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2017 Student Achievements

• Driven to succeed: Civil engineering student receives Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship.
  
  
• Doctoral student selected for prestigious MIT fellows program.
  
  
• Sealing the deal: Sales Cats win International Collegiate Sales Competition.
  
  
• Global Wildcat: Student from Manhattan recipient of Gilman scholarship for study abroad.
  
  
• Still the champs: For the ninth year in a row, K-State wins crops team championship.
  
  
• Outstanding scholars: American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy names six graduate students fellows.
  
  
• Rising research star: Doctoral student Haider Almkhelfe earns top prize for his research from American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
  
  

• Well-played: K-State Saxophone Quartet earns first place in the Music Teachers National Association Collegiate Chamber Music Competition.

• Oh, the places they'll go: Two students receive prestigious Gilman scholarships for education abroad.
  
  
• Double accomplishment: Kansas State Polytechnic senior lands back-to-back internships with NASA.
  
  
• Poster pinnacle: Physics doctoral student Derrek Wilson wins top poster prize at national conference.
  
  

• Elite honor: Doctoral student Tracee Watkins, human ecology, a 2017 James Beard Foundation National Scholar.

• Select internship: Corey Miller, master's student in public health, serves summer internship with National Institutes of Health through a select NIH fellowship.

• Perfect poster: Doctoral student in applied family science selected as the 2017 Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education's Outstanding Symposium Poster award winner.

• Veterinary excellence: Three College of Veterinary Medicine students among 18 winners nationally of $5,000 scholarships from Merck Animal Health.

• From the Little Apple to the Big Apple: Two 1xbet online sports bettingjournalism and mass communications students selected for the 2017 International Radio and Television Society Multicultural Career Workshop in New York City.

• Select invitation: Physics doctoral student invited by Department of Defense to be featured speaker at the inaugural Science, Technology, and Innovation Exchange event.

• Select honor: Six K-State pre-med students named 2017 Scholars in Rural Health.

• Planning for success: Personal financial planning student receives TD Ameritrade scholarship.

• Scholar in bloom: Horticulture student Megan Haresnape named Perennial Plant Association scholar.

• Green thumbs up: Business student receives Lawn & Landscape scholarship.

• Write stuff: Veterinary students place in national essay contest.

• Making the case: MBA student member of winning team in 2017 X-Culture Symposia Human Resources Case Competition.

• Research honor: Molly Bassette selected for Amgen Scholars Program.

• Soaking up success: Fountain Wars team takes third in international competition.
  
  
• Award-winning researcher: Hospitality management doctoral candidate receives 2017 School Nutrition Showcase Award Winner for Research at the School Nutrition Association annual conference.
  
  

• Faculty, grad students earn honors from American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineering.

• Reserve national champs: K-State team excels at Academic Quadrathlon.
  
  
• Service salute: Two K-State students among military wives earn special national scholarship.
  
  
• Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellow: Sierra Lekie to use honor toward foreign service career.
  
  
• Great place to land: Kansas State Polytechnic team takes second in national airport design competition.
  
  
• Start of something big: Computer science students win at Kansas City Startup Weekend.
  
  
• Plan for success: Personal financial planning students earn honors.
  
  
• Select recipients: Biology students earn research grants from Histochemical Society.
  
  
• Oh, the places they'll go: Five students receive U.S. Department of State's Gilman scholarship for study abroad.
  
  
• Reeling in another big one: K-State Fishing Team national champs again.
  
  
• For engineering excellence: Civil engineering student receives SMART scholarship from U.S. Department of Defense.
  
  
• Pulling their weight: For 19th time in last 20 years, a K-State quarter-scale tractor team places in top three of international competition.
  
  
• Going viral: Biology student receives national fellowship from the American Society of Microbiology for her baculovirus research.
  
  
• Smart planners: SMART Cats Team one of five finalists in American Planning Association's Smart Cities Student Competition.
  
  
• Global potential: K-State student named a Cargill Global Scholar.
  
  
• Future promise recognized: Mechanical engineering student receives 2017 Praxair Engineers of Tomorrow Scholarship.

• Standout student: Veterinary medicine student only recipient of Oxbow Animal Health's veterinary degree scholarship.

• Udall scholar: Amber Berg one of 50 students in U.S. to earn Udall Scholarship; Jael 1xbet best casino websiteWhitney earns second honorable mention nod.
  
  
• Leading the future: K-State's Nathan McClain one of 10 students in U.S. to be named 2017 Cargill Global Scholar.
  
  
• For a future in foreign service: Sierra Lekie receives Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship with the U.S. State Department.
  
  
• Soil sensations: Soil Judging Team digs up second-place national finish.
  
  
• Career boost: Veterinary medicine student earns scholarship for her interest in becoming zoo/aquarium veterinarian.
  
  
• National winners: American Kinesiology Association recognizes three K-State students with national awards.
  
  
• Fulbright experience: Nathan Dowell selected by Fulbright Commission for Durham University Summer Institute in U.K.
  
  
• Reigning champs: Interdisciplinary student team wins EPA's Campus RainWorks Challenge.
  
  
• Outstanding researchers: Five graduate students, two alumni receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships.
  
  
• Talented with turbines: Wildcat Wind Power team takes second in wind turbine competition.
  
  
• Feeding the future: Three graduate students selected for U.S. Borlaug Summer Institute on Global Food Security.
  
  
• A new kind of racer: Polytechnic student selected for inaugural drone racing competition.
  
  
• Scholar excellence: Vaithish Velazhahan is K-State's newest Goldwater scholar; three other students receive honorable mention.
  
  
• Making meat of the competition: K-State wins national meat animal evaluation team crown.
  
  
• Prestigious honor: Plant pathology doctoral student is one 1xbet sports betting10 national recipients of the Phi Kappa Phi Dissertation Fellowship.
  
  
• Cyber superstars: Cyber Defense Team wins second in national competition.
  
  
• Top teacher: Doctoral student in psychological sciences is fifth student from K-State to win the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools Excellence in Teaching Award since 2011.
  
  
• This team means business: K-State MBA team takes second in Big 12 MBA Case Competition.
  
  
• Research recognized: Josh Smith, doctoral student in kinesiology, recipient of the Charles M. Tipton Student Research Award from the American College of Sports Medicine.
  
  
• Select scholarship: Veterinary student one of five in nation to earn $5,000 American Association of Swine Veterinarians Foundation/Merck Animal Health Veterinary Student Scholarship.
  
  
• Ruling the airwaves: K-State students earn honors from Kansas Association of Broadcasters.
  
  
• Select honor: Agronomy doctoral student selected as one of 13 students in the Caminos Thesis Competition in Food and Agricultural Sciences as a U.S. Department of Agriculture fellow.
  
  
• Recognized for service: K-State's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America named "most charitable."
  
  
• Defining excellence: Black Student Union best in big 12 for ninth time in last 12 years.
  
  
• Salute for excellence: K-State Air Force ROTC cadets earn 100 percent selection rate.
  
  
• Paper perfection: Personal financial planning faculty member, student earn best paper award.
  
  
• Researcher, doctoral student receive federal fellowships to study grain crops, 1xbet sports bettingdairy production strategies.
  
  
• Leading the way: Tiffany Carter, doctoral student in agronomy, and Carlos Flores, senior in agricultural economics, are 2017 USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum Student Diversity Program winners.
  
  
• Building success: K-State's chapter of Associated General Contractors is best in nation.
  
  
• National scholars: Two architectural engineering students receive national ASHRAE scholarships.
  
  
• Two in a row: K-State Forage Bowl Team claims second straight national championship.
  
  
• Video victory: Mass communications student wins grand prize in the 2016 Biotech University reporting contest, a $2,500 academic scholarship.
  
  
• Senior honorary excellence: K-State Blue Key member Caitlyn Webb receives national Gregory Lee Smith Exemplary Blue Key Member Award and Scholarship.
  
  
• Gilman winners: Three K-State students earn Gilman scholarships to study abroad.
  
  
• Bridge to success: Junior in English receives Bridging Scholarship to Japan from the American Association of Teaches of Japanese.