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Larry Fred Schertz

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Larry Fred Schertz, 75, of Monument, died Thursday, September 6, 2018, at the Logan County Hospital. He was born December 15, 1942, in Colby, Kansas, to Fred and Anna (Berry) Schertz. He attended Page City Schools until it closed and finished high school at Winona. He attended Fort Hays State University, where he performed in several plays and was known for breaking land speed records in his pink T-Bird. At Hays, Larry met and semi-successfully wooed his future wife, Vonna Yetter. After his father’s heart attack, he left college to help run the farm. He and Vonna married on June 9, 1963, in Burr Oak, Kansas, where he became a member of the Burr Oak Christian Church. Larry and Vonna started their own farm and ranch southwest of Monument and have been running the Green Diamond Ranch ever since.

Larry’s passions were farming and family. He was an extremely hard worker and instilled this value on his kids and grandkids while working alongside them. Larry always made time for his immediate and extended family, earning him “favorite uncle” status with many nieces and nephews.

Larry served on the Logan County Farm Service Agency Committee; the Page City COOP Board; Farm Bureau, both locally and at the state level; the USD 274 board of education; and the Northwest Kansas Technical College board.

He was a pilot and loved to fly. He instilled the love of flying in the younger generation with plane rides and tales of his adventures. He also kept his riders on edge by occasionally uttering “oops” on final approach. Larry was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, where he searched for downed aircraft and taught students about civil service and flying. He built a hangar and maintained two runways in his pasture, so he could enjoy flying from his own farm.

Larry was fun-loving and generous. He loved to visit with friends, family, and strangers alike. In fact, after visiting with strangers in a restaurant, he often received Christmas cards from them for years to follow. He was always willing to help those going through difficult times and would give of his time or money without expecting anything in return. His sense of humor was unparalleled, and he would fill any lull in conversation with a funny story, mildly inappropriate joke, poem, or song that he made up in that moment.

He was preceded in death by his parents and brothers-in-law, Ron Stramel and Wayne Yetter.

He is survived by his wife, Vonna; children, Vicki (Pete) Ray of Edmond, Oklahoma, Russ Schertz of Omaha, Nebraska, and Angela (Rod) Stallbaumer of Basehor, Kansas; grandchildren, Monica Ray, Will and Emma Schertz, and Leah, Landon, and Lexi Stallbaumer; sister, Sharon Stramel of Colby, Kansas; brother, Steve (Dianne) Schertz of Page City, Kansas; and a host of nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Visitation is 5-8:00 p.m. Monday, September 10, 2018, at Baalmann Mortuary, Oakley. Funeral Service is 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at the Buffalo Bill Cultural Center, Oakley. Burial will follow in the Winona Cemetery. Memorials may be provided to the United Christian Church or Logan County Hospital, in care of Baalmann Mortuary, P.O. Box 204, Oakley, Kansas, 67748. For condolences or information visit www.baalmannmortuary.com.

HAWVER: School safety effort produces quick, efficient work at Statehouse

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Martin Hawver
If there is an issue that almost instantly brings together parents, grandparents, legislators, and, yes, even voters, it is safety at public schools.

While other states have seen the tragedy of shootings at public schools, Kansas hasn’t.

Yet…

And it is that “yet” that spurred the House last session to think up, and the Senate approve, a “Safe and Secure Schools Initiative” that was essentially proof that with all the scrapping over general school budgets, and how those dollars are spent on education and administration and such, it is safety that gets lawmakers and the state moving—quickly—to protect the state’s children.

Remember that? The House Republican leadership proposed the bill, which made $5 million available this year for schools to step up security so that no crazed person can walk into a school building and for any reason start shooting at children.

Sounded simple, in fact, it sounded a little like a public relations effort for Republicans who didn’t want to just pour more money into schools without getting something that they could tout on a campaign palm card and chat about at lunches.

The $5 million was to be used for obviously relatively low-cost school safety efforts, ranging from locks on doors to shatterproof glass on doorways to redirection of visitors through a single school door so they could be checked before they enter. Relatively simple things, but things that school districts might have put off or in a tight budget year, might not have the available cash to get done.

Well, that effort showed, although a little obliquely, just how quickly Kansas state government can get things done.

The bill? It became effective on July 1, when most bills become law.

Amazingly, for us folks who watch the Legislature and state government grind through hearings, meetings, consultations and other delays as a matter of course, by July 16 the State Department of Education had told districts what to do and how and when and send out checks for that safety glass, the locks, the cameras, the other things that deter school violence.

In total, some 156 school districts applied for a part of that $5 million, which they would match with local moneys and make the security improvements that everyone wanted.

Some districts didn’t apply for that security funds boost.

But the amazing part of the program is how quickly that $5 million—worth a total of $10 million in security improvements with the local matches—got out to school districts.

Those state grants? They ranged from $1,043 to Healy School District 468 to $922,613 for Wichita School District 259. Total applications were for more than $13 million, so the grants were pared down, to a maximum of $18.30 per pupil in the district.

Now, there are districts which will want this kind of state aid in the future, and if this first $5 million program’s success is monitored, look for what was a one-time effort to be continued next fiscal year and likely into out-years as well.

It’s a combination of a relatively simple concept—safety for schoolchildren—and the efforts of the State Department of Education moving quickly and efficiently to get that plan executed. Rarely happens in Kansas government.

Look for this successful and inexpensive state effort to be lauded and to be further dissected next legislative session. And that’s where lawmakers have the choice of just funding some more of those grants, or deciding that they want to complicate it, slow it down and take political credit for it.

Things get complicated quickly in the Statehouse. And that’s likely next session…unless lawmakers return to the basic reason for the school security effort. That reason?

“Yet” …

Syndicated by Hawver News Company LLC of Topeka; Martin Hawver is publisher of Hawver’s Capitol Report—to learn more about this nonpartisan statewide political news service, visit the website at www.hawvernews.com

21st annual coat drive by local cleaners underway

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By C.D. DESALVO
Hays Post

The 21st annual coat drive collections have begun. Coats, hats and gloves in good condition that are outgrown or no longer worn are being accepted.

The greatest need is for children’s sizes, but all sizes are accepted. Donations will be accepted until Oct. 6.

