Nontraditional students reach Pinnacle

Thursday, May 3rd, 2007

A hearty group of our students are among those recently inducted into Kansas State University’s chapter of the Pinnacle Honor Society for nontraditional students who are juniors or above and have at least a 3.0 grade point average.

Several are part of the distance education program. They participated in a “virtual ceremony.”

CHE students are:

Natasha Hardcastle, senior in early childhood education,
Hoisington; Maria Cunningham, senior in dietetics, Junction City; Cheryl Bouray, senior in family studies and human, Manhattan; Erin Dittman, junior in family studies and human services, Manhattan; Karla Givens, senior in family studies and human services, Manhattan; Serina Sutterlin, senior in family studies and human services, Manhattan; Georganne Wilcox White, senior in interior design, Manhattan; Ronnie Adkins, junior in family studies and human services, St. George; Rebecca Hintz, senior in dietetics, Topeka; David G. Snodgrass, junior in dietetics, Wichita; Vibeke Borgia, senior in dietetics, Norwalk, Conn.; Jamie Rasmussen, senior in dietetics, Fort Meade, Md.; Christine Krimmer, senior in dietetics, Milwaukee, Wis.; Debra Hofer, senior in dietetics, Cedar; and Maria Cunningham, senior in dietetics, Junction City.

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