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News release prepared by: Katie Mayes, 785-532-6415, kmayes@k-state.edu
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008 K-State Commencement
K-STATE STUDENTS TO PERFORM, SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES DEC. 12 AND 13
MANHATTAN -- The talents of several Kansas State University students will be on display during commencement ceremonies Dec. 12 and 13.
K-State students speaking or performing include:
Ben Tryon, senior in chemical engineering, Hiawatha, will give the student address for the College of Engineering.
Karissa Dorleus, senior in communication sciences and disorders, Junction City, will deliver the reflections address for the College of Human Ecology.
Laura Romig, junior in dietetics, Leavenworth, will play the processional and recessional for the College of Agriculture and the College of Business Administration.
Alia Collingwood, senior in horticulture, Manhattan, will sing the national anthem for the College of Agriculture.
Bryan Pinkall, graduate student in music, Manhattan, will sing the national anthem for the College of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School and the College of Human Ecology.
Mai Shibahara, graduate student in music, Manhattan, will sing the national anthem for the College of Education.
Molly Kuhlman, senior in bakery science and management, Ness City, will give the graduate address for the College of Agriculture.
Steven Anderson, senior in mechanical engineering, Overland Park, will sing the national anthem and lead his classmates in the alma mater for the College of Engineering.
Jon McLelland, sophomore in professional pilot, Salina, and student body president at K-State at Salina, will give student remarks and act as student marshal for K-State at Salina.
Hannah Penner, senior in marketing, Wichita, will give the student remarks for College of Business Administration.
Magan Harrell, senior in elementary education, Fort Pierce, Fla., will deliver the reflections address for the College of Education.