Drop-off locations at both Hays McDonald’s locations, Master Cleaners and Top Notch Cleaners. Apparel also can be taken to any Hays school including through Sept. 28.

“We keep thinking that we are going to have a year where our donations are nothing because everyone has already been through their closets but, 21 years later, we still keep getting them in,” said Amy Smith of Top Notch Cleaners.

There are no income requirements for receiving coats — anyone in need can receive one.

Coats will be distributed  from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 13 at Top Notch Cleaners and Master Cleaners. Those businesses will clean and repair items before distribution.

“If people want a kid’s coat, they need to be here before 10 a.m. on the 13th because all of the kid’s coats are gone within the first hour,” Smith said.

All items donated will be given away and any leftovers will go where they are needed most.

Fannie E. Lawrence

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SMITH CENTER — Fannie E. Lawrence, age 95, passed away on Monday September 10, 2018 at the Smith Center Health and Rehab Center in Smith Center, KS.

Arrangements are pending.

KRUG: Take steps ahead of disaster

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Donna Krug

Disasters such as the tornadoes that have hit our area have been significant news stories in the past few years. Now, the devastation from Hurricane Lane in Hawaii or the wildfires in California have our attention.   

There is an excellent publication from K-State Research and Extension titled, “Get Financially Prepared: Take Steps Ahead of Disaster.” One of the authors speaks from the heart since she was a resident in Greensburg when that tornado struck.

Think about it – if you had only a few moments to evacuate your home, would you have access to the cash, banking services and personal identification needed to conduct your day-to-day financial life? Consider keeping the following items in a secure place in your home, in a waterproof, fireproof container that can be taken with you at a moment’s notice.

Create a “Grab-and-Go Box” that contains the following:

  • Identification and other key documents that may be needed to restore your financial records, including copies of your driver’s license, passports, social security cards.
  • Insurance cards, policies, or other proof of insurance coverage.
  • Household inventory
  • Immunization records
  • Bank account numbers, cash
  • Copies (front and back) of ATM, debit and credit cards
  • Phone numbers and account information for all financial service and insurance providers
  • Important telephone numbers (family members, doctors, veterinarians)
  • Names and prescription numbers for medications
  • Extra pair of glasses
  • Infant formula and diapers
  • Sleeping bag or blanket along with a complete change of clothes and sturdy shoes
  • Personal hygiene items
  • Books, games, and activities for children
  • Safe deposit box key
  • Pocket notebook and pen or pencil

If family records like birth, marriage and death certificates, wills, deeds, contracts, stocks and bonds, and titles to vehicles are not kept in a safe deposit box, these should also be kept in your grab-and-go box.

The publication includes additional tips on what to do after a disaster strikes. The importance of documenting the disaster and keeping receipts from purchases related to the disaster such as lodging, food, and clothing cannot be overemphasized.

Hopefully you will not need the information in this Extension publication but feel free to stop by either office (Great Bend or Hays) in the Cottonwood Extension District and pick up a copy.

Donna Krug is the District Director and Family & Consumer Science Agent with K-State Research and Extension – Cottonwood District. You may contact her at the Great Bend office, 1800 12th Street, (620)793-1910 or [email protected]

BOOR: Beef field day, stress management programs on tap

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Alicia Boor

There are two excellent programs that will be held at the end of September that I wanted to highlight this week. Both programs will be in Manhattan, and I am planning on leaving early from Hoisington both mornings and coming back after the programs.

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If you are interested in attending either of the programs, contact me at 620-793-1910 to carpool. You will need to register ahead of the programs. For any questions, contact the Great Bend office before the registration deadlines.

Quality stocker production strategies, cattle pain management, livestock theft and a panel discussion on how silage fits in growing diets are among topics planned for the 2018 Kansas State University Beef Stocker Field Day on Thursday, Sept. 20.

“We are excited to host the 19th annual edition of the KSU Beef Stocker Field Day,” says Dale Blasi, K-State Animal Sciences and Industry professor and beef cattle extension specialist. “Like all the other events in the past, we bring the latest information on marketing, nutrition, health and technology for attendees to apply to their operation.”

Hosted at the K-State Beef Stocker Unit (4330 Marlatt Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas), the event starts with registration and coffee at 9:30 a.m. and the program at 10:15 a.m. A barbecue lunch is provided and the day ends with an evening social, the “Cutting Bull’s Lament 2018” at 5:30 p.m. featuring prairie oysters and Call Hall ice cream. Attendees will also have a chance to tour the new student housing at the Beef Stocker Unit and observe some of the new products from Moly Manufacturing Inc.

Topics for this year’s agenda include:
• The Role of Stocker Producer Expectations in Cattle Buying Decisions
• Producer Panel: Why Silage Fits in my Growing Diets
• An Update on Pain Management in Cattle
• Quality Stocker Production Considerations
• The Tech Revolution, Wall Street, Baseball and the Cattle Industry
• Rethinking BRD Diagnosis
• Livestock Theft in Kansas
• Treatment Failures that are not BRD Related

This year’s event is sponsored by Merck Animal Health. Pre-registration fee for the Beef Stocker Field Day is $25 if paid by Sept. 13. More information and online registration is available at KSUbeef.org. After Sept. 13, attendees must pay $35 at the event. For more information, contact Lois Schreiner at 785-532-1267 or [email protected].

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Stress levels continue to climb in agriculture: Several years of low commodity prices, slipping farmland values and potential trade disruptions take a toll not only on balance sheets but farmers’ wellbeing.

 To help farmers, family members and others manage stress, K-State Research and Extension is hosting two one-day workshops in Dodge City and Manhattan.

 North Dakota State University extension specialist Sean Brotherson will present “Managing Stress and Pursuing Wellness in Times of Tight Margins” on Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Western State Bank Expo Center, 11333 US-283, in Dodge City. Lunch will be provided.

 The next day, Friday, Sept. 21, Brotherson will present the workshop in Manhattan at Kansas Farm Bureau, 2627 KFB Plaza. Lunch will be provided.

 “You don’t have to be a farmer to benefit from this workshop,” said Debra Bolton, K-State human ecology extension specialist based in Garden City. “All are welcome, including farm family members, businesses, extension agents and anyone who wants to learn about managing stress.”

