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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2003
Page
10
About 30 area students were among nearly 2,600 graduates this month at Kansas State University. Commencement ceremonies were May 10, 16 and 17. Read lists by county with names and degrees, including from Anderson, Douglas, Franklin, Osage, and surrounding areas.
The Herald reports a free two day workshop in Kansas City for teachers to integrate personal finance topics. State Treasurer Lynn Jenkins will speak among 12 presenters. Sessions cover consumer fraud bankruptcy auto insurance and debt. Attendees receive free curriculum materials and may earn graduate credits or professional development points. Open to certified Kansas teachers. enrollment through (316) 978-5183. Sponsored by the Kansas Council on Economic Education the Federal Reserve Bank and the Center for Economic Education at the University of Kansas Lawrence.
Jeremy Michael Topp earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with an associate’s degree in law enforcement from Missouri Southern State College and received the Glen Defence Leadership/Service Recognition Award. He aims for a master’s in criminal justice after research in U S and Costa Rica. Mindy Lyn Baker was nominated Outstanding 2003 Senior at Emporia State University with a 3.86 GPA and strong campus service. Four area grade-schoolers served as pages for State Rep Joe Hamerickhouse, meeting Gov Kathleen Sebelius. Chelsea Humerickhouse, a granddaughter of Rep Humerickhouse and Lavern and Landry Early, joined Nathan Averill, Kyle Collins, and Jessica Curry of McLouth for the photo.
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