Udall Undergraduate Scholarship
The $7,000 Udall scholarship honors former Congressman Morris K. Udall of Arizona. It is open to college sophomores or juniors preparing for careers related to the environment or to Native American health care or tribal public policy, causes championed by Udall.
2020 Brett LaFleur, Omaha, Nebraska (hon. mention)
2019 MacKenzie Cline, Lincoln, Nebraska (hon. mention)
2019 Prerona Kundu, Lawrence (hon. mention)
2017 Amber Berg, Centertown, Missouri
2017 Jael Whitney, Overland Park (hon. mention)
2016 Jael Whitney, Overland Park (hon. mention)
2013 Kaitlin Morgan, Deefield (hon. mention)
2013 Barret Wellemeyer, Derby (hon. mention)
2011 Rachel Hoppins, Wichita
2011 DeeAnn-Rose Turpin, Leavenworth (hon. mention)
2011 Mark Sowers, Spring Hill (hon. mention)
2009 Andrew McGowan, Prairie Village
2008 Nicholas Long, Topeka
2008 Iris Wilson, Manhattan
2007 Brad Lutz, Andover
2007 Ella Todd, Manhattan
2007 Sally Maddock, Lakewood, Colorado (hon. mention)
2006 Matthew King, Wichita
2006 Adrienne Stolwyk, Liberty, Missouri
2006 Matt Woerman, Topeka
2006 Sally Maddock, Lakewood, Colorado (hon. mention)
2006 Mark Ruzicka, Springfield, Missouri (hon. mention)
2005 Trisha Culbertson, New Strawn
2005 Mark Ruzicka, Springfield, Missouri (hon. mention)
2004 Judd Patterson, Salina (hon. mention)
2002 Cathrine "Kati" Cleavinger, Leavenworth (hon. mention)
2002 Diana Sjogren, Wichita (hon. mention)
2001 Dawn Dechand, Topeka
2000 Steven M. Briggeman, Iuka
2000 Ben Champion, Olathe
2000 Dawn Dechand, Topeka
1999 Steven Alley, Overland Park
1999 Sarah Glaser, Emporia
1999 Stacy Meredith, Papillion, Nebraska
1999 Jennifer Wright, Lakin
1997 Nathan Nelson, Manhattan
1997 Kevin Stamm, Washington
1996 Stefanie Ann Huff, Omaha, Nebraska
1996 Steve L. McGinnis, Matfield Green