 Each workshop day begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 4:30 p.m. The cost of the workshop is $20, which covers meals and materials.

Online registration is available.

Alicia Boor is an Agriculture and Natural Resources agent in the Cottonwood District (which includes Barton and Ellis counties) for K-State Research and Extension. You can contact her by e-mail at [email protected] or calling 620-793-1910

 

United Way Dine-Out Day at Freddy’s

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UWEC

The United Way of Ellis County will be hosting a Dine-Out Day with Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers on Wednesday, September 12 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 3305 Vine St. in Hays.

Come join in the social media fun! A portion of the proceeds will benefit the United Way and their 15 partner agencies.

Watch for upcoming Dine-Out Days with participating restaurants online at www.liveunited.us.

Call 785-628-8281 for more information.

Fort Hays State University announces Summer 2018 graduates

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FHSU University Relations

HAYS, Kan. – A total of 616 students completed associate, bachelor’s or graduate degrees at Fort Hays State University in the summer 2018 term.

Graduates are listed with their degrees and majors and, in parentheses, areas of concentration. The university conferred 149 graduate degrees (master’s, Education Specialist and Doctor of Nursing Practice), 454 bachelor’s degrees and 13 associate 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. Graduates from other states are listed alphabetically by state, city and ZIP. International students are listed by country and city.

ALLEN
Iola (66749): Erica Lee Hunt, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).

BARBER
Medicine Lodge (67104): Kara Sue Sill, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geography).

BARTON
Great Bend (67530): Aaron Eugene Blew, a Bachelor of Science in technology leadership.
Karisa Jo Cowan, a Master of Science in education administration.
Natalie Rene DeForest, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Christopher Lee Scheideman, a Master of Arts in English.
Markie Renee Umphrey, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

BOURBON
Fort Scott (66701): Jamie Rae Dawson, an Associate of General Studies (education).
Hanna Marie Murrell, a Bachelor of Science in business education (secondary education teacher licensure).

BROWN
Horton (66439): Crystal Hope Willich, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).

BUTLER
Andover (67002): Cameron J. Gutierrez, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Megan Dianne Russell, a Bachelor of Science in health studies.
David John Sagamang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chanse Edwin Stephens, an Associate of General Studies (computer science studies).
Augusta (67010): Toby J. Ruder, a Master of Science in education administration.
Rose Hill (67133): Timothy Alan Shaner, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.

CHAUTAUQUA
Cedar Vale (67024): Kathryn E. Massey, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).

CHEYENNE
St. Francis (67756): Bailey Morgan Cooper, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.
Sarah Marie Whitmore, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Rogie Aspen Wiswell, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).

CLARK
Ashland (67831): Jorge A. Saravia, a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance (banking).
Minneola (67865): Amanda Rich, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).

CLAY
Clay Center (67432): Donice James, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Naomi Gayle Tenbrink, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.

CLOUD
Concordia (66901): Tiraa A. Davis, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Torin Allen Fellows, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (health promotion and fitness programming).
Christian Joseph Wetter, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).

COFFEY
Gridley (66852): Melanie Ann Beyer, a Bachelor of Science in business education (corporate communitcation).

COMANCHE
Protection (67127): Ana Celeste Robles, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.

COWLEY
Udall (67146): Brenda Shawnae Mattson, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

CRAWFORD
Girard (66743): Shelby Callaway, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).

DICKINSON
Chapman (67431): Kacy Marie Kilburn, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Herington (67449): Darlene Kay Griffiths, a Master of Science in education administration.

DOUGLAS
Baldwin City (66006): Carol Whaley, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Lawrence (66044): Amie Lynn Miller, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).
Lawrence (66046): Mary Katherine Bieker, a Bachelor of General Studies (biological studies).
Madison Pettie, an Associate of General Studies (human services).
Lawrence (66047): Brittany Foster, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).
David Harrison Longhurst, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Lawrence (66049): Nicholas James Blessing, a Master of Professional Studies (political management).
Shelby Lyn Huggins, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).

ELLIS
Ellis (67637): Erica Jan Koser, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Harley Mikel Wright, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Hays (67601): Dalton Ray Chrisman, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Erin Deenihan, a Master of Science in Education (mathematics).
Moises Inacio DeLima, a Master of Arts in English (teachers of English for speakers of other languages).
Ryan Paul Engel, a Bachelor of Science in biology (natural resources).
Ian Garofalo, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Kyle David Goldenstein, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Jeremy Michael Hughes, a Master of Business Administration (human resource management).
Cody James Luebbers, a Bachelor of Arts in communication (public relations and advertising).
Yixuan Meng, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Matthew Ryan Morris, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Richard Nelson, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Austin Garrett Palmateer, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (industrial technology).
Gage Andrew Reichert, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Yi Shi, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Brendon Michael Shroyer, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Raegan Leigh Snyder, a Bachelor of General Studies (biological studies).
Relaford Warren Stuart, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Amanda Micaela Urrego, a Bachelor of Arts in art education.
Manuel Urrego, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies.
Ruichun Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Xiaomeng Wang, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Samantha Marie Whisenant, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Tammie Lynn Williams, a Master of Science in Nursing (nursing education).
Zhiyuan Zhang, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Victoria (67671): Clayton Alan Rudman, a Bachelor of Science in technology leadership.

ELLSWORTH
Ellsworth (67439): Kevin Alan Johnston, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (exercise science).
Holyrood (67450): Tanner Jon Dahlke, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Connor Joseph Phelan, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geography).

FINNEY
Garden City (67846): Cody John Alexander, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Sara Lynn Bilberry, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Cody H. Cundiff, a Master of Science in psychology (experimental general).
Casey Wayne Hands, a Master of Liberal Studies (music).
Christopher Michael Johnson, a Master of Professional Studies (music composition).
Juan Jose Munoz, a Bachelor of Social Work.
Steven Michael Purgar, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Connor M. Schultz, a Bachelor of Arts in communication.
Trenton Specht, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Austin Willis Swender, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.

