152): Cherie Lynn Abbott, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Raytown (64133): Isaiah Kevin Maxi, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Richmond (64085): Ashten Nikole Slater, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (digital media production and journalism).
Smithville (64089): Jamie Sue Svatos, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Springfield (65802): Brady Wayne Delp, a Bachelor of General Studies (biological).
St. Louis (63114): Matthew Alan Kahre, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
St. Paul (63366): Brandon Robert Bauer, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Wentzville (63385): Lindsay Rose Hugenberg, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
NEBRASKA
Beatrice (68310): Jill Nicole Faxon, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (K-12 teaching and coaching).
Boys Town (68010): Brooke Nicole Williams, a Bachelor of General Studies (health promotion).
Brewster (68821): Mariah Anne Utter, a Bachelor of Arts in art education.
Cairo (68824): Hylie Dibbern, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture (animal science).
Culbertson (69024): Amanda Kelly Ebert, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Elkhorn (68022): Kelly Jo Eaton, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Geneva (68361): Megan M. Janousek, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Gering (69341): Douglas Brenner Jones, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Gretna (68028): Kimberly Anne Roth, a Master of Science in education administration.
Harvard (68944): Brianna Lynn Schuck, a Bachelor of Science in biology (pre-veterinary).
Hastings (68901): Nealy A. Sandell, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Holdrege (68949): Tyler D. Daily, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (health promotion).
Schyler Kristine Edgren, a Bachelor of Arts in art education and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Imperial (69033): Shelby Lee Jaeger, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
McCook (69001): Laura Elaine Lines, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Bryley Austin Roper, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Clayton Michael Skolout, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Norfolk (68701): Leigha Ann Kern, a Master of Liberal Studies (literary arts).
Omaha (68130): Grant Johannes, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
Omaha (68135): Lauren L. Baird, a Master of Fine Arts (ceramics).
Paxton (69155): Kyle Preston Storer, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Scottsbluff (69361): Judith Grace Belford, a Bachelor of Fine Arts (studio art) and a Bachelor of Science in secondary education.
Wilcox (68982): John Dance Adams, a Master of Liberal Studies (political science).
NEVADA
Boulder City (89005): Sharon Elizabeth O’berto, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
Las Vegas (89102): Veronica R. Denman, a Master of Liberal Studies (e-learning professional).
Las Vegas (89131): Joseph G. Manibusan, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dover (03820): Jason W. Pry, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Hudson (03051): Nathan Andrew Allen, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
NEW JERSEY
Branchville (07826): Judy L. Wade, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Brick (08724): Paul Dirosa, a Master of Arts in history.
Denville (07834): Misty Ann Moncrief, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Elmwood Park (07407): Arif Cagirici, a Master of Science in education administration.
NEW YORK
Buffalo (14214): Joseph F. Olgin, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
Honeoye (14471): Lori Lynn Runglombardo, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Oswego (13126): Melody Mary Cappello, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (Web and mobile application development).
Yonkers (10701): John J. Sikora, a Bachelor of General Studies.
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville (28806): Tara Dawn Hochstein, a Master of Professional Studies (public health administration).
Boone (28607): Stephanie Nicole Dekeyzer, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Charlotte (28270): Jennifer Erin Nicholson, a Master of Business Administration (marketing).
Hays (28635): Thomas Aaron Minton, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Hickory (28601): Pa Lu Lee, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Kannapolis (28083): Jessica Teal Brummel, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Midland (28107): Alisha Jones Borchardt, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Morganton (28655): Coleman Eugene Trantham, a Master of Liberal Studies (literary arts).
Randleman (27317): Michelle Maness Laws, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Salisbury (28146): Anni Thaysen Satterfield, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Thomasville (27360): Sarah Lynn Martin, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
OHIO
Bellefontaine (43311): Teanda Marie Dolan, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Campbell (44405): Taunza Haynes, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Canal Winchester (43110): David W. Davis, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Canton (44721): Chad Allen Johnson, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Chagrin Falls (44022): Dorothea Rae Carleton, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Columbus (43229): Daniel Bernard McElroy, a Master of Science in education administration.
