Introducing KELP Class 12
KELP is proud to announce the 16 new students accepted into the Class of 2012! They submitted applications, reference letters, and described their desire to learn about their roles in the Kansas environment. These students represent a variety of perspectives throughout the state of Kansas, such as the Kansas Farmer’s Union, Midwest Energy, and college students. We are excited to begin this year’s program and look forward to meeting our newest Kansas Environmental leaders!
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Congratulations!
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Angela Anderson
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Twin Lakes WRAPS
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Tej Attili
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Kickapoo Environmental Office
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Cody Barilla
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Reno County Extension Agent
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Lauren Clary
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Kansas Farmers Union
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Patricia Haines-Lieber
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Bureau of Environmental Field Services
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Cindy Higgins
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KDA: Water Structures/Div. of Water Resources
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Hoyt Hillman
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KS Master Naturalist, Wichita Storm Water Advisory Board member, Volunteer Coordinator
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Sara Jones
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USD-490, USD-375, Butler County, The City of El Dorado and Butler CC
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Nicholas Levendofsky
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Kansas Farmer's Union
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Terry Lyons
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U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Bob Muirhead
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Midwest Energy
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Michelle Probasco
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KDHE
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Mark Shriwise
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Ford County Planning & Zoning & Environmental Health Administration
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Dr. Peter Tomlinson
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Asst. Professor, Extension Specialist, Environmental Quality
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Chloe Wilson
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Cheney Lake Watershed, INC
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Devin Wilson
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Society of Wetlands Scientists (President-Central Chapter),
Black & Veatch
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The KELP experience consists of five sessions between two and three days long. Each session is diversified with motivational speakers and hands-on field trips and environmental projects. The first session of the 2012 KELP class began February 8th. Our next sessions will be March 7-9, May 9-11, July 11-13, and October 24-25, with corresponding webinars in between each session. Congratulations to our new members beginning their KELP quest!