FORD
Bucklin (67834): Janae Esli Powell, a Bachelor of Science in communication sciences and disorders.
Dodge City (67801): Cristabell Citlaly Bernadac, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Lindsay Kay Brull, a Master of Science in education administration.
Daniel Joseph Calvin, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Uriel Campos, a Bachelor of Arts in English (writing).
Justin Lee Gemaehlich, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Cadence L. Keeten, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Jacob J. Kessler, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Kayleen Emilie Million, a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting (public).
Tara Lynn Schraeder, a Master of Business Administration (human resource management).
Alejandra Velez, a Bachelor of Social Work.
Mollea Paige Wainscott, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).

FRANKLIN
Pomona (66076): Stephanie Jo Wilson, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Princeton (66078): Nastasja Diane Bosserman, a Master of Science in speech-language pathology.

GEARY
Junction City (66441): Mariela Andrea Duran, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Edward Michael Pinkelman, a Bachelor of General Studies (justice studies).

GRAY
Montezuma (67867): Jason S. Britt, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.

HARVEY
Newton (67114): Brianne Faith Shores, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in art (studio).

HASKELL
Sublette (67877): Jaqueline Trejo, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in art (interior design).

HODGEMAN
Jetmore (67854): Kelsey Regan Cohoon, a Bachelor of Science in communication sciences and disorders.

JEFFERSON
Meriden (66512): Ashley E. Turpin, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Ozawkie (66070): Clarissa Elaine Cope, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Perry (66073): Caleb Emanuel Denton, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Valley Falls (66088): Kate Brickell, a Master of Science in health and human performance.

JOHNSON
Gardner (66030): Reagan Proctor, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Rebecca Gwynn Reddin, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Leawood (66224): Ashley Baker, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Lenexa (66220): Jeffrey Max Cooper, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Olathe (66061): Michael Nathan Metcalfe, a Master of Professional Studies (criminal justice).
Olathe (66062): Timothy Joseph Jackson, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Charles Ray McDonald, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Christina Denise Regier, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Kevin D. Wiesner, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Overland Park (66213): Ryan Douglas Bartlett, a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry.
Overland Park (66214): Lauren Christine Debaun, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Overland Park (66215): Elizabeth C. Welsh, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Overland Park (66223): Caitlin Denae Murphy, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shawnee (66216): Christopher Eli Mills, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Shawnee (66218): Kathleen Annette Smith, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).

KINGMAN
Cunningham (67035): Mollie Panek, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Kingman (67068): Nathan P. Wilson, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.

KIOWA
Haviland (67059): Jayci Marie Arredondo, a Bachelor of General Studies (networking).

LABETTE
Dennis (67341): Tasia D. Madl, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Parsons (67357): Jeremy Dale Woodworth, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).

LEAVENWORTH
Basehor (66007): Rod Daniel Stallbaumer, a Master of Science in education administration.
Easton (66020): Jamie Christine O’Donnell, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Lansing (66043): Jesse James Peters, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

LINCOLN
Lincoln (67455): Courtney Ruby, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Riggston D. Walter, a Bachelor of Science in biology (natural resources).

LYON
Emporia (66801): Tamara Marie Ehr, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).

MARION
Marion (66861): Kimberly Lynn Kroupa, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Hillsboro (67063): Stephanie Alix Bryant, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

McPHERSON
McPherson (67460): Nimisha H. Patel, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

MEADE
Meade (67864): Eva Earnst, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Taylor Breanna Kroth, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Dana Christine Loewen, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Plains (67869): Ericka Nevarez, a Bachelor of Science in biology (pre-physical therapy).

MIAMI
Paola (66071): Kimberly Dawn Boehm, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Stuart Ross, a Master of Science in special education (gifted).

MITCHELL
Cawker City (67430): Jaden Robert Flower, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.

MONTGOMERY
Coffeyville (67337): Devon Mariel Bryant, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Becky Smith, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

NEMAHA
Seneca (66538): Sheriden Haverkamp, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

NEOSHO
Chanute (66720): Candice Marie Campbell, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).

NORTON
Almena (67622): Allen Ray Brassfield, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).

OSAGE
Osage City (66523): Robert Brenner, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.

OTTAWA
Minneapolis (67467): Lucy Deanna Giles, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (exercise science).
Tarin Alisha Hauck, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).

PAWNEE
Larned (67550): Kristin Lea Geniuk, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Corrine C. Quick, a Bachelor of Science in biology.

PHILLIPS
Phillipsburg (67661): Katherine Ann Grote, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).

POTTAWATOMIE
St. George (66535): Julie Marie Weber, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Wamego (66547): Heather Marie Benton, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Rhea T. Reitmeyer-Littrell, a Master of Liberal Studies (history).

PRATT
Pratt (67124): Thomas Howard Mayberry, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).

RENO
Hutchinson (67501): Lauren Michele Schwindt, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Hutchinson (67502): Ashley Marie Ediger, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Katie Nicole Stucky, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

REPUBLIC
Belleville (66935): Kelby Lee Johnson, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Trenton Kuhlman, a Bachelor of Science in agriculture .
Scandia (66966): Emily Rebecca Nylund, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership studies).

RICE
Chase (67524): James L. Sledd, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Lyons (67554): Kaitlyn Danae McClure, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.

RILEY
Manhattan (66503): Ashley Luvell Alber, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Samantha Joyce Gwinn, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

ROOKS
Plainville (67663): Ashleigh Meredith Mabb, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Stockton (67669): Megan Marie Kennedy, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Amber Shae Brassfield, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).

RUSH
Alexander (67513): Tanner Henry Swartz, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (engineering design).
La Crosse (67548): Sarah Marie Wagner, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in art (interior design).

RUSSELL
Bunker Hill (67626): Mona Erika Goddard, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Lucas (67648): Braden Scott Schultz, a Master of Science in health and human performance.

SALINE
Salina (67401): Chelsie Ann Andrews, a Bachelor of Science in tourism and hospitality management.
Morgan Augusta Bryant, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Michelle Estrada, a Bachelor of Social Work.
Jessica Jean Grant, a Master of Arts in English.
Rachel Louise Guillot, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Amanda Lonez Little, a Master of Arts in English.
Jair Ulises Lopez-Ramos, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Christy L. Rothchild, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Shaelin Dawn Sweet, a Bachelor of Arts in English (writing).

