Quest Freshman Honorary selects 2026-2027 class of K-State student leaders

Kansas State University's Blue Key Senior Honorary is proud to announce and congratulate the 32 students selected for membership in the 2026–2027 Quest Freshman Honorary.

Quest Freshman Honorary provides first-year students with opportunities to develop their leadership abilities, build meaningful relationships and become actively involved in the K-State community. Through leadership development, service and campus engagement, members are encouraged to strengthen their skills, expand their perspectives and make a positive impact throughout their college experience.

The following students have been selected for the 2026–2027 Quest Freshman Honorary Class:

Klaire Anderson, Liberal; Ava Arriaga, Wichita; Cora Coffey, Manhattan; Jodi Donley, Ellsworth; Grace Funk, Topeka; Sophie Garey, Gardner; Ava Genter, Pettisville, Ohio; Clara Gfeller, Chapman; Meila Gronemeyer, Plymouth, Nebraska; Armani Harris, St. Louis, Missouri; Reace Harshman, Cottonwood Falls; Molly Heller, Hunter; Cheyenne Hoeting, Stockton; Isabella Hunsberger, Andover; Blaine King, Colony; Allison Konrade, Lebo; Nathan Kramer, Lawrence; Josie Kueser, Ellsworth; William Mills, Shawnee; Priya Mittal, Overland Park; Hadley Musson, Arkansas City; Colsen Odgers, Overland Park; Hannah Perrier, Eureka; Gabi Poeschl, Overland Park; Brenlie Reese, Kansas City; Alexander Rogers, Liberty, Missouri; William Sturgis, Joplin, Missouri; Braeden Stutzman, Inman; Taylor Trout, Stuttgart, Germany; Mary Vajnar, Hays; Sam Vanderweide, Olathe; and Hank Wright, Liberty, Missouri.

Visit k-state.edu/bluekey to learn more about Quest Freshman Honorary and other Blue Key programs.

— Submitted by Blair Bolling