Columbus (43230): Sage Dawn Brandman, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Delaware (43015): Drew K. Mohr, an Education Specialist in advanced professional studies (education leadership).
Euclid (44119): Greg Michael Baca, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Gahanna (43230): Suleq Gure, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (health informatics).
Hamilton (45011): Brandy Lea Hurd, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Lakewood (44107): David Hendrickson, a Master of Science in education administration.
Powell (43065): Cristina G. Cuna-Guanzon, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
West Chester (45069): Ikesh Singh, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management information systems.
OKLAHOMA
Buffalo (73834): Austin Taylor Stebens, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Cache (73527): Maxwell W. Nelson, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Durant (74701): Travis Caulder Smith, a Bachelor of General Studies (communication).
Edmond (73003): Gordon Michael Butler, a Master of Business Administration (health care management).
Clinton Shane Kimbrell, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Edmond (73013): Sarah Lynn Bangert, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Kingston (73439): Britney Skylene Bogue, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Lawton (73505): Adrian Patterson, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Moore (73160): Amanda June Breer, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Oilton (74052): Kelby Laine Alexander, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Oklahoma City (73112): Joao Paulo Maciel, a Bachelor of Science in business education (corporate communication).
Samantha Temple, a Master of Liberal Studies (rural advocacy).
Skiatook (74070): Caleb Robert Branscum, a Master of Science in education administration.
Sperry (74073): Ashley Dossett, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Talala (74080): Thor Remington Burnside, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Yukon (73099): Jill Kristen Schenk, a Master of Science in Education (library specialist).
OREGON
Portland (97230): Janelle Catherine Woolard, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
PENNSYLVANIA
Center Valley (18034): Seamus Eck, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Conshohocken (19428): Matthew David Torresani, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Lancaster (17602): Elizabeth Ann Zook, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Langhorne (19047): Samuel Ben Cler, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Nazareth (18064): Carmen Margareta Nicolae, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
New Alexandria (15670): Dawn M. Yellets, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Warrington (18976): Andrew Delaney Lyons, a Master of Science in Education (JROTC instructor preparation).
Windsor (17366): Anthony David Storck, a Bachelor of General Studies (historical).
RHODE ISLAND
Providence (02909): Yeri Francisco Martinez, a Master of Professional Studies (social entrepreneurship).
SOUTH CAROLINA
Fountain Inn (29644): Elizabeth Joy Cox, a Master of Liberal Studies (social networking management).
Leesville (29070): Mark Christopher Delafleur, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Lexington (29072): Charles Norman Assey, a Master of Science in education administration.
Samuel Franklin Hilliard, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Moncks Corner (29461): Branham Elizabeth McFatter, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Harrisburg (57032): Laura Anne Parish, a Master of Professional Studies (public health administration).
Sioux Falls (57110): Nancy Lynn Peterson, a Master of Professional Studies (public health administration).
TENNESSEE
Erwin (37650): Sara Elizabeth Hubbard, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
TEXAS
Allen (75002): Gregory Allen Gray, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Arp (75750): Mason James Dickey, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance (banking).
Austin (78759): Joshua Baugher, a Bachelor of General Studies (historical).
Burleson (76028): Brock Sullivan Batley, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chillicothe (79225): Holly Grace Wilson, a Master of Science in biology.
College Station (77845): Richard Blake Seiner, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Conroe (77384): Richard Keith Robinson, a Master of Science in Education (JROTC instructor preparation).
Dallas (75204): Quincy Meeker, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
El Paso (79936): Jose Jacquez, a Bachelor of General Studies (business).
Fort Worth (76107): Andrew Mwangasa Thomas, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Georgetown (78633): Christy Lee Mahn, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Leander (78641): Stephanie Miller Gillen, a Master of Liberal Studies (global management).