SEDGWICK
Cheney (67025): Tanner Joseph Wulf, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Clearwater (67026): Nancy Jenise Spohr, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Colwich (67030): Chase Aloysius Kear, a Bachelor of Arts in communication (public relations and advertising).
Derby (67037): Misty April Long, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Goddard (67209): Rebecca Jean Phelps, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Haysville (67060): Jennifer Lynn Nicholson, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Park City (67219): Jennifer Marie Peterson, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Valley Center (67147): Jared David Gulledge, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Chelsi B. Sturm, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Viola (67149): Janelle Kaylee Wetta, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Wichita (67203): Garrett Tyler Grier, a Bachelor of Science in health studies.
Chelsea Leah Soetaert, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Wichita (67205): Luke David Broddle, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Michelle Lee Harger-West, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Teressa A. Hays, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Wichita (67207): Lalisa Aesun Coley, a Master of Professional Studies (human resource management).
Wichita (67208): Anna Christine Wagner, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Wichita (67212): Jennifer Lynn Cline, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Caroline K. Fulbright, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Kiron Patterson, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Katherine Rae Wiechman, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Wichita (67214): Andre M. Butler, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership studies).
Wichita (67218): Dieondra Anntwanett Hines, an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Wichita (67220): Amelia Casandra Ballard, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Wichita (67235): Sara Jane Read, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).

SEWARD
Liberal (67901): Maria Guadalupe Cuellar, a Bachelor of Science in biology (pre-occupational therapy).
Kristen Dolen, a Master of Science in education administration.
Crystal Renae Olivarez, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Heather Nicole Olmstead, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).

SHAWNEE
Topeka (66604): Hayley Mariah Lindsey, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Topeka (66605): Courtney N. Smith, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Topeka (66611): Shannon Kettler, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Ronette Larae Oestreich, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Kelsie Shafer, a Master of Science in education administration.
Topeka (66614): Christin Elizabeth Barkemeyer, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Jamie S. Jolicoeur, a Master of Science in Education education administration (higher education).
Diana Lynn Stanfill, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Topeka (66618): Ramsey Ann McCarter, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).

SHERIDAN
Hoxie (67740): Lichelle Kaylene Baar, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Lisa L. Legleiter, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.

SHERMAN
Goodland (67735): Jacob Andrew Schnabel, a Bachelor of Arts in music.

SMITH
Kensington (66951): Joel Robert Struckhoff, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.

STANTON
Johnson (67855): Paul Thomas Fisher, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).

SUMNER
Mulvane (67110): Tiffany King, an Associate of General Studies (psychological studies).

THOMAS
Colby (67701): Luke M. Cox, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Autumn Hoffman, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Rexford (67753): Mindy Sue Christensen, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).

TREGO
WaKeeney (67672): Blake R. Huxman, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.

WABAUNSEE
Alma (66401): Luka Dominique Henderson, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).

WILSON
Fredonia (66736): Allisan Kaye Bennett, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.

WYANDOTTE
Bonner Springs (66012): Bonnie Leigh Rupp, a Master of Science in Education (transition to teaching).
Kansas City (66104): Nikole D. Henson, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Kansas City (66109): Carreen L. Blankenship, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Mykiala Constance Lien, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Brent Michael Osterhaus, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Kansas City (66111): Kristilyn T. Reynolds, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

GRADUATES FROM OTHER STATES and TERRITORIES

ALABAMA
Mobile (36618): Leonda M. Curtis, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

ARIZONA
Fort Grant (85644): Barry Gordon Ward, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Lake Havasu City (86405): Monica Marie Marks, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Phoenix (85018): Justin Mary Gort, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

ARKANSAS
Bentonville (72713): Mariah Elizabeth Cline, an Education Specialist in advanced professional studies (education).
Van Buren (72956): David Flores, an Associate of General Studies (psychological studies).

CALIFORNIA
Chula Vista (91911): Hezekiah Herrera, a Bachelor of Arts in political science.
Concord (94521): Juliana Michele Basil, a Master of Science in education administration.
Death Valley (92328): Christine Louise Sceppe, an Associate of General Studies (geosciences studies).
El Cajon (92019): Christina Nicole Morris, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Highland (92346): Nicole Marie Howes, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Palm Desert (92211): Jacquelyn Lei Amenta, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Paso Robles (93446): Brittany Ellen Gonzalez, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
San Clemente (92672): Bettina Navarro, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).
San Diego (92107): Fabiola SanchezCorona, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
San Jose (95116): Christine A. Basurto, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Sutter Creek (95685): Kylie Ann Ibarra, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Upland (91786): Krystal Marie Safar, a Bachelor of Science in tourism and hospitality management.
Ventura (93003): Jason Patrick Wettekin, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Whittier (90601): Mario Anthony Castro, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Stacey Ann Holcomb, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Yucaipa (92399): Jennifer Ruth Hunt, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Megan Elizabeth Sprang, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

COLORADO
Aurora (80013): Deleon Deon Stephen, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership and a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.
Berthoud (80513): Kaitlyn Nicole Chambers, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Cheyenne Wells (80810): Katie Janessa Pelton, a Bachelor of Science in agricultural business.
Dana Jo Unruh, a Master of Science in education administration.
Colorado Springs (80907): Graham P. Swartzell, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Colorado Springs (80916): Arrianne R. Nieves-Anderson, a Bachelor of Science in general science (biology).
Denver (80247): Megan Black, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Durango (81301): Pavel Dimov Kostadinov, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (computer networking).
Eads (81036): Logan Smith, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Fort Collins (80526): Justin Timothy Hersch, a Bachelor of Science in geosciences (geology).
Grand Junction (81501): McKenzie Lauren Shawcroft, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Grand Junction (81504): Ryan S. Whittington, a Master of Science in education administration.
Greeley (80634): Lance T. Preble, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).
Loveland (80538): Cydney Marie Martin, an Associate of General Studies (massage therapy) and a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance.
Montrose (81403): Jesse Kendig, a Master of Science in education administration.
Thornton (80241): Marisa S. Harrell, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Walsh (81090): Chase T. Mundell, a Bachelor of Science in technology studies (construction management).
Wellington (80549): Dori Floud, a Master of Liberal Studies (health sciences).
Westminster (80234): Alyssa Catherine Gottschalk, a Bachelor of Science in biology (health professions).

