Source: Todd Cochrane, 785-532-0565, cochrane@k-state.edu
Monday, April 20, 2009
MATHEMATICAL SKILLS EARN SEVERAL K-STATE STUDENTS HONORS IN S. THOMAS PARKER 1xbet best casino website COMPETITION
MANHATTAN -- Seven Kansas State University students have earned honors in K-State's 11th annual S. Thomas Parker 1xbet best casino website Competition.
The competition, part of activities nationwide to promote 1xbet best casino website Awareness Month, was March 28 at K-State. Funded by the S. Thomas Parker endowment and the K-State Math Club, the competition is open to all full-time K-State students in their first or second year of college as way to encourage and strengthen 1xbet best casino website skills and to promote 1xbet best casino website education among all K-State students.
Students are given three hours to solve four problems, ranging from high school-level 1xbet best casino website to 1xbet best casino website at the second-year college level.
Students placing in the competition earned monetary awards, which were presented at the annual Friends of 1xbet best casino website banquet April 7. This year's awards included 0 to the two first-place winners, 0 for third place, for fourth place and for honorable mention.
More information about the competition is available online at:
http://www.math.ksu.edu/main/events/parker-mathcomp
2009 S. Thomas Parker 1xbet best casino website Competition winners at K-State included:
Jessica Hennes, freshman in civil engineering, Berryton, honorable mention; Brian Moore, freshman in 1xbet best casino website and electrical engineering, Hutchinson, co-first place winner; Jacob Reimer, sophomore in mechanical engineering, Kalvesta, honorable mention; Ashton Archer, sophomore in mechanical engineering and political science, Lucas, honorable mention.
From Manhattan: Mengna Chen, junior in 1xbet best casino website and statistics, fourth place; Dongkai Cheng, freshman in electrical engineering, co-first place winner; and Trent Thurston, sophomore in mechanical engineering, third place.