Mesquite (75150): Kathryn Therese Leos, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (K-12 teaching and coaching).
Pearland (77584): Nyja N. Johnson, a Bachelor of General Studies (business).
San Angelo (76904): Erica Ann Morris, a Bachelor of General Studies (business).
Victoria (77904): Crystal Marie Gonzales, an Associate of General Studies (human services).
UTAH
Ogden (84401): Maria Tziouras, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
South Jordan (84095): Mona D. Shroff, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
West Jordan (84081): Lynn M. Mellor, a Master of Business Administration.
VIRGINIA
Burke (22015): Matthew D. Fox, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Chesapeake (23321): Richard Joseph Mitchell, a Bachelor of General Studies (information networking and telecommunications).
Great Falls (22066): Wesam Musa, a Master of Liberal Studies (political leadership and public service).
Henrico (23233): Michael Wayne Wright, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Norfolk (23510): Jennie Ruth Rodriguez, a Bachelor of Science in tourism and hospitality management.
Petersburg (23805): Tatiana Rodriguez, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Richmond (23220): Joanne Marie Morris, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Suffolk (23434): Lauren Nicole Archer, a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
Virginia Beach (23452): Steven Scott Davis, a Bachelor of General Studies (information networking and telecommunications).
Virginia Beach (23456): Robert A. Labryer, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Williamsburg (23185): Darya Y. Kozina, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
WASHINGTON
Cosmopolis (98537): Deborah Koehn, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Renton (98055): Marcus Anthony Delgado, a Bachelor of General Studies (math studies).
Seattle (98126): Sylvia Ann Wolfe-Weaver, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Spokane (99205): Patrick John Forbes, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
WEST VIRGINIA
Crawford (26343): Amber Rayetta Riffle, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
WISCONSIN
Ashland (53717): Pandora Cali Rupert-Santos, an Education Specialist in advanced professional studies (education leadership).
Elkhorn (53121): Karen Marcia Trombley, a Master of Science in Nursing (education).
Manitowoc (54220): Ana Lilia Alonzo, an Associate of General Studies (education).
Mount Pleasant (53406): Jessie Clausen, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Mukwonago (53149): Christina Marie Caudillo, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Stevens Point (54482): Crystal Caroline Vida, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Sun Prairie (53590): Celia Elise Zeinert, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Waupaca (54981): Sheri Ann Olson, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
INTERNATIONAL
BANGLADESH
Comilla: Muhammad Saiful Karim, a Master of Science in geosciences (geology).
CANADA
Dartmouth: Derrick Richard Maclean, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Edmonton: Kyle O. Samaratunga, a Master of Science in education administration.
Sherwood Park: Candida Shepherd, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
CHINA
Changsha: Lujie Rao, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Gongyi: Zeqing Ma, a Master of Liberal Studies (social networking management).
Huanggu: Zihao Zhang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Lin Zhou: Peiyuan Jiao, a Master of Liberal Studies (international enterprise leadership).
Luoyang: Yidi Qin, a Master of Business Administration.
Shanghai: Rainer R. Lutter, a Bachelor of Science in elementary education.
Shenyang: Huilan Chen, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yushi Han, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Jiang Jiang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
He Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Weirui Li, a Master of Science in communication (organizational).
Chenyu Liu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Dongni Shen, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Pingxu Wang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shuaipu Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Xinyan Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yuhuizhi Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Zhaohui Xu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Zeyuan Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Hongfei Zhu, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Suzhou: Keke Jiao, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Weinan: Xinghong Yang, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Xi’an: Ruohan Wang, a Bachelor of General Studies (legal studies).
Yiqing Wang, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Tong Zhang, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Xing’ping: Yiduo Guo, a Bachelor of General Studies (legal studies).
Xinzheng: Sifan Chen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Zhipeng Dang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Changsheng Hu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zhen Lei, a Master of Liberal Studies (political leadership and public service).
Hao Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shixian Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Xuankai Li, a Bachelor of Arts in global business English.
Shuhan Liu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chaoqun Ma, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yinchao Ma, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chengzhen Meng, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jie Ren, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Wei Shen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Hao Sun, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Longqi Sun, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jiong Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Ruonan Xu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Hao Yan, a Bachelor of Arts in global business English.
Hang Yin, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Can Zhang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yanqi Zhu, a Bachelor of Arts in global business English.
HAITI
Port-au-Prince: Valerie Constant, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
IRAN
Tehranpars: Zahra Ghasemi, a Master of Liberal Studies (management information systems).
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
St. Maarten: Daphne King, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
NIGERIA
Ikorodu: Melody Adenipekun, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Olambe: Michael A. Adenugba, a Master of Professional Studies (information assurance management).
SAUDI ARABIA
Al Muthneb: Mohammad Almeshal, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Ar-Raas: Abdulrahman Abdullah Alghareeb, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Riyadh: Abdulrahman Aljamaan, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
SOUTH KOREA
Busan:
Hyoju Jin, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
By MACKENZIE FAGAN
HHS Guidon
Introductions are a vital part in starting a job. A good one can get you respect, it also can set you up to show you mean business and are willing to make a change.
New football coach Tony Crough did just that. In March, Crough sent out an email saying how he wanted to make a change and that change was getting student athletes in the weight room.
“We are up to 336 enrolled in a weights class and are looking for more,” Crough said. “Every athlete in the school should be in weights class all year if they are serious about their sport.”
Any other student interested in improving their overall wellness is invited as well.
“All athletes weight train,” Crough said. “If you don’t, you are not an athlete.”
Crough said you are falling behind and will struggle against competition that is lifting. He wants this school to be competitive in all sports and he believes it starts in the weight room.
“SPS (Strength, Power, Speed) will be geared more towards athletes,” Crough said. “But all classes will be working on athletic movements.”
Crough said weight lifting in its purest form is a sport, so all the classes will be athletic based.
The difference between the students in sports versus if they are not, is just recovery and rest, but other than that they will be doing the same basic lifts.
“In season, athletes will focus more on making sure they are fresh and ready for their competitions,” Crough said. “They will be working on explosive movements to help compete as well.”
To get to that point, they will be working on nine essential lifts–plyos, agilities, flexibility and mobility movements. They will also focus on injury prevention.
The explosive movements will mimic athletic movements performed in sports. Crough wants the athletes to be flexible, fast and powerful.
Crough thinks weight lifting is as important as practicing your sport.
“If your body doesn’t have a good base to begin with than it won’t perform that specific sport skills you are learning at a high level,” Crough said. “So, essentially when all things are equal, the stronger, more powerful, faster athlete will win. Athletes win in the weight room.”
He believes Hays High can build a great culture of successful athletics in the weight room that will carry over to all sports and infect the hallways with confidence and school spirit. Teams and programs that workout together win together.
“If an athlete doesn’t work out with their team, it shows a lack of commitment to their program and is a statement that I’m not willing to work hard to make sure I’m at my best for my team,” Crough said. “All athletes lift. Let’s change the culture together.”
The Hays Police Department responded to 7 animal calls and conducted 19 traffic stops Wed., April 25, 2018, according to the HPD Activity Log.
Drug Offenses–300 block W 8th St, Hays; 12:43 AM
MV Accident-Property Damage–1300 block E 41st St, Hays; 1:10 AM
Suicidal Subject–2300 block Walnut St, Hays; 3:36 AM
Abandoned Vehicle–1800 block S Sternberg Ct, Hays; 12:13 PM
Mental Health Call–2100 block E 21st St, Hays; 1:10 PM
Suspicious Activity–2700 block Vine St, Hays; 3 PM; 3:22 PM
Assist – Other (not MV)–2200 block Canterbury Dr, Hays; 3:32 PM
Disturbance – General–2500 block Vine St, Hays; 3:51 PM
Lost Animals ONLY–1900 block Eisenhower Rd, Hays; 3:53 PM
Found/Lost Property–Hays; 4:31 PM
Animal Injured–1700 block Fort St, Hays; 6:36 PM
Civil Dispute–300 block W 17th St, Hays; 6:48 PM
44 – Traffic Stop–2500 block Vine St, Hays; 9:15 PM
Drug Offenses–1500 block 40 Hwy, Hays; 4/25 11:52 PM; 4/26 1:39 AM
By MACKENZIE FAGAN
HHS Guidon
Introductions are a vital part in starting a job. A good one can get you respect, it also can set you up to show you mean business and are willing to make a change.
New football coach Tony Crough did just that. In March, Crough sent out an email saying how he wanted to make a change and that change was getting student athletes in the weight room.
“We are up to 336 enrolled in a weights class and are looking for more,” Crough said. “Every athlete in the school should be in weights class all year if they are serious about their sport.”
Any other student interested in improving their overall wellness is invited as well.
“All athletes weight train,” Crough said. “If you don’t, you are not an athlete.”
Crough said you are falling behind and will struggle against competition that is lifting. He wants this school to be competitive in all sports and he believes it starts in the weight room.
“SPS (Strength, Power, Speed) will be geared more towards athletes,” Crough said. “But all classes will be working on athletic movements.”
Crough said weight lifting in its purest form is a sport, so all the classes will be athletic based.
The difference between the students in sports versus if they are not, is just recovery and rest, but other than that they will be doing the same basic lifts.
“In season, athletes will focus more on making sure they are fresh and ready for their competitions,” Crough said. “They will be working on explosive movements to help compete as well.”
To get to that point, they will be working on nine essential lifts–plyos, agilities, flexibility and mobility movements. They will also focus on injury prevention.
The explosive movements will mimic athletic movements performed in sports. Crough wants the athletes to be flexible, fast and powerful.
Crough thinks weight lifting is as important as practicing your sport.
“If your body doesn’t have a good base to begin with than it won’t perform that specific sport skills you are learning at a high level,” Crough said. “So, essentially when all things are equal, the stronger, more powerful, faster athlete will win. Athletes win in the weight room.”
He believes HHS can build a great culture of successful athletics in the weight room that will carry over to all sports and infect the hallways with confidence and school spirit. Teams and programs that workout together win together.
“If an athlete doesn’t work out with their team, it shows a lack of commitment to their program and is a statement that I’m not willing to work hard to make sure I’m at my best for my team,” Crough said. “All athletes lift. Let’s change the culture together.”
SHAWNEE COUNTY — Law enforcement authorities are investigating a bank robbery and looking for a suspect.
Just after 11a.m.Thursday, police responded to Alliance Bank, 3001 SW Wanamaker for a reported robbery, according to Lt. Chris Heaven.
Alliance Bank employees told police a suspect described as a white male, 6-foot tall, 220 pounds., approximately 25-30-year old, wearing a black ball cap, blue jeans and a dark grey t-shirt with a large “Punisher” skull logo on the front; entered the business and demanded money from the bank clerk.
The suspect did not display a weapon but indicated he was armed with a handgun. Bank staff gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of cash and was last seen exiting the business; direction and type of travel from the bank is unknown at this time.
Detectives and Crime Scene investigators responded to process the scene and gather evidence.
Police said if you see the suspect, do not approach him, call 911.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas is moving to loosen its rules for amusement rides for events such as county fairs a year after lawmakers strengthened regulations in the wake of a boy’s death on a waterslide.
The Senate voted 37-1 on Thursday approve a bill addressing complaints from rural lawmakers and local officials that last year’s law was too broad.
The House approved the measure 114-6 earlier this month, and it goes next to Gov. Jeff Colyer for his possible signature.
Legislators acted last year in response to the death of 10-year-old Caleb Schwab on a giant waterslide at the Schlitterbahn park in Kansas City, Kansas.
The changes will set lower requirements for rides at short-term, one-location events run by nonprofit groups and exempt attractions such as hay-rack rides and low-speed barrel trains.