CONNECTICUT
Columbia (06237): Matthew James Lane, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Coventry (06238): Wendell Paul Soucy, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Waterbury (06708): Courtney Lynne Finnegan, a Master of Science in psychology (school).

DELAWARE
Middletown (19709): Alison Ann Dunbar, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Wilmington (19808): Rebecca Ashley Emig, a Master of Science in education administration.

FLORIDA
Cocoa Beach (32931): Ginger Renee Dacus, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Everglades (34139): Julie Lynn Hogue, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).
Jacksonville (32223): Robert Byron Baldwin, a Master of Science in Education (JROTC instructor prep).
Jupiter (33478): Ryan Patrick Walker, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).
Largo (33771): Jennifer R. Janusas, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Melbourne (32935): Susan C. Tucker, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Miami Beach (33139): Marcia Annette Swann, a Master of Business Administration.
Naples (34120): Jeanette Lynn Penton, a Bachelor of General Studies (education).
Niceville (32578): Christopher Michael Rhodes, a Bachelor of General Studies (business).
Palm Harbor (34685): Teresa Yvette Norton, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
St. Cloud (34773): Milba Lagares, a Bachelor of General Studies (leadership studies).
Sarasota (34237): Melinda Marton, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Tampa (33619): Deandre R. James, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.

GEORGIA
Canton (30114): Christopher Allen Cheesman, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Columbus (31904): Lakeitha Walker, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Conyers (30094): Jeremy David Williams, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Dacula (30019): Rasheeda Taylor Lake, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Hazlehurst (31539): Dustin John Allen, a Master of Arts in history.
Hephzibah (30815): Ricarla Tamekka Cartledge, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Martinez (30907): Ismail Kaddour-Djebbar, a Master of Professional Studies (public health administration).

ILLINOIS
Algonquin (60102): Nick Adam Krol, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Bloomington (61701): Emma Claire Stroyan, a Bachelor of Science in biology (natural resources).
Bolingbrook (60440): Jason Banks, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).
Carbondale (62901): Alexandra Danielle Scott, a Master of Science in psychology (school).
Chicago (60625): Anna Jacinta Huynh, a Master of Science in special education (high incidence).
Golden (62339): Kasey J. Monroe, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Gurnee (60031): James Gilbert Brink, a Bachelor of General Studies (information networking and telecommunication).
Marion (62959): Blane Andrew Hill, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).
Moline (61265): Carrie D. Lantz, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Naperville (60563): Rhonda Kelley Cavicchioni, a Bachelor of General Studies (general business).
Oak Lawn (60453): Mark Eichenlaub, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
Palatine (60074): Frank Modica, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Rock Island (61201): Nicholas Lane Youngblood, a Master of Science in education administration.
Rockton (61072): Alexandra Gail Solano, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Woodridge (60517): Alicia Solis, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.

IOWA
Pella (50219): Calandria Kay Vink, a Master of Science in health and human performance.

KENTUCKY
Edgewood (41017): Jeffrey T. Justice, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Florence (41042): Shawn Allen Nicholson, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management (human resource management).

MARYLAND
Hughesville (20637): Jennifer Elaine Fenton, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

MICHIGAN
Algonac (48001): Rebekah Jean Sawyer, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.
Detroit (48207): Robert William Davis, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management).
Fenton (48430): Kyle Austin Switala, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Hubbard Lake (49747): Nicholas Wilson, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Quincy (49082): Kimberly Dawn Malcolm, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Saginaw (48602): Kayla Danielle Carruth-Collins, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Swartz Creek (48473): Desiree Verdeaux, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (health informatics).

MISSOURI
Independence (64055): Cordae McKelvy, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
St. Louis (63129): Michael Thomas Deutman, a Master of Professional Studies (criminal justice).

MONTANA
Dillon (64112): Alexandra Joy Brammer, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

NEBRASKA
Alliance (69301): Samantha Brooke Hudson, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Crofton (68730): Thomas Jay Augustin, a Master of Science in psychology (clinical).
Grand Island (68801): Karen Melyza Velado, a Bachelor of Arts in foreign language (spanish).
Lincoln (68516): Hannah L. Jurgens, a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance (recreation and sport management) and a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing.
Louisville (68037): Rebecca Amy Robbins, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Morse Bluff (68648): Samantha Marie Dolezal, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Omaha (68164): Kimberly Ann Mrsny, a Bachelor of General Studies (child development).
Wauneta (69045): Logan D. Bischoff, a Bachelor of Science in biology (pre-occupational therapy).

NEW JERSEY
Haskell (07420): Jennifer Buccola, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

NEW YORK
New York (10019): Jiadan Zang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Ronkonkoma (11779): Humaira A. Razzaque, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management information systems.
Sackets Harbor (13685): Tiffany Rene Stephens, a Master of Science in Education (library specialist).

NORTH CAROLINA
Concord (28027): Jaz Sarriera, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Jacksonville (28540): Raul Cruz Medina, a Bachelor of General Studies (orgnizational leadership).

OHIO
Alliance (44601): Joseph Anthony DeAngelo, a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy.
Ashley (43003): Leah B. Law, a Bachelor of Science in medical diagnostic imaging.
Celina (45822): Haily Brooke Conway, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Columbus (43231): Naima Guled, a Bachelor of Science in information networking and telecommunications (health informatics).
Dayton (45429): Daniel Infante, a Master of Science in Education (English for speakers of other languages).
Liberty Township (45011): Ma Corazon Burgos, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Toronto (43964): Joseph Warren Shimmel, a Master of Science in Education (reading specialist).
West Chester (45069): Alice Purdy BoydDeVillegas, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

OKLAHOMA
Guymon (73942): Ryan Vinluan Corpuz, a Bachelor of General Studies.
Moore (73160): Jonathan Matthew Jacks, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
Moore (73170): Brittany Leann Atkinson, a Bachelor of Science in sociology.
Sallisaw (74955): Maria Christina Sanchez, a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

OREGON
Phoenix (97535): Lindsy Ann Gollihar, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Roseburg (97470): Ariel Shiree Mainz, a Master of Science in education administration.

PENNSYLVANIA
Langhorne (19047): Craig Aaron Meyers, a Master of Science in instructional technology.
New Freedom (17349): Madeline Skinner, a Bachelor of General Studies (human services).
Scottdale (15683): Megan McIntyre, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Shippensburg (17257): Olusegun Adegboyega-Edun, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

SOUTH CAROLINA
Goose Creek (29445): Keron Jarod Taylor, an Associate of General Studies (netwroking information systems).

TENNESSEE
Hendersonville (37075): Delila M. Wuori, an Associate of General Studies (child development).

TEXAS
Houston (77047): Michael Gage Jr., an Associate of General Studies (general business).
Justin (76247): Charles K. Pregler, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).
Katy (77450): Lauren Roberts, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Lindsay Roberts, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Monte Alto (78538): Brittany Warren, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.

UTAH
Beaver (84713): Dianna Jeann Drummond, a Bachelor of Science in business education (corporate communitcation).
Riverdale (84405): Ciara Angelina Rynearson, an Associate of General Studies (education).

VIRGINIA
Ashburn (20147): Jodi Grande, a Master of Science in Education education (higher education student affairs).
Chester (23836): Patrick Oneal Rosier, a Master of Science in Education (JROTC instructor preperation).
Manassas (20109): Latrise Shantele Caison, a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
Manassas (20111): Jeremy Eli Ross, a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice.
Vinton (24179): John Christopher Miller, a Master of Science in health and human performance.

WASHINGTON
Bellevue (98004): Kyle Matthew Highsmith, a Bachelor of General Studies (psychological studies).
Chewelah (99109): Ashley Anne Grubb, a Master of Business Administration (finance).
Dupont (98327): Ayako St.John, an Associate of General Studies (health promotion).
Sammamish (98075): Danielle Marie Southern, a Bachelor of Arts in psychology.

WEST VIRGINIA
Weston (26452): Alexandra Nicole Debar, a Master of Science in instructional technology.

GRADUATES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES

BRAZIL
Lavras: Gilberto Pereira, a Master of Arts in English (teachers of English for speakers of other languages).

CANADA
Brampton: Everett Mwiswa Wakoli, a Master of Business Administration.
Nanaimo: William F. McWhinnie, a Master of Science in health and human performance.
Vancouver: James D. Murphy, a Master of Professional Studies (web development).
Windsor: Brian D. McLaughlin, a Master of Professional Studies (organizational leadership).

CHINA
Luoyang: Jiawei Chen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shenyang: Zhenxuan Cao, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yuan Chai, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Siqiao Chen, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yixu Ding, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Zhengtao Dong, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Boya Feng, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Lu Gao, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Bin Geng, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Zhengyang Guo, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Yiduo Hai, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Xiaopeng Han, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Wenxin Hong, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yirong Hong, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Wen Hou, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Danyang Hu, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Quanyi Hu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jingye Huang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Ruying Huo, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Mingxuan Jiang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Yueyan Jin, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Anran Li, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Siyuan Li, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Wanling Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Xiaojing Li, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yingchengyi Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Yuhao Lian, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Chunyang Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Hanlin Liu, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Jiaxin Liu, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Jiaxin Mi, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yutong Ning, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Aidi Peng, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Zhenzhen Peng, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Kaitian Shi, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Da Song, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Hongsheng Sun, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Xingzhi Tan, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yizhou Tong, a Master of Liberal Studies (international enterprise leadership).
Bo Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Dongpeng Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Haocheng Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
He Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Siyuan Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Xiaojie Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Xinyi Wang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Xuemo Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yan Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Zeyu Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Zhen Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Zhiyu Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Zichong Wang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yiding Wen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Chenyang Xiao, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Weinan Xing, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Fengyi Xiu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Ziyu Yang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Sainan Yuan, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Chi Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Honglian Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Lizhe Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Mengtian Zhang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Qiming Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Xinyuan Zhang, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Shaohang Zheng, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Yuchen Zhou, a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership.
Wenjing Zhu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shenzhen: Xiaojia Qu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in international business and economics.
Xinzheng: Zequn An, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Liuyang Bi, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yijia Cai, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yuan Cao, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yu Chang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Guanxu Chen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Ming Chen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Pei’ang Chen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xue Chen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yanan Chen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yang Chen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Zhengdi Chen, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Bing Cheng, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiaonan Du, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiaoxi Du, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Di Fan, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Mengke Fan, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Fangfang Feng, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kaijie Feng, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiang Gao, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Baiyou Gong, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Bingkun Gong, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Deliang Guo, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yinan Guo, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Shuo Han, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Chongwu He, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Tianhao He, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Zhengguang He, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Pengfei Hou, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiaoning Hou, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yueqing Hou, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Baowei Hu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yujia Hu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Shixiang Huang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Zhaoqi Huang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yan Huo, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zhuohan Jiang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Xiangdong Jiao, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xu Jing, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Bo Lei, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Beiru Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Bing Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Gengjin Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Hanghang Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jing Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jingwen Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Junjun Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Kunhao Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Lin Li, a Bachelor of Arts in global business English.
Ling Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Peijuan Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Pengsong Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Sijia Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yueying Li, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zijin Li, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Fang Lian, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiyang Liang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Bingliang Liu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chenfeng Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Di Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Huijie Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Lei Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Tong Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xiaowei Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xin Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yu Liu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zhijie Liu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Ping Luo, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yiming Luo, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Ying Lv, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Hongyun Ma, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Xinjian Ma, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yanan Ma, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jiaojiao Pan, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Guangyu Qin, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Hanlin Qin, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Pengxiang Qu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Chenghao Shang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Haoyin Shi, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Qiang Shi, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Rongze Shi, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yingjie Shi, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yuanyuan Shu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yuhao Song, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yifei Sun, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Qingyang Tang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jingyuan Tie, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Peigen Tong, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Baolei Wang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Chao Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Haoyu Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jinxiang Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Liangkai Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Meng Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Shuaihui Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Wanting Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yiheng Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yuan Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zichun Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zihao Wang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yadi Wen, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Mengwei Wu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Bo Xia, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Yufei Xiang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Lingling Xie, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Qing Xie, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zheyuan Xing, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Caijia Xu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jiahao Xu, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Jialei Xu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yiran Xu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Liming Xue, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Zhenji Yan, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Muqing Yang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yongkang Yang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Can Yin, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Haomiao Yu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Jixu Yu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Yaodong Yu, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Shuai Yuan, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Tan Zeng, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Hanyu Zhai, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Bo Zhang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Bowen Zhang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
Fengge Zhang, a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership.
Geng Zhang, a Bachelor of Business Administration in management.
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Kansas man accused of sending nude photo of girlfriend

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RENO COUNTY — A Kansas man remains jailed for allegedly sending a text message that contained a nude photo of his girlfriend.

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Derek Stevens, 30, Hutchinson, is charged with breach of privacy for the illicit photo.

In court Monday, he stated he didn’t send the photo of his girlfriend on purpose and that he tried to delete it. 

The girlfriend called police Sunday  and reported she did not give him permission to send the photo.

Stevens is also jailed for a warrant from Harvey County for a charge of being in possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. He is being held on a $14,000 and is scheduled to be back in court for the Reno County case Sept. 17. 

Stevens has prior convictions for the sale of drugs and contributing to a child’s misconduct for a case in Lyon County and violation of the offender registration act for a case in Shawnee County.

Warm, windy Tuesday

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Today Sunny, with a high near 84. Breezy, with a south wind 8 to 13 mph increasing to 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon.

Tonight Clear, with a low around 61. South southeast wind 9 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.

Wednesday Sunny, with a high near 84. Breezy, with a south wind 11 to 16 mph increasing to 17 to 22 mph in the afternoon.

Wednesday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 67. Breezy, with a south southeast wind 14 to 21 mph.

Thursday Sunny, with a high near 88. Breezy, with a south wind 15 to 22 mph.

Thursday NightClear, with a low around 67. Breezy.

FridaySunny, with a high near 89.

Fort Riley marks 17th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

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FORT RILEY —The 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley host a 9/11 commemoration ceremony Tuesday, Sept. 11 at 10 a.m. at the Global War on Terrorism monument, which is located on the east side of Cavalry Parade Field, according to a media release from Kirk Hutchinson, Public Affairs Specialist.

Global War on Terrorism monument photo courtesy Fort Riley First Infantry Division

The monument is a small replica of the World Trade Center Twin Towers on a Pentagon-shaped base. It bears the names of Fort Riley Soldiers who have given their lives in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Col. Stephen Shrader, Fort Riley Garrison Commander, will speak at the event, which includes a wreath-laying, a three-round salute fired by an honor guard and “Taps” and other musical selections performed by the 1st Infantry Division Band. First responders from Junction City and Manhattan will join Fort Riley Directorate of Emergency Services professionals in the commemoration.

The public is welcome to attend this ceremony. Visitors who don’t have a Department of Defense ID card should go to First Infantry web site and click on the yellow “Accessing Fort Riley” tab at the bottom of the page forinstallation entry requirements.

Active-duty military, their family members 18 years of age and older, military retirees and Federal civilian employees may vouch for up to seven of their passengers under the recently-announced Trusted Traveler Pilot Program.

New anti-human trafficking program manager for Kansas announced

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Kansas Human Trafficking Program Manager Kent Bauman

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TOPEKA – Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) Secretary Gina Meier-Hummel is pleased to announce Kent Bauman as the Human Trafficking Program Manager. This is a new position created to help coordinate Anti-Human Trafficking efforts across the state.

Prior to serving the agency, Bauman served at the Wichita Police Department, where he had been employed since 1987. Most recently, he was assigned to the Exploited and Missing Children Unit (EMCU). While at the EMCU, he regularly partnered with DCF to investigate cases of missing children, runaways, human trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC). Since 2006, Bauman was involved in the investigation of more than 200 CSEC cases, and he was the first investigator to charge and convict a human trafficker in the state of Kansas.

“Kent has extensive knowledge about human trafficking and we are excited and grateful to have him at the agency,” said Secretary Meier-Hummel. “We purposefully created this position because we wanted to strengthen DCF’s approach to preventing human trafficking, and I believe Kent’s impressive background will serve him well as he leads DCF anti-human trafficking efforts across the state.”

In addition to serving as the Human Trafficking Program Manager, Bauman will also dually serve as the DCF Law Enforcement liaison, to help improve communication and collaboration between the agency and local law enforcement.

Bauman has a bachelor’s degree in Education from Southwest Baptist University.

“I look forward to working with law enforcement, local community partners and other state agencies to help improve DCF Anti-Human Trafficking efforts in Kansas,” said Bauman. “Trafficking survivors are some of our most vulnerable Kansans, and I am humbled to serve them in this new capacity at DCF. Secretary Meier-Hummel has made preventing human trafficking one of her top priorities, and I am excited to work alongside her in this effort.”

DCF partners with local law enforcement and other state agencies to address human trafficking in Kansas. DCF is statutorily required to conduct an initial assessment of children/youth whom law enforcement reasonably believes are victims of human trafficking to determine “safety, appropriate and timely placement and appropriate services to meet the immediate needs of the child.”

If you believe you are a victim of human trafficking or may have information about a possible trafficking situation:

  • Call 911 if there is risk of immediate harm
  • Contact the National Human Trafficking hotline: 1-888-373-7888 Or text “befree” at (233733)
  • If the possible human trafficking victim is a minor, also call the Kansas Protection Report Center (KPRC) at 1-800-922-5330.

Mexican man arrested in Kan. hid heroin in fire extinguisher

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WICHITA, KAN. – A Mexican man who was arrested in Kansas with 4.5 pounds of heroin was sentenced Monday to 41 months in federal prison, according to U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister

Garcia-Matinez-photo Geary Co.

Elesvan Garcia-Matinez, 26, pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to distribute heroin.

In his plea, he admitted the Geary County Sheriff’s Office stopped his car on I-70 in Geary County.

In the trunk, they found a modified fire extinguisher containing about 4.5 pounds of heroin.

 

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