Engineering student leaders to organize events, represent their college through honor society

New members of K-State's Steel Ring Honor Society. | Download this photo.

By Grant Guggisberg

Carl R. Ice College of Engineering

Twenty-two students from the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering will lead engagement and recognition events and represent the college through leadership and service as new members of the Steel Ring Honor Society.

Membership in the society, which has been part of the K-State engineering tradition since 1927, is based on leadership, academic achievement, service and engagement.

One of the group's primary tasks each year is planning and organizing the College of Engineering Open House in the spring semester. Steel Ring also recognizes students and faculty at the annual engineering leadership reception and participates in leadership and service activities around the college.

The faculty advisor for the group is Paul Snider, professor of practice in the College of Engineering.

The following K-State seniors are the new members of Steel Ring:

Paige Dittrich, industrial engineering, Burlington; Mia Hamilton, architectural engineering, Colby; Elle Dragone, civil engineering, Council Grove; James Nobert, mechanical engineering, Clyde; Sara Murphy, industrial engineering, De Soto; Audrey Steinert, industrial engineering, Derby; Jaycilyn Moriasi, biological systems engineering, Hutchinson; Peter Stoltz, chemical engineering, Leawood; Kaylee Brungardt, chemical engineering and William Delzeit, mechanical engineering, both from Lenexa; Audrey Cook, industrial engineering, Manhattan; Alexander Ko, civil engineering, McPherson; Sophia Schneider, chemical engineering, Olathe; Logan Cutting, mechanical engineering, Dylan Potter, industrial engineering, and Nolan Rodriguez, industrial engineering, all from Overland Park; Lydia Etzel, industrial engineering and Joey Hilton, industrial engineering, both from Topeka; and Dylan Lewis, chemical engineering, Sarah Sinclair, mechanical engineering, and Sonora Vossen, industrial engineering, all from Wichita.

From out of state: Nick Karr, electrical engineering, Raymore, Missouri.

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