Executive Officers
Graduate Student Council officers are elected by the graduate student body each spring semester and serve from May 1 to April 30. Meet the current GSC officers below. View a list of previous GSC officers.

About me
PhD candidate in History
I am originally from Aransas Pass, Texas, and moved to Manhattan to attend K-State from Aurora, CO. My six-year-old twin boys fill my free time. My research interests include World War II, the Holocaust, and the history and memory of WWII commemoration in film, TV, Museums, and monuments. I am also a documentary filmmaker.
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About me
PhD student in Agronomy
I am from Guntur, India, a city known for its vibrant food culture and famous red chilies. I recently completed my master’s degree in Agronomy at Kansas State University and will begin my Ph.D. in Fall 2026, where my research focuses on soil health and regenerative agriculture. Outside of academics, I have loved cooking since childhood, and it continues to be one of my favorite ways to relax and connect with others. I also enjoy playing badminton, singing, and dancing whenever I get the chance. As an international student, I value building community and creating spaces where students from different backgrounds feel supported and welcome.
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Master's student in Agricultural Economics
Born and raised in Kansas, I graduated in May 2025 with a B.S. in Business Administration from Haskell Indian Nations University. I'm a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe of the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, where I return regularly to be with family and participate in ceremony. My research focuses on pet owner attitudes and willingness to pay for various pet food attributes. When I'm not working, you can find me deep in Star Wars or Pokémon media.
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PhD student in Prevention Science
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PhD student in Prevention Science
I was born in Hong Kong, China, and have been privileged to visit or live in almost 20 countries on five continents, and nearly all the states in the U.S. Recently, my spouse, son, and I moved from my spouse's home state of Pennsylvania near Northern Appalachia to continue my academic career as a doctoral student in the Prevention Sciences program. My research interests include fatherhood identity, fathering, father-child communication, and the postpartum period. Aside from academia, I enjoy reading for pleasure and exploring our new hometown with my family.
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