Scholars
Udall SCHOLARSHIP
The Udall Scholarship provides $5,000 for students preparing for careers related to the environment or for students interested in Native American health care or tribal public policy. K-State is second among all public four-year colleges in America and fourth overall in Udall scholars since the program began in 1996.
2009
Andrew McGowan, agronomy, Prairie Village
2008
Iris Wilson, geography and natural resources/environmental sciences, Manhattan
Nicholas Long, architectural engineering, Topeka
2007
Brad Lutz, electrical and computer engineering, Andover
Ella Todd, marketing, Manhattan
Sally Maddock, architecture and natural resources/environmental sciences, Lakewood, Colorado (honorable mention)
2006
Matt King, political science and natural resources/environmental sciences, Wichita
Adrienne Stolwyk, architecture, Liberty, Missouri
Matt Woerman, mechanical engineering and natural resources/environmental sciences, Topeka
Sally Maddock, architecture and natural resources/environmental sciences, Lakewood, Colorado (honorable mention)
Mark Ruzicka, landscape architecture and natural resources/environmental sciences, Springfield, Missouri (honorable mention)
2005
Trisha Culbertson, biological and agricultural engineering, New Strawn
Mark Ruzicka, landscape architecture, Springfield, Missouri (honorable mention)
2004
Judd Patterson, biology and natural resources/environmental sciences, Salina (honorable mention)
2003
Trisha Culbertson, biological and agricultural engineering, Burlington (honorable mention)
2002
Diana Sjogren, marketing and international business, Wichita (honorable mention)
Catherine Cleavinger, architecture, Leavenworth (honorable mention)
2001
Dawn Dechand, biological and agricultural engineering and natural resources/environmental sciences, Topeka
2000
Steven Briggeman, agricultural technology management and natural resources/environmental sciences, Iuka
Ben Champion, biology, chemistry, and natural resources/environmental sciences, Olathe
Dawn Dechand, biological and agricultural engineering-environmental and natural resources/environmental sciences, Topeka
1999
Sarah Glaser, biology and natural resources/environmental sciences, Emporia
Jennifer Wright, biology and agricultural engineering, Lakin
Steven Allen, chemical engineering, Overland Park
Stacy Meredith, geography, political science, and natural resources/environmental sciences, Papillion, Nebraska
1997
Nathan Nelson, agronomy, Manhattan
Kevin Stamm, biological and agricultural engineering and natural resources/environmental sciences, Washington
1996
Stefanie Ann Huff, biology, Omaha, Nebraska
Steve L. McGinnis, environmental engineering, Matfield Green