Admissions representatives
Bill Disberger
Email:kstate15@k-state.edu
Phone: 1-800-432-8270
My territory
I work with transfer students from Central and Western KS, OK, TX and western states
Call today to schedule your campus visit and get a glimpse of the K-State experience. We hope to welcome you soon as the newest member of our Wildcat family!
Fast facts
My degree: I graduated with bachelor's degrees in animal science and agricultural education. I also have a master's in secondary education.
My hometown: Council Grove, KS
College activities: Ag Reps/Ambassadors, Block & Bridle, Ag Ed Club, Livestock Judging Team
About me
I love K-State sports. But in my free time I enjoy golfing, traveling, and I judge livestock shows all over the country.
Learn more about Bill
Why I chose K-State
The faculty and staff. The day I got to meet my advisor Miles McKee.
How K-State is different from other schools
The personal touch and investment that you receive from everyone at the university
is so special to K-State.
Where I take out-of-town guests
Colbert Hills
My favorite college memory
The friends that I made.
Advice I wish I'd gotten for college
Stay ahead and don't try to catch up.
How does K-State add to the value of a higher education?
The major emphasis of obtaining a degree in higher education comes from the fact
that you make yourself a better person through the experiences you go through and
this can allow you to have more value to society and in the end make a better life
for yourself. The unique combination of research opportunities, industry connections,
internship possibilities and activities will greatly enhance your experience at K-State.
Best tip for getting involved
Don't be afraid to try something new. There are so many organizations that until
you try them out you won't know which ones fit your personality.
How to prepare for tests and projects
Maintain consistent study habits. Don't cram.
The roommate debate
Lay down rules and regulations of the house in the beginning. Talk out any problems
that arise. Don't avoid them.
TV show I could watch a marathon of
"Two and a Half Men"
