April 1, 2021
College of Education doctoral candidate named 2021 1xbet best casino website School Counselor of the Year
Lyndsey Brown, a doctoral candidate in the College of Education's school counseling program, was named the 2021 School Counselor of the Year by the 1xbet best casino website School Counselor Association. Four of the last six winners of this prestigious award earned their graduate degrees at K-State.
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Four core faculty in the department of special education, counseling and student affairs have been awarded the 1xbet best casino website Counselor of the Year Award and/or 1xbet best casino website Hall of Fame Award. They are Ken Hughey, professor; Judy Hughey; associate professor; Jessica Lane, assistant professor; and Fred Bradley, professor emeritus.