K-State students receive research scholarships from the College of Arts and Sciences
Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024
MANHATTAN — Thirty-six undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences at Kansas State University are receiving research awards from the college for spring 2024. Award recipients will complete faculty-mentored, semester-long research projects and receive ,000 scholarships.
Undergraduate students enrolled full time in any major in the college are eligible for the research awards, which are offered each spring, summer and fall semester. Applications for summer and fall 2024 are due March 1 and May 1, respectively.
More information about the award program and how to apply is on the college's Student Research and Creative Inquiry Opportunities webpage. The college is committed to providing a research opportunity to every Arts and Sciences student who wants one.
The following students received College of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Awards for spring 2024:
Anastasia Meyer, senior in biology, Andale, 1xbet online casino Katsura Asano, biology; Chase Keesling, senior in music education, Chase, 1xbet online casino Steven Maxwell, music; Emily Reed, freshman in music education, Derby, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; and Tyler Schmalzried, senior in communication studies and social transformation studies, Dighton, 1xbet online casino Valerie Padilla Carroll, social transformation studies.
FromDodge City: Olivia Buddy, freshman in advertising and public relations, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; and America Zarate, freshman in biology, 1xbet online casino Ruth Welti, biology.
Halle Ness, senior in psychology, Goddard, 1xbet online casino Maria Diehl, psychological sciences; Thaddaeus Blakley, sophomore in fisheries, wildlife, conservation, and environmental biology, 1xbet online casino Valerie Padilla Carroll, social transformation studies, and Abbie Bryan, sophomore in biology, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance, both from Hutchinson.
From Manhattan: Emily Ashmore, sophomore in open option, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; Ivy Auletti, senior in psychology, 1xbet online casino Maria Diehl, psychological sciences; and Nada Raef, sophomore in microbiology, 1xbet online casino Vanessa Ante, biology.
Samuel Wasmer, junior in English, Olathe, 1xbet online casino Greg Eiselein, English.
From OverlandPark: Sylvia Fritz, senior in biology, 1xbet online casino Ben McCloskey, modern languages and history; Parris Martin, freshman in psychology, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; Cole Mueller, senior in mathematics and computer engineering, 1xbet online casino Ben McCloskey, modern languages and history; Alli Stanton, junior in fisheries, wildlife, conservation, and environmental biology, 1xbet online casino Alice Boyle, biology; and Lindsey Wilson, senior in psychology, 1xbet online casino Lester Loschky, psychological sciences.
Lindsey Edwards, senior in theatre, 1xbet online casino Jerry Jay Cranford, theatre; and Megan Freeman, junior in biology, 1xbet online casino Katsura Asano, biology, both from Shawnee.
McKenna Moten, junior in theatre, Topeka, 1xbet online casino David Mackay, theatre; and Annika Wiebers, senior in agricultural communications and dance, Wamego, 1xbet online casino Kate Digby, dance.
Gloria Gibler, senior in biology, 1xbet online casino Alice Boyle, biology, and Austin Schultz, junior in sports news and journalism, 1xbet online casino Valerie Padilla Carroll, social transformation studies, both from Wichita.
From out of state: Vinny Sun, sophomore in mathematics, Champaign, Illinois, 1xbet online casino Pietro Poggi-Corradini, mathematics; Natalie McPherson, junior in social transformation studies, Mount Prospect, Illinois, 1xbet online casino Valerie Padilla Carroll, social transformation studies; Jacob Morgan, senior in music performance, Iowa City, Iowa, 1xbet online casino Kurt Gartner, music; Trinity Cambron, freshman in kinesiology and dance, Lee's Summit, Missouri, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; Tyler Bolz, senior in integrated computer science, Kansas City, Missouri, advised by Elli Archer, integrated computer science; Micah Hensley, freshman in elementary education and dance, Kingston, Missouri, 1xbet online casino Julie Pentz, dance; Capri Hellwig, junior in psychology, Aberdeen, South Dakota, 1xbet online casino Maria Diehl, psychological sciences; Jonathan Ulmer, junior in biochemistry, Hampton, Virginia, 1xbet online casino Katsura Asano, biology; and Ginger Harris, senior in theatre, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 1xbet online casino Ben Stark, theatre.
From out of country: Zanri Pieterse, senior in biology, Madibeng, South Africa, 1xbet online casino Ruth Welti, biology.
