04/27/18
NOTE: To download photos of students receiving their award certificates, go to https://scholars.fhsu.edu/fnp_2018april/ and click on the Dodge City SRP 2018 link. Switch view to list form to see names and cutline material.

HAYS, Kan. – Students from the southwestern Kansas region were recognized at a recent Student Recognition Program in Dodge City for the scholarships they have been awarded from Fort Hays State University for the 2018-19 academic year.

The annual Dodge City SRP primarily serves students from Ness City and students from Clark, Comanche, Edwards, Ford, Gray, Hodgeman, Kiowa and Meade counties. Students from outside the primary area, including students from Oklahoma, are also welcome.

Students are arranged alphabetically by high school. Cutlines are provided for the photos.

Andover eCademy
Emmaly Slattery, a 2016 Andover eCademy graduate and a Dodge City Community College transfer student, received a $1,500 Transfer Student Award. Slattery, daughter of Wesley and Debby Slattery, Dodge City, plans to major in finance. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Ashland High School
Jackalyn Endicott, a 2018 Ashland High School graduate, received a $2,000 University Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in nursing. Endicott, daughter of Jason and Jan Endicott, Ashland, plans to major in nursing. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Janelle Harding, assistant professor of nursing.

Cimarron High School
Mikaela Pachner, a 2018 Cimarron High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Pachner, daughter of Jody and Jennifer Pachner, Cimarron, plans to major in accounting. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Alexander Shriner, a 2018 Cimarron High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Shriner, son of Isaac and Renee Shriner, Cimarron, plans to major in business. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Dodge City High School
Omar Alvarez, a 2016 Dodge City High School graduate and a Dodge City Community College transfer student, received a $1,500 Transfer Student Award. Alvarez, son of Jose Ruiz and Norma Alvarez, Dodge City, plans to major in business administration. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Viridiana Arias, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award. Arias, daughter of Jose and Maria Arias, Dodge City, plans to major in criminal justice. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Paul Lucas, assistant professor of criminal justice.

Roxana Arjon, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $3,500 Presidential Award of Distinction and a $1,000 FHSU Hispanic College Institute Scholarship. Arjon is the daughter of Hever Arjon and Maria Magdalena, Dodge City. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Paul Lucas, assistant professor of criminal justice.

Miguel Baca, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $2,000 Access to Academic Opportunity Grant, a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Baca, son of Miguel and Maria Baca, Dodge City, plans to major in business. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Citlalli Cobian, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in elementary education and won the drawing for a $600 FHSU University Bookstore Scholarship. Cobian, daughter of Gustavo Cobian and Maria Luz Lepe, Dodge City, plans to major in elementary education. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Janet Stramel, associate professor of teacher education.

Sydney Foster, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $2,000 University Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Foster, daughter of Dave and Summer Foster, Dodge City, plans to major in marketing. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Luke Gleason, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Gleason, son of Jon and Heather Gleason, Dodge City, plans to major in business. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Jennifer Gonzalez, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Gonzalez, daughter of Armando Gonzalez and Maria Villegas, Dodge City, and Gildardo Gonzalez and Enedina Jimenez, Mexico, plans to major in business. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Logan Lix, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Lix, son of Gerard and Diane Lix, Wright, plans to major in finance. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Yeimi Lopez Romo, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $500 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Lopez Romo, daughter of Alfredo and Yeimi Lopez, Dodge City, plans to major in accounting. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Daniel Martinez, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award. Martinez, son of Vincent and Cynthia Martinez, Dodge City, plans to major in physics. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Kayvan Aflatooni, professor of physics.

Itzel Moya-Perez, a 2016 Dodge City High School graduate and a Dodge City Community College transfer student, received a $4,500 Phi Theta Kappa All-Kansas Academic Team Scholarship and a $1,500 Transfer Student Award. Moya-Perez, daughter of Jose and Sofia Moya, Dodge City, plans to major in social work. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Sky Westerlund, assistant professor of social work.

Crystal Rojas, a 2018 Dodge City High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in political science. Rojas, ward of Hugo and Diana Torres, Dodge City, plans to major in political science. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Paul Lucas, assistant professor of criminal justice.

Hodgeman County High School
Grant Chaney, a 2018 Hodgeman County High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in applied technology and won the drawing for a $400 FHSU Student Recognition Program Scholarship. Chaney, son of Doug and Connie Chaney, Jetmore, plans to major in technology studies. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Randy Jordan, assistant professor of applied technology.

Jaycee Hillman, a 2018 Hodgeman County High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Hillman, daughter of Jeff and Tonya Hillman, Jetmore, plans to major in business. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Ingalls High School
Mikel Osborne, a 2018 Ingalls High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $500 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Osborne, son of Donovan and Tranquility Osborne, Garden City, plans to major in business. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Kayvan Aflatooni, professor of physics.

Allie Vanderree, a 2018 Ingalls High School graduate, received a $1,000 Traditions Scholar Award and a $500 Academic Opportunity Award in allied health. Vanderree, daughter of Jim and Terri Meis, Ingalls, and Randy Vanderree, plans to major in radiologic technology. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Susan Dumler, lecturer of allied health.

Kinsley High School
Ricardo Lujan, a 2018 Kinsley High School graduate, received a $2,000 University Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in business. Lujan, son of Ricardo and Luz Maria Lujan, Lewis, plans to major in business. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Alan Deines, director of the Robbins Banking Institute at the university’s W.R. and Yvonne Robbins College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

La Crosse High School
Mayce Deuel, a 2016 La Crosse High School graduate and a Dodge City Community College transfer student, received a $1,000 Transfer Student Award and won the drawing for a laptop. Deuel, daughter of Trevor Deuel, La Crosse, and Jamie Deuel, La Crosse, plans to major in education. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Janet Stramel, associate professor of teacher education.

South Gray High School
Brock Davis, a 2018 South Gray High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in agriculture. Davis, son of Mike and Bobie Davis, Montezuma, plans to major in agribusiness. He is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Brittany Howell, associate professor of agriculture.

Spearville High School
Katherine Steimel, a 2018 Spearville High School graduate, received a $1,500 Hays City Scholar Award and a $900 Academic Opportunity Award in sociology. Steimel, daughter of Kim Steimel and Mary Schartz, Spearville, plans to major in sociology. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Sky Westerlund, assistant professor of social work.

Sublette High School
Megan Isaac, a 2016 Sublette High School graduate and a Dodge City Community College transfer student, received a $1,500 Transfer Student Award. Isaac, daughter of Byron Isaac, Sublette, and Patti Isaac, Satanta, plans to major in early childhood education. She is pictured with FHSU President Tisa Mason, left, and Dr. Janet Stramel, associate professor of teacher education.