Local man wins award at vet school
Local man wins award at vet school
By: Courtesy of Kansas State University
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Posted by editor Tue Nov 30, 1999 00:00:00 PST
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0 responses 0 comments The College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas Sate University recognized its outgoing seniors on April 21 at the annual honors banquet. More than $90,000 in scholarships were presented to members of the class of 2006.
The scholarships and awards recognized those who have achieved in academics, leadership and specialty areas of study while in veterinary school. Many of the scholarships were established in memory of deceased veterinary students and alumni.
“It’s also a time for the scholarship donors to meet the recipients, which is always nice,” said Ronnie Elmore, associate dean of academic affairs for the college. “The donors appreciate meeting the students who will benefit from their sponsorship.”
Several representatives from pharmaceutical companies that have established scholarships at K-State also were on hand to present their company recognitions.
“This year’s senior class is a fantastic group,” Elmore said. “They’ve excelled and will be extraordinary veterans.”
Joshua Freng of Tehachapi won the Gentle Doctor Award.
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