2021 Student Achievements
• World champs: K-State Sales Team wins 2021 World Cup of Sales.
• Reserch recognition: Family science doctoral student earn best student paper award from National Council on Family Relations.
• Adds up to a high finish: Financial planning team takes second in national competition.
• Elite fellowships: Agronomy doctoral student named Encompass fellow, while veterinary student earns NBAF Training Program fellowship.
• Top student publications, media: Collegian Media Group earns multiple honors at national convention.
• Prize pair: Mechanical engineering Professor Gurpreet Singh and graduate student Shakir Bin Mujib earn 2021 Nanomaterials and Energy Prize from Institution of Civil Engineers.
• Online scholar: National continuing education association recognizes K-State student Linda Wilson with regional outstanding student award.
• 'Sales-sational' team: Sales Team sweeps Challenger Sales Institute Challenge.
• Designed win: Interior design team takes second in national video competition.
• Select honor: Geology graduate student earns Geological Society of America grant for geology outreach event for middle school, high school students.
• Inaugural scholar: Fourth-year veterinary students earns new Aurora Pharmaceutical scholarship.
• Scholar speaker: Construction science senior invited speaker at national conference.
• By design: Fashion studies student, faculty member earn top poster award.
• Twice the excellence: Landscape architecture student earns two prestigious scholarships from Landscape Architecture Foundation.
• For the bright: K-State selected for certified lighting intern program.
• Going places: Seven K-State students offered Gilman scholarships for education abroad.
• Top scholar: Entomology doctoral student receives prestigious USDA-NIFA fellowship.
• Next-gen leader: Agronomy doctoral student selected as Borlaug Scholar.
• Salute for her service: K-State senior and veteran receives received the GI Jobs Student Veteran Leader Award.
• Online excellence: Online education alliance selects K-State student for scholarship.
• Conquering the competition: Architectural engineering and construction science team takes second in international competition.
• International winner: Engineering junior receives prestigious ASHRAE scholarship.
• Prestigious award: New graduate is K-State's latest Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship winner.
• Recognized for research: Vet med student using national research fellowship to study deadly swine disease.
• Select honor: Medical laboratory science student earns national scholarship.
• Having a blast: High-powered rocketry team takes 10th overall in international competition.
• Top researchers: Biology doctoral student earns honors from Southwestern Association of Naturalists for research, while industrial and manufacturing systems engineering doctoral student earns wins paper award at national conference.
• Award-winning visions: Projects by landscape architecture graduate students recognized for excellence.
• Hear! Hear! K-State Student Speech Language Hearing Association earns bronze chapter honors.
• Concrete results: Architectural engineering student earns top-level scholarship from Mid-West Concrete Industry Board and Concrete Promotional Group.
• No beef with this: K-State Meat Evaluation Team is the national champion.
• Researcher on the rise: Food science doctoral candidate Daniel Vega wins national scholarship for his food safety research.
• Attention-worthy: Two students earn honorable mention for Udall Scholarship.
• Top student: Kansas Association of City/County Management awards scholarship to K-State Master of Public Administration student.
• Fulbright winners: Two K-State students earn Fulbright awards, while one student named Fulbright alternate.
• Meriting attention: Landscape architecture students earn regional honors from American Society of Landscape Architects.
• "Steel" in running: Steel Bridge Team qualifies for national competition.
• Bright futures: Five architectural engineering students earn national lighting design scholarships.
• Select honor: Art student's work part of undergraduate art exhibit at St. Joseph, Missouri, museum.
• Building excellence: Civil engineering student earns national scholarship from the American Society of Civil Engineers.
• Solar power leader: K-State's Net Positive Studio takes honors in Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon Build Challenge.
• Power scholar: Nuclear engineering student receives DOE national scholarship.
• State's best: Collegian Media Group takes top honors in Kansas Collegiate Media competition.
• Chapter kudos: K-State student chapter of the American Concrete Institute has been named a 2020 ACI Excellent University.
• Passion for fashion: Two K-State students to showcase designs at Kansas City Fashion Week.
• Healthy selections: Five K-State Master of Public Health students earn awards from Midwestern Public Health Training Center.
• Scholar builder: Construction science and management senior receives Associated General Contractors scholarship.
• Best in Kansas: Doctoral candidate in school counseling named state's school counselor of the year.
• High honor: Doctoral student in chemistry earns honorable mention for NSF National Graduate Research Fellowship.
• Broadcast best: K-State JMC students earn high honors from Kansas Association of Broadcasters.
• Top geographer: Geography doctoral student earns American Geographical Society Council Fellowship.
• Top finish: K-State Sales Team finishes season with another win.
• Perfect paper: Engineering doctoral student wins top paper award at regional conference.
• Elite selection: Junior in political science selected for Critical Language Scholarship Program.
• Prize finalist: Recent graduate's paper on Konza Prairie grasshopper population finalist for 2020 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize.
• Designed win: Interior design student team earns recognition for veteran community project.
• The right pitch: K-State Sales Team wins 2021 Desert Cup, takes second in regional competition.
• Wind power: K-State selected for 2022 Collegiate Wind Competition.
• High finishes: Doctoral students in agronomy take second place in poster, three-minute thesis competitions at annual meeting of Weed Science Society of America.
• Science leader: American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America and Soil Science Society of America present agronomy graduate student with Future Leaders in Science Award; also receives inaugural Graduate Student Award for high productivity in research, publications and outreach from the North American Plant Phenotyping Network.
• International scholars: Two pre-veterinary students earn Gilman scholarship for studies, work abroad.
• Exceptional physicist: Physics graduate student Doyeong Kim named a 2021 LPC Graduate Scholar.
• A winning touch: Mechanical engineering doctoral student takes second in international poster competition.
• Food policy leaders: Three College of Agriculture students selected for Kansas Food and Agricultural Policy Fellowship program.• Engineering excellence: K-State sets record for largest number of engineering graduates ever in Kansas during 2020.
• On course for success: Horticultural doctoral student receives Watson Fellowship from Golf Course Superintendents Association of American.
• By design: Landscape architecture student earns honor in international competition.
• Virtual virtuosos: Members of Kansas State University Marching Band and the Class Cats Dance Team performing with select Intercollegiate Marching Band.
• Top teachers: National geoscience association names two geology graduate teaching assistants as it January 2021 outstanding GTAs